Math Tutor DVD – Mastering Java Programming – Vol 1: Essential Skills-0daytown

Math Tutor DVD – Mastering Java Programming – Vol 1

DVDRip | English | FLV | 1200 x 800 | AVC ~300 kbps | 15 fps

AAC | 64 Kbps | 22.05 KHz | 2 channels | 5 hours | 728 MB

Genre: eLearning Video / Programming, Java, Development

Java is one of the most used programming languages in the world. It is an extremely powerful tool that is currently running on billions of devices worldwide. In this 5-Hour video series, Jason Gibson will teach you the essential concepts of programming in Java by step-by-step video lessons. Every lesson teaches you the core functionality of Java with real-world example code and methods. In addition, every video lesson comes with exercises for the student to work and practice coding skills. Every exercise comes with the solution including a video-walkthrough of the code for that problem. First, you will get an overview of Java, how it is used, and why it is one of the most popular programming languages in the world. Next, you’ll master data types, outputting text and variables to the screen, IF statements, FOR loops, and much more! The easiest way to learn how to program is through step-by-step video lessons!

Lecture titles:
Sect 1: Introduction and How to Use This Course
Sect 2: What is Java and How is it Compiled?
Sect 3: Java Terminology
Sect 4: Installing the Java Development Kit
Sect 5: Compiling Our First Java Program
Sect 6: Installing the Eclipse IDE
Sect 7: Compiling Our First Program using the Eclipse IDE
Sect 8: Examining a Simple Java Program in Detail
Sect 9: Overview of the Eclipse IDE
Sect 10: Commenting your Code
Sect 11: Insert New Lines and Tabs into Screen Output
Sect 12: Declaring and Using Integer Variables
Sect 13: Basic Arithmetic with Integer Variables
Sect 14: Declaring and Using Floating Point Variables
Sect 15: Single-Line IF Statements
Sect 16: Single-Line FOR Loops
Sect 17: Creating Code Blocks for IF Statements and FOR Loops
Sect 18: More Integer Data Types
Sect 19: More Floating Point Data Types
Sect 20: The Character Data Type
Sect 21: The Boolean Data Type
Sect 22: More on Declaring and Initializing Variables
Sect 23: Variable Scope and Lifetime
Sect 24: Increment and Decrementing Variables
Sect 25: Logical Operators
Sect 26: Shorthand Arithmetic Assignments