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Beginner Tutorials
- 3. Java Basics
- 3.1. The Java keywords
- 3.2. The Java primitive types
- 3.3. Variables and blocks
- 3.4. Constants and enum types
- 3.5. Operators and expressions
- 3.6. Java operators examples
- 3.6.1. Assignment operator example
- 3.6.2. Arithmetic operators examples
- 3.6.3. Conditional and relational operators examples
- 3.6.4. Bitwise operators examples
- 3.7. Java method calling
- 3.8. Java arrays
- 3.9. The if-else statement
- 3.10. The switch statement
- 3.11. The for statement
- 3.12. The for-each statement
- 3.13. The while statement
- 3.14. The do-while statement
- 3.15. The continue statement
- 3.16. The break statement
- 3.17. The return statement
- 4. Object-Oriented Concepts
- 4.1. Objects
- 4.2. Constructors
- 4.3. Static members
- 4.4. Inheritance
- 4.5. Abstract classes
- 4.6. Interfaces
- 4.7. Polymorphism
- 4.8. Packages
- 4.9. Access modifiers
- 4.10. The Java API
- 4.11. Exceptions
- 4.12. Anonymous classes
- 4.13. Object type casting
- 4.14. Garbage collection
- 5. Java in Practice
- 5.1. Command-line arguments
- 5.2. Reading user input
- 5.3. Working with strings
- 5.4. Working with files
- 5.5. Working with dates
- 5.6. JAR files
- 5.7. Classpath
- 5.8. Java code exercises
- 5.8.1. Code exercise 1
- 5.8.2. Code exercise 2
- 5.8.3. Code exercise 3
- 5.8.4. Code exercise 4
- 5.8.5. Code exercise 5
- 5.8.6. Code exercise 6
- 5.8.7. Code exercise 7
- 5.8.8. Code exercise 8
- 5.8.9. Code exercise 9
- 5.8.10. Code exercise 10
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