Kathryn reviews what it means to write object-oriented code. She also introduces some fundamental concepts related to object-oriented programming.
- [Instructor] In this chapter,…we'll be diving deeper into what it means…to create object-oriented programs.…Object-oriented programming is a style of programming…where you organize your programs around objects…rather than actions…and data rather than logic.…In chapter two,…we created a car class that allowed us to create car objects…that had certain pieces of data.…In this example,…we gave each car a license plate number,…an average miles per gallon,…and a paint color.…In more elaborate programs,…we can create many classes…that represent all sorts of objects,…and these objects interact with each other.…
For example,…you might have a crash method in your car class…and call this method when two car objects…crash into each other.…There are many more fundamental concepts…associated with object-oriented programming,…including encapsulation, inheritance,…and polymorphism,…that allow you to make the most of the code you write.…In the following videos,…we will go through each of these concepts…and I will show you examples of how they can be useful…
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3/21/2018- Downloading Java 9 and choosing an IDE
- Understanding Java basics: data types, strings, arrays, and more
- Controlling flow with functions and loops
- Debugging
- Working with inheritance and interfaces
- Learning lambda
Skill Level Beginner
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Introduction
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Welcome34s
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1. Getting Started
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Exploring JShell3m 50s
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Exploring an IDE2m 11s
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Hello World in Java4m 6s
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2. Java Basics
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How do we create code?2m 8s
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Variables and data types4m 6s
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Strings7m 12s
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Arrays8m 48s
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Exploring documentation3m 1s
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3. Control Flow
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Decision-making with IF5m 37s
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Comparing loops5m 18s
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Debugging with an IDE4m 16s
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Solution: Dice Roll4m 3s
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4. Beyond the Basics
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What is encapsulation?6m 40s
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Working with inheritance9m 12s
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Interfaces6m 6s
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Functional programming1m 4s
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Learning lambda7m 14s
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Conclusion
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Next steps37s
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