Java Full Course

Learn Java

Learn Java programming online with our practical course. Solve problems to test your knowledge of the basic syntax and object oriented programming.

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Learn Java (Beginner)

Beginner DSA in Java

Mastering Java: A Step-by-Step Learning Path

1. Getting Started: Java Basics & Syntax

Lay the foundation with Java's fundamental concepts, syntax, and printing statements.

  • πŸ”˜ Lesson 1: Introduction to Printing in Java

  • πŸ”˜ Lesson 2: Exploring the Print Statement

  • πŸ”˜ Lesson 3: Understanding Java Syntax

  • πŸ“ Skill Test: Java Output & Printing

2. Storing Information: Variables & Data Types

Learn how to store, manage, and manipulate data using Java variables and types.

  • πŸ”˜ Lesson 1: Introduction to Variables and Data Types

  • πŸ”’ Lesson 2: Variables Quiz 🏷️ Pro

  • πŸ”’ Lesson 3: Exploring More Data Types 🏷️ Pro

  • πŸ“ Skill Test: Variables & Data Types

3. Performing Operations: Java Operators

Master arithmetic, logical, and relational operations to handle data efficiently.

  • πŸ”˜ Lesson 1: Arithmetic, Relational & Logical Operators

  • πŸ”’ Lesson 2: Operator Precedence, Type Casting & Conversion 🏷️ Pro

  • πŸ“ Skill Test: Operators

4. Working with Text: Java Strings

Understand how Java handles text and learn powerful string manipulation techniques.

πŸ”˜ Lesson – Introduction to Strings
πŸ”’ Lesson – Quiz on Strings 🏷️ Pro
πŸ”’ Lesson – Modifying Strings 🏷️ Pro
πŸ“ Skill-Test – Module test: Strings

5. Interacting with Users: Taking Input in Java

Learn how to accept and process user input in Java programs.

  • πŸ“– Lesson 1: Handling User Input

  • πŸ”’ Lesson 2: Practice Problems πŸ† Pro

  • πŸ“ Skill Test: User Input

6. Decision-Making: Conditional Statements

Use if, else, and switch to control program flow based on conditions.

  • πŸ“– Lesson 1: Introduction to Conditional Statements

  • πŸ”’ Lesson 2: Conditionals Quiz πŸ† Pro

  • πŸ”’ Lesson 3: Comparing Elements in if Statements πŸ† Pro

  • πŸ”’ Lesson 4: Combining Conditions (&&, ||) πŸ† Pro

  • πŸ”’ Lesson 5: The switch Statement πŸ† Pro

  • πŸ“ Skill Test: Conditional Statements

7. Fixing Errors: Debugging Java Code

Identify and fix common programming errors with debugging techniques.

  • πŸ“– Lesson 1: Understanding Common Errors & Debugging Methods

  • πŸ”’ Lesson 2: Debugging Practice πŸ† Pro

  • πŸ“ Skill Test: Debugging

8. Loops: Repeating Tasks Efficiently

Master different types of loops in Java to automate repetitive tasks and control flow in your programs.

πŸ“– Lesson β€” While loops
πŸ“– Lesson β€” For loops πŸ”’πŸ† Pro
πŸ“– Lesson β€” Quiz on Loops πŸ”’πŸ† Pro
πŸ“– Lesson β€” Break, Continue, For each πŸ”’πŸ† Pro
πŸ“– Lesson β€” Nested loops πŸ”’πŸ† Pro
πŸ“ Skill-Test β€” Module test: Loops

9. Arrays: Storing Data in Collections

Learn how to work with arrays to store, manipulate, and manage multiple data items efficiently.

πŸ“– Lesson β€” Introduction to Arrays
πŸ“– Lesson β€” Quiz on Arrays πŸ”’πŸ† Pro
πŸ“– Lesson β€” Basic Array Manipulations
πŸ“ Skill-Test β€” Module test: Arrays

10. Methods in Java: Code Reusability

Unlock the power of functions (methods) in Java to write clean, reusable code and solve problems more effectively.

πŸ“– Lesson β€” Methods in Java
πŸ“– Lesson β€” Use Methods in Problems πŸ”’πŸ† Pro
πŸ“ Skill-Test β€” Module test: Methods in Java

11. Solving Algorithmic Problems

Sharpen your problem-solving skills with a focus on test cases, custom inputs, and outputs to solve real-world algorithmic problems.

πŸ“– Lesson β€” What are Test Cases?
πŸ“– Lesson β€” What are Custom Inputs?
πŸ“– Lesson β€” Review Problems

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Frequently Asked Questions (Faqs)

Is Java tough to learn?

No, Java is beginner-friendly, especially if you understand basic logic and syntax. The challenge comes in OOP concepts, memory management, and advanced frameworks.

  • Basics (Syntax, Loops, Arrays, Functions): 15-20 days
  • Intermediate (OOP, Exception Handling, File Handling): 1-2 months
  • Advanced (DSA, Multi-threading, Frameworks like Spring): 4-6 months

No, Java can be learned directly. But knowing C/C++ helps in understanding memory management and logic building.

  • For entry-level jobs: Yes, but knowing SQL, DSA, and basic web development (Spring Boot for backend) boosts chances.
  • For Android development: Java is useful, but Kotlin is preferred.