TECHNOCREDITS 9765463742
1) Installation & importance of path variable
2) Why should we write class in java (To
fulfil business requirements)
3) Variables & datatypes (String & int)
4) Methods/functions
a. Method name
b. Parameters (Arguments)
c. Return type
d. Method body
Day 1 5) Object creation
6) Entry point function : main() method
7) Code compilation
8) Compiler's responsibilities
a. Check syntactical errors
b. Add extra code or optimization
c. Convert .java file to .class file(Byte
code)
9) Interpreter - for execution of code
10) Will do first practical program
1) Parameters/ Arguement
2) Local & Instance
3) Instance variables have their default
values.
Day 2 4) Filename should match classname [B.P]
5) One java file can have multiple class
[.class file will be created for every class]
6) One java file should have only one class
with exact matching name
1) 8 Primitive datatypes with default values:
a. byte [1 byte]
b. short [2 bytes]
c. int [4 bytes]
d. long [8 bytes]
e. float [4 bytes]
f. double [8 bytes]
Day 3 g. character : char [2 bytes]
h. true & false : boolean [1 byte]
2) Memory required for each datatype
3) Range of each datatype
4) No default values will be assigned to the
local variable.
5) A local variable has to initialize before we
use it.
1) Conditional statement if - else
2) If else ladder
3) || and && condition
4) Basic usage of == and equals() method
Day 4 a. For String comparison use equals()
method
b. For any data type(int, float, double,
char, short, byte and boolean)
comparison use == operator
Days 5 1) Nested If else
1) For Loop :
a. Loops are used to execute a set of
statements repeatedly until a particular
condition is satisfied.
b. If the number of iteration is fixed, it is
recommended to use for loop.
Notes:-
a. In for loop, initialization happens first
and only one time, which means that
the initialization part of for loop only
executes once.
b. Condition in for loop is evaluated on
each iteration, if the condition is true
then the statements inside for loop
Day 6 body gets executed. Once the
condition returns false, the statements
in for loop does not execute and the
control gets transferred to the next
statement in the program after for loop.
c. After every execution of for loop’s
body, the increment/decrement part of
for loop executes that updates the loop
counter.
d. After every execution of for loop’s
body, the increment/decrement part of
for loop executes that updates
the loop counter.
e. After third step, the control jumps to
second step and condition is re-
evaluated.
1) Loop variation, while loop, break statement.
Loops are used to execute a set of
statements repeatedly until a particular
condition is satisfied.
While Loop:
a. The Java while loop is used to iterate a
part of the program several times. If the
number of iteration is not fixed, it is
recommended to use while loop.
b. In while loop, condition is evaluated first
and if it returns true then the statements
Day 7 inside while loop execute. When
condition returns false, the control
comes out of loop and jumps to the
next statement after while loop.
Note: The important point to note when using
while loop is that we need to use
increment (or decrement) statement
inside while loop so that the loop
variable gets changed on each
iteration, and at some point condition
returns false. This way we can end the
execution of while loop otherwise the
loop would execute infinitely.
1) Eclipse introduction
2) While loop examples
Day 8 3) Static non access modifier
4) Install Git and Create an account on
GitHub.
1) SSH-Key setup and Import project from
Day 9 & 10 GitHub
Day 11 1) Return type.
Day 12 1) Static - Non-Static
1) Communication between classes.
Day 13 2) Git PR: Two different ways
Day 14 1) Switch case
1) JDK, JRE, JVM
2) Reference variable
Day 15 3) How System.out.println() works
4) Scanner class
1) Array
a. Array Declaration
b. Initialize or assign value to array element
Day 16 c. Access values from array using index
d. Length is a property of an array - that
will give total number of elements in
array.
