Quick Start with Java
Java is one of the most popular and powerful programming languages. It will walk you through the basic need-to-knows about Java. If you're new to this language or you want to refresh your memory, this is a great place to start. After learning this course, you will be able to learn to build advanced Java projects. Come on!
14 labs
Your First Java Lab
Java Scanner Input Challenge
Java Data Types and Basic Operations
Java Fahrenheit to Celsius Conversion
Java Control Flow: Conditionals and Loops
Java FizzBuzz Challenge
Java Methods and Basic Object-Oriented Programming
Java Book Class Challenge
Java Arrays and ArrayLists
Java ArrayList Shopping Cart Challenge
Java Inheritance and Polymorphism
Java Vehicle Inheritance Challenge
Java Exception Handling
Java Age Validator Exception Challenge
Practice Java programming through 200+ hands-on coding challenges. Perfect for beginners to advance their skills with real-world projects covering data structures, algorithms, OOP, and core Java concepts.
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In this project, you will learn how to bulk insert data into a course schedule using MyBatis, a popular Java persistence framework. This project will guide you through the process of setting up the database, creating the necessary tables, and implementing the bulk insert functionality.
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In this project, you will learn how to configure a Spring Boot application using a YAML file, implement a class to handle the configuration data, and create a controller to display the configured information on a web page.
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In this project, you will learn how to implement an employee information retrieval feature using the MVC architecture and Servlet2.x. You will create a search box on the index page where users can enter the employee ID to search, and then display the employee information on a separate page.
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In this project, you will learn how to implement a simple Chinese-English message switching system using the Inversion of Control (IoC) design pattern and the Spring framework.
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In this project, you will learn how to implement thread communication using Google Guava's Monitor class. The project demonstrates a classic producer-consumer problem, where multiple producer threads add data to a shared buffer, and multiple consumer threads consume data from the buffer.
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