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1/19/2018- Reviewing the principles and components of Java
- Choosing a development environment
- Testing simple Java code in JShell
- Creating a project in IntelliJ IDEA
- Working with primitive variables
- Working with Boolean and character values
- Working with String values
- Managing program flow
- Creating reusable code with methods
Skill Level Intermediate
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- [David] My name is David Gassner and this is the first part in a series on learning the essentials of the Java programming language. This course covers basic Java syntax and the Java platform's fundamental architecture. I'll first show you how to install the Java Development Kit and how to get started with IntelliJ IDEA community edition, a free IDE for Java developers. Then I'll introduce you to the basics of the programming language including its data types, keywords, and best practices for naming variables and other language components.
I'll show you how to work with primitive data types, such as numbers and booleans, and how to create, manage, and parse string-based values. And I'll also demonstrate how to control program flow using conditional logic and loops and how to create reusable code with methods. This course is just the first part of this essential training series. I hope that it helps you get started programming with Java.
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 1s
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What you should know3m 13s
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1. What Is Java?
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The history of Java4m 47s
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2. Get Started
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Install Java on Windows2m 17s
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Install Java on OS X2m 59s
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Take a tour of IntelliJ IDEA3m 56s
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3. Work with Variables
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Work with boolean values2m 51s
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Work with character values4m 12s
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More about Java operators4m 48s
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4. Work with String Values
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Parse String values4m 10s
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5. Manage Program Flow
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Create looping code blocks7m 13s
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Create overloaded methods3m 27s
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Conclusion
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Next steps31s
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