Java Beginner - Syntax and Coding Course
(4.74 out of 5) 11 Student Reviews
About the Course
Starting from simple examples, this 3-day course will build up your Java skills so that in the end you will write code with confidence and clarity. You will learn to create Java classes containing methods (including the main method) and fields which you can put in a package. You will write code that uses variables, primitives, 'if' statements, loops and other objects. You will also handle exceptions, arrays (and other collections), strings and dates; as well as writing code that uses generics and lambda expressions and much more.
You will also learn to install an integrated development environment so that you will have all you need to practice your skills after the course.
Who should do this course?
This course is a great starting point for participants who is just starting out on their Java journey and need to learn the syntax of the Java language.
Prerequisites
No prior knowledge of Java programming is required; however participants need to have general mouse and keyboard skills and an understanding of personal computers and the Windows operating system.
Course Details
$2310 incl GST
- Duration:3 Days
- Max. Class Size:10
- Avg. Class Size:5
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Study Mode:
Classroom Online Live
- Level:Beginner
- Course Times: Classroom: 9.00am to 5.00pm approx(Local Time) Online Live: 9.00am to 5.00pm approx(AEST or AEDT)
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Course Dates
Sydney Class Dates
Level 11, 32 Walker Street, North Sydney , NSW 2060
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Melbourne Class Dates
Level 12, 379 Collins Street, Melbourne , VIC 3000
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Brisbane Class Dates
Level 6, 371 Queen Street, Brisbane , QLD 4000
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Course Units
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Unit 1: Setting Up a Development Environment
- Understanding Integrated Development Environments
- Installing NetBeans
- Taking a Look Around NetBeans
- Creating a Project
- Creating a Package
- Creating a New File
- Saving the File
- Looking Under the Bonnet
- Understanding Java Files
- Understanding Class Files
- Understanding Packages
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Unit 2: Creating A Basic Class
- Creating New Class
- Including Comments
- Creating Fields
- Defining Constants
- Creating Methods
- Understanding Naming Conventions
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Unit 3: Developing a Main Method
- Understanding the Main Method.
- Using NetBeans to Add a Main Method
- Using Main Method in Your Code
- Generating Output
- Running Code
- Using Fields in Your Methods
- Using the Object in Your Main Method
- Passing Data to The Main Method
- Fixing Syntax Errors
- Understanding Common Syntax Errors
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Unit 4: Making a Class Easier to Use
- Calling Methods
- Passing Values to Methods
- Returning Values from Methods
- Defining your own Constructor
- Adding the Constructor to the Object
- Calling the Constructor from Another Object
- Overloading Methods
- Variable Argument Parameters
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Unit 5: Creating Variables and Using Primitives
- Understanding Variables
- Creating and Using Variables
- Understanding Defaults
- Using Defaults in Code
- Understanding Scope
- Understanding Datatypes
- Understanding Various Types of Variables
- Using Integer Primitives
- Using Decimal Primitives
- Using Character Primitives
- Using Boolean Primitives
- Using the Ternary Operator in Your Code
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Unit 6: Controlling the Flow of Code
- Creating and Using IF Statements
- Creating and Using ELSE Clause
- Creating and Using Nested IF Statements
- Creating and Using Switch Statement
- Creating and Using a Simple FOR Loop
- Creating and Using a WHILE Loop
- Creating and Using a DO-WHILE Loop
- Creating and Using an EXIT Statement
- Creating and Using a Nested Loop
- Exiting a Specific Loop
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Unit 7: Handling Exceptions and Errors
- Understanding the Problems when Code Is Run
- Recognising Common Problems
- Difference Between Syntax Errors and Exceptions
- Recognising Different Types of Exceptions
- Dealing with Runtime Exceptions
- Dealing with Errors
- Dealing with Non-Runtime Exceptions
- Writing a Try-Catch Clause
- Understanding the Exception Handling Process
- Dealing with Checked Exceptions
- Including More than One Catch Clause
- Handling More Than One Exception in A Single Clause
- Including A Finally Clause
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Unit 8: Dealing with Collections of Objects Using Arrays
- Declaring an Array
- Instantiating an Array
- Populating an Array
- Retrieving from an Array
- Looping Through an Array
- Instantiating Two Dimensional Arrays
- Populating Two Dimensional Arrays
- Retrieving from Two Dimensional Arrays
- Looping Through Two Dimensional Arrays
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Unit 9: Working with Strings and String Builder
- Understanding Strings
- Using the Methods and Fields of a String
- Manipulating Strings Using Common String Methods
- Finding out More About Strings
- Splitting Strings
- Tokenizing Strings
- Scanning Strings
- Understanding the Immutability of Strings
- Understanding the Problem with Immutability
- Solving Immutability with StringBuilder
- Using the StringBuilder Methods
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Unit 10: Using Dates in Your Code
- Understanding the New Date Class in Java
- Understanding the Old Date Class
- Understanding the Reason for The Change
- Looking at Some of the Important Date Classes
- Using Dates in Java Code
- Understanding The LocalDate Class
- Using Methods of LocalDate Class
- Formatting Dates
- Including Time in Your Code
- Understanding the LocalTime Class
- Using the Methods of the LocalTime Class
- Understanding the LocalDateTime Class
- Creating a LocalDateTime Class
- Combining Existing Dates and Times
- Dealing with Time Zones
- Understanding the ZoneId Class
- Understanding the ZoneDDatetime Class
- Creating a ZoneDDatetime Object
- Combining Existing Dates, Times and Time Zones
- Putting it All Together
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Unit 11: Making Code More Flexible with Generics
- Coding Without Generics
- Coding with Generics
- Using Generics
- Understanding the Advantages of Generics
- Understanding how Java Uses Generics in The API
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Unit 12: Using Other Kinds of Collections
- Understanding Different Kinds of Collections
- Using Lists
- Understanding the ArrayList Class
- Using an ArrayList
- Using an ArrayList Without Generics
- Using an ArrayList with Generics
- Using Sets
- Understanding the TreeSet Class
- Using a TreeSet
- Using Maps
- Understanding the TreeMap Class
- Using a TreeMap
- Ordering Collections
- Understanding the Default Order of Collections
- Understanding the Options Available for Ordering Collections
- Making a Class Comparable
- Using an Independent Arbitrator
- Sorting a Set
- Re-Ordering a List
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Unit 13: Using Lambda Expressions
- Writing Code Without Lambdas
- Passing Data Using Primitives
- Passing Data Using Objects
- Understanding the Advantages of Passing Objects
- Understanding the Disadvantages of Passing Objects
- Using an Object to Pass Functionality
- Using a Lambda Expression to Pass Functionality
- Understanding the Parts of a Lambda Expression
- Using the Compiler to Our Advantage
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Course Reviews
I found this course very informative and Mathew was amazing throughout the course and very helpful.
Course was very informative. Covered the basic Java knowledge I needed for my work.
Matthew was an excellent trainer, he was knowledgeable, pleasant personality and kept the course interesting and always helpful to help
A lot of content, will need to go through the manual and do some practice to cement what I learned. Presented well, enjoyed it.
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