Introduction Seminar to Java Programming
This course is aimed at newcomers to the Java language. However it is useful if participants bring along some experience in any other programming language. In the course, the basic concepts of Java are then being practiced in detail with real examples. For this purpose, syntax and frequently used Java classes are in the foreground. Applications and applets, simple graphic user interfaces and command-line interface applications are being written.
The following subject matters are covered:
- Historical Evolution of C#
- Basic Syntax
- First Examples
- Getting to know Compiler
- and the VM
class
Data
- Standard data types
- Strings
- Operators
- Class Concept
- Methods
- References
- Object Instancing with
new
- Garbage Collection
- Data Encapsulation
- Attributes and Methods
- Constructors
- Inheritance
- The
Object
class - Interfaces
- Polymorphism
- Function Overloading
- Static Methods and Elements
- Type Converting
- Visibility Rules
- Exception Handling
- Arrays
- Packages
- The
java.util
package - Abstract Windowing Toolkit
- GUI Programming
- The Listener Concept
The programming language is learned by means of practical examples.
For this purpose the current JDK
and a development environment such as NetBeans or Eclipse are used.
The operating system used is irrelevant.
However, the participants should master simple data operations on their system.
Windows, MacOSX,
Linux or UNIX are usually used as development platform.
Last modified 10.10.2024