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Core Java I. Introduction 1. Why Java 2. Paradigms 3. Diff b/w Java & Other (C,C++) 4. Java history 5. Java features 6. Java programming format 7. Java Tokens 8. Java Statements 9. Java Data Types 10. Typecasting 11. Arrays II. OOPS 1. Introduction ...
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Core Java I. Introduction 1. Why Java 2. Paradigms 3. Diff b/w Java & Other (C,C++) 4. Java history 5. Java features 6. Java programming format 7. Java Tokens 8. Java Statements 9. Java Data Types 10. Typecasting 11. Arrays II. OOPS 1. Introduction 2. Class 3. Object 4. Static Keywords 5. Constructors 6. This Key Word 7. Inheritance 8. Super Key Word 9. Polymorphism (Over Loading & Over Riding) 10. Abstraction 11. Encapsulation 12. Abstract Classes 13. Interfaces III. STRING MANIPULATIONS 1. String 2. String Buffer 3. String Tokenizer IV. PACKAGES 1. Introduction to all predefined packages 2. User Defined Packages 3. Access Specifiers V. EXCEPTION HANDLING 1. Introduction 2. Pre Defined Exceptions 3. Try-Catch-Finally 4. Throws, throw 5. User Defined Exception examples VI. MULTITHREADING 1. Thread Creations 2. Thread Life Cycle 3. Life Cycle Methods 4. Synchronization 5. Wait() notify() notify all() methods VII. I/O STREAMS 1. Introduction 2. Byte-oriented streams 3. Character – oriented streams 4. File 5. Random-access file 6. Serialization VIII. NETWORKING 1. Introduction 2. Socket, Server socket 3. Client –Server Communication IX. WRAPPERCLASSES 1. Introduction 2. Byte, Short, Integer, Long, Float, Double, Character, Boolean classes. X. COLLECTION FRAME WORK 1. Introduction 2. Util Package interfaces, List, Set, Map 3. List interface 7 its classes 4. Set interface & its classes 5. Map interface & its classes XI.INNER CLASSES 1. Introduction 2. Member inner class 3. Static inner class 4. Local inner class 5. Anonymous inner class XII. AWT 1. Introduction 2. Components 3. Event-Delegation-Model 4. Listeners 5. Layouts 6. Individual components Lable, Button, CheckBox, Radio Button. 7. Choice, List, Menu, Text Field, Text Area XV. SWING(JFC) 1. Introduction Diff b/w awt and swing 2. Components hierarchy 3. Panes 4. Individual Swings components Jlabel 5. JButton, JTextField, JTextAres. Advance Java Syllabus: I. JDBC 1. Understanding Class.forName(-) 2. Need of JDBC 3. Types of Jdbc drivers 4. 3 Statement objs (Simple Statement, PreparedStatement,CallableStatement) 5. Resulset objs 6. Batch Processing/Updation 7. Transaction management 8. Working with diff DB s/ws 9. Working with Dates, BLOB and CLOB vlaues 10. JDBC 3.0 & 4.0 Features 11. Working with Type3 and Type5 jdbc drivers 12. Misc Discussions II. SERVLETS 1. Introduction 2. Web application Architecture 3. Web Server & Containers 4. Http Protocol 5. Web application developement 6. Understanding Servlet api 7. Html-Servlet Communication 8. Servlet Life Cycle 9. Deployment of webappliation in different severs 10. Servlet to DB s/w communcation (with jdbc connection pooling) 11. Servlet to Servlet Communcation(Servlet Chaining) 12. SessionTracking 13. Servlet Filters & wrappers 14. Servlet Listeners 15. File Uploading and Downloading 16. Annotations based servlet programming 17. Web-Security 18. Misc Discussions III. JSP 1. Introduction 2. Jsp LifeCycle 3. Jsp Implicit Objects & Scopes 4. Jsp Scripting tags 5. Jsp Directives tags 6. Jsp Actions a.Standard Actions b.Custom Actions 7.JSTL 8. understading model1,mvc1,mvc2 architectures 9.Mini Projects 10.Misc Discussions IV. IDE 1. MyEclipse 2.NetBeans 3.Eclipse V. SERVERS 1. Tomcat 2. Weblogic 3.GlassFish 4.web shepre 5.Jboss VI. DATABASES 1. Oracle 2.mysql 3.postgresql read less
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Core Java : Class ,Object,JVM,Thread,Interface,Exception,static ,Final . Advance Java : Collection,Collection Framework,JDBC,Servlet,Jsp
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you can find complete lists of core java topics here https://javawithsachin.blogspot.in/2016/02/complete-list-of-core-java-topics.html.
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Topics are : JDK vs JRE vs JVM, Classes & Objects, Constructors, Java Variables, Access Modifiers, Java Operators, Keywords, Overloading, Overriding, Exception,
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Core Java:- Characteristics of Java. JVM vs Jre Jdk ,data types , arrays, type conversion,operators, classes and objects, string handling ,input output, exception handling and some more topics.. Advanced Java: Servlets,Jsp,Jdbc ,collection framework along with some basics of web designing.
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