Join David Gassner for an in-depth discussion in this video Understanding what you should know before watching this course, part of Advanced Java Programming.
This course is designed for software developers who already have some experience programming with Java. You don't need to have worked in any particular application environment, such as Java enterprise edition, web applications, or android app development. You just need to understand the basics of Java syntax, how to create simple console applications, and how to use the Eclipse development environment to create, compile, run, and debug. If you're brand-new to Java, I recommend first watching the lynda.com course, Java Essential Training.
You will get an introduction to the Java programming language and some valuable information about how the language and virtual machine work during compilation and at runtime. You will learn how to install Eclipse, how to create Java projects, packages, and classes. And you'll get an introduction to the fundamental concepts of object-oriented programming. You should then be ready for this course and for other lynda.com courses that put Java to specific use. And if this is your first time working with an object-oriented language, I also recommend watching lynda.com's course Foundations of Programming: Object-Oriented Design.
This course can help you learn how to build larger Java applications and gain a better understanding of the common object-oriented patterns used by all developers who program with Java.
Author
Released
9/27/2012- Installing Java on Windows and Mac OS X
- Installing Eclipse
- Using new features such as simplified generics
- Working with advanced class structures (member, local inner, etc.)
- Using the Reflection API
- Navigating inheritance trees
- Managing unordered and ordered sets
- Peeking and polling with queues
- Testing and error handling
- Managing files and directories
- Working with I/O streams
- Multi-threading
- Next steps with Java
Skill Level Advanced
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Introduction
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Welcome35s
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Using the exercise files3m 30s
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1. Getting Started
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Installing Java 7 on Windows1m 39s
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Installing Java 7 on OS X2m 41s
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Installing Eclipse 4.2 Juno4m 55s
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2. Java 7 New Features
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3. Using Advanced Class Structures
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Using static initializers7m 23s
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Using member classes5m 25s
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Using local inner classes3m 20s
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4. Using the Reflection API
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Using the Class class4m 42s
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Navigating inheritance trees5m 26s
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5. More of the Collections Framework
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6. Testing and Advanced Exception Handling
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Using the finally keyword5m 40s
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7. Managing Files and Directories in Java 7
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Using the Path class7m 12s
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Walking the directory tree7m 42s
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Finding files7m 45s
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8. Working with I/O Streams
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Using buffered streams3m 19s
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Scanning tokenized text4m 54s
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9. Working with Multi-threading
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Extending the Thread class7m 13s
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Interrupting a thread2m 43s
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Synchronizing threads7m 13s
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Conclusion
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