Introduction to programming with Java

Learn Java programming with examples, quizzes and coding exercises - Free Course.

What you'll learn:

• At the end of the course, you will be able to program basic Java
• At the end of the course, you will be able to build Object Oriented programs
• At the end of the course, you will be able to create fun programs

Did you know thatIf computer programming were a country, it would be the third most diverse for languages spoken! Still Java is one of the most used programming languages. Programming is hard and that is precisely why you should learn it and embrace the difficulty!

What others say about the course:

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Daniela Mihalkova

"Brilliant trainer – great charisma – lovely, relaxed, very clear. Really enjoyed the session, thank you!"

Payal Fichadiya

"Very easy to understand"

I have been a software developer for a severalyears andI have been passionate about teaching for a long time. For example, in university I was helping my fellow friends with their homework's and assignments. I became Java SE 7 Certified Associate (OCA) in 2012 and ever since I have been passionate about Java. "Write Once, Use Anywhere" is probably one of the most important features of Java.

This is an introduction to Java programming course that consist of over 2 hours of video lectures, 32 quizzes and 8 coding exercises.You do not need any programming experience. I will walk you step by step toward the projects. Starting by installing the required software JDK and Eclipse. Then we will go through Creating Projects, Classes and Packages. Next we will cover the programming logic and the syntax of Java. After each chapter there is a quick quiz to refresh your knowledge and there is an optionalpractical coding exerciseto test if you are ready to continue to the next chapter.

We are going to cover:

• Basic programming
• If and switch statements
• For and WhileLoops
• Methods
• Single and MultidimensionalArrays
• Objects
• Text Input/Outpu
• Inheritance and Polymorphism
• Abstract classes and Interfaces
• Exceptions