Core Java - IT Training Course
by F I T Computer EducationChennai |
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| Medium of instruction: | English |
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1. Java Virtual Machine (JVM):
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1.1 Code Reusability
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1.2 Linker Compatibility
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1.3 Language Interoperability
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1.4 Garbage Collection
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1.4.1 Mark
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1.4.2 Sweep
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1.4.3 Reference
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1.5 Sandbox Security
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1.6 No DLL HELL
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1.7 Layout manager
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2. Java Preview:
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2.1 Java Compilation model
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2.2 Java Execution model
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2.3 Reasons for Java slowness
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3. Introduction to OOPS:
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3.1. Code Reusability
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3.1.1 Composition
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3.1.2 Inheritance
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3.2 Abstraction
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3.3 Encapsulation
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3.4 Polymorphism
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3.5 Class
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3.6 Object
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3.7 Constructor
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3.8 Difference between Method and Function
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4. Introduction to Java Technologies:
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4.1 Types of Operators
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4.1.1 Arithmetic Operator
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4.1.2 Relational Operator
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4.1.3 Logical Operator
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4.1.4 Assignment Operator
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4.1.5 Increment, Decrement Operator
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4.1.6 Bitwise Operator
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4.1.7 InstanceOf Operator
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4.2 Datatypes
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4.2.1 Short
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4.2.2 Long
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4.2.3 int
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4.2.4 byte
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4.2.5 boolean
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4.2.6 float
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4.2.7 double
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4.2.8 char
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4.3 Java Configuration
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4.3.1 How to set classpath
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4.4 Java Access Specifiers
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4.4.1. Public
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4.4.2 Private
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4.4.3 Protected
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4.4.4 Package
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4.5 Java Access Modifiers
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4.5.1 Static
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4.5.2 Abstract
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4.5.3 Interface
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4.5.4 Difference between Abstract and interface
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4.5.5 Final
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4.5.6 Finalize
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4.5.7 Native
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4.5.8 Volatile
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4.6 Overloading, Overriding
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4.7 Conditional Statement
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4.7.1 if…..else
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4.7.2 Switch….Case
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4.8 Iterative
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4.8.1 While
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4.8.2 do….while
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4.8.3 for
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4.8.4 for….each
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4.9 Conditional exit Statement
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4.9.1 Break
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4.9.2 Continue
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4.10 Arrays
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4.11 Java Exception Handling Mechanism
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4.11.1 Throwable
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4.11.2 Difference between Exception and Error
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4.11.3 try,catch
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4.11.4 throws
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4.11.5 finally
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4.11.6 What is resource leak and memory leak
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4.11.7 Rethrow
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4.11.8 User-defined Exception
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4.12 String, String Buffer
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4.12.1 Types of Strings
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4.12.2 Strings memory management
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4.12.2.1 Global pool
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4.12.2.2 Intern pool
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4.12.2.3 Junk pool
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4.12.3 String methods
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4.12.4 String Buffer
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4.12.5 Difference between String and String Buffer
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4.12.6 String Buffer methods
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4.13 Java Thread Support
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4.13.1 Types of processing
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4.13.2 Light weight,Heavy weight
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4.13.3 What is thread
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4.13.4 Ways of creating thread
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4.13.5 Thread life cycle
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4.13.6 Information about thread
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4.13.7 Thread Priorities
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4.13.8 Dameon Thread
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4.13.9Thread Name
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4.13.10 yield()
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4.14 Java Multithreading
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4.14.1 What is multithreading
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4.14.2 Types of multithreading
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4.14.2.1 wait & notify
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4.14.2.2 Difference between wait and sleep
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4.14.2.3 Synchronized
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4.14.2.4 Difference between synchronized block and synchronized method
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4.14.2.5 Volatile
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4.14.2.6 Livelock,deadlock,starvation
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4.15 Java Objects
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4.15.1 Util
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4.15.1.1 Collection
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4.15.1.1.1 ArrayList
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4.15.1.1.2 LinkedList
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4.15.1.1.3 HashSet
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4.15.1.1.4 TreeSet
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4.15.1.2 Maps
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4.15.1.2.1 HashMap
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4.15.1.2.2 TreeMap
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4.15.1.3 Interface
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4.15.1.3.1 Iterator
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4.15.1.3.2 List Iterator
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4.15.1.3.3 Comparator
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4.15.1.4 Legacy Classes
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4.15.1.4.1 Vector
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4.15.1.4.2 Stack
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4.15.1.4.3 Dictionary
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4.15.1.4.4 Hash Table
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4.15.1.4.5 Property class
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4.15.1.5 Legacy class Interface
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4.15.1.5.1 Enumerator
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4.15.1.5.2 Comparator
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4.15.1.6 Algorithms
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4.15.1.6.1 Collections
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4.15.1.6.2 Arrays
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4.15.2 IO
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4.15.2.1 File
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4.15.2.2 Directory
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4.15.2.2.1 How to filter directories
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4.15.2.3 Input stream
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4.15.2.3.1 File Input Stream
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4.15.2.3.2 Data Input Stream
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4.15.2.3.3 Buffer Input Stream
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4.15.2.3.4 Sequence Input Stream
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4.15.2.4 Output stream
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4.15.2.4.1 File Output Stream
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4.15.2.4.2 Data Output Stream
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4.15.2.4.3 Buffer Output Stream
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4.15.2.5 Serialization 4.15.2.5.1 Transient
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4.15.3 Lang
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4.15.3.1 Wrapper Classes
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4.15.3.2 Class
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4.15.3.3 Object
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4.15.3.4 Class Loader
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4.15.3.5 Void
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4.15.3.6 Runtime
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4.15.3.7 Process
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4.15.3.8 Interfaces
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4.15.3.8.1 Cloneable
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4.15.3.8.1 Comparable
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4.16 JDK 1.5 features
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4.16.1 Generics
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4.16.2 Enum
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4.16.3 Boxing and Autoboxing
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