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Introduction to Java
- Java is an object-oriented, event-driven, stand-alone programming language
- Java programs can be created in a standard text editor
- Programs can be run through a command prompt or an IDE such as NetBeans
- All Java programs must contain the “public static void main” method
- Comments can be added by using the double-slash (“//”)
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Table of Contents
| I. Java | ||
|---|---|---|
| Introduction to Java | 31:13 | |
| Working with Java | 31:57 | |
| Classes, Objects, and Methods | 29:34 | |
| If Logic | 34:20 | |
| Loops | 37:00 | |
| Modules | 33:56 | |
| Arrays | 34:03 | |
| Inheritance | 28:15 | |
| Polymorphism | 36:53 | |
| Exception Handling | 22:45 | |