1) String class methods
a. int length()
b. char charAt(int index)
c. String trim()
d. int lastIndexOf(char ch)
e. String toUpperCase()
f. String toLowerCase()
g. String replace(char oldchar, char
newchar)
Day 17 h. String replace(charsequece oldchar,
charsequece newchar)
i. String replaceFirst(String oldString,
String newString)
j. String replaceAll(String oldString, String
newString)
2) Scanner class
Day 18 1) Debugging
Day 19 1) String class method -> indexOf
1) Array comparision
2) Wrapper class
Day 20 3) PrimeNumber
4) Package
5) Import
1) Seperate dgits from number
Day 21 2) Access modifer
Day 22 1) Encapsulation
Day 23 1) Inheritance(Part 1)
Day 24 1) Inheritance(Part 2)
Day 25 1) Inheritance(static & final methods)
1) Final Keyword
2) Inheritance Interview questions
3) Inheritance (protected)
4) Multilevel Inheritance
Day 26 5) Multiple Inheritance
6) Polymorphism
a. Overloading
b. Overriding
1) Overview of OOPS
a. Encapsulation
b. Inheritance
c. Polymorphism
a. Overloading
Day 27 b. Overriding
d. Abstraction:
Abstraction can be achieved in two ways.
a. Interface
b. Abstract class
1) Abstract Class
Day 28 2) Difference between Interface & Abstract
1) Abstraction Interview
Day 29 2) CoVerientReturnType
3) TernaryOperator
1) Abstraction(Java8 Features)
Day 30 2) ClassCastException
3) Assignment 26 Solution
1) Constructor
Java Day 31
2) Super
3) This.
4) Program: Char Count
1) Abstract Class Has Constructor & Nonstatic
Day 32 block
1) Static & Non-Static block
Day 33 2) Constructor
3) Enum
1) Blank final variable
Day 34 2) Ascii value
Day 35 1) Singleton Design Pattern
1) String pool
a. There are two ways to create a String
object.
b. String class is immutable
Day 36 c. Detail discuss == & .equals()
2) toString() method
3) intern() method
4) Program: Replace second last occurrence
1) StringBuffer
Day 37 2) StringBuilder
3) What is Exception & Exception Handling
1) Boolean class has constructor which can
take String value, internally it is going
to
convert it in boolean by checking if
value
is "true" then assign true else assign false
to boolean variable.
for example, when we say
Boolean b1 = new Boolean("Hi");
value of b1 will be false as string value
assigned to b1 is not "true", anything apart
from string "true" is assigned to boolean
as false.
if we say
Boolean b1 = new Boolean("true");
b1 will get boolean value as true.
now in a give question,
Boolean b1 = new Boolean("Hi"); //
internally false will be assigned to b1
Boolean b2 = new Boolean("Hello"); //
internally false will be assigned to b2
Day 38
b1 == b2; will be false as we are
comparing referece and two objects
always store at different location.
equal method will return true as b1 and b2
both having value false.
2) Points to be remember for Singleton
Design pattern.
a. Create private constructor - It will
prevent to instantiate the Singleton class
from outside the class.
b. getConnection() should be static, this
provides the global point of access to
the Singleton object and returns the
instance to the caller.
c. Private static reference variable of
Connection class.
ie. private static connection con;
it will get memory only once bez of
static.
Day 39 1) Exception(try & catch)
1) Exception(try, catch & finally)
2) Check different-different scenarios
a. only try -> CE
b. try & catch -> Allowed
c. try multiple catch -> allowed [child
then parent]
d. try & finally -> allowed
e. try & finally & catch -> CE
f. try catch finally finally -> CE [only one
finally block is allowed]
g. nested try catch -> allowed
h. try catch inside try -> allowed
i. try catch inside catch -> allowed
j. try catch inside finally -> allowed
3) System.exit(int status)
4) Predict output of below program.
Day 40
int m1(int x){
try{
int y = 10/x;
return y;
}catch(RuntimeException re){
return 30;
}catch(Exception e){
return 20;
}catch(Throwable t){
return 40;
}finally{
return 400;
}
//return 500;
}
m1(10); --> 400
m1(0); --> 400
Day 41 1) Exception(throw & thows)
Day 42 1) Exception(throws)
1) Quick Revision(Throw-throws
& Exception)
Day 43 2) Custom-Exception
3) toCharArray & Arrays Class
4) ClassNotFoundException
1) Array Limitation
2) Collection Overview
a. List
i) boolean add(Object obj)
ii) Object get(int index)
iii) int size()
vi) boolean remove(Object obj) //
Techno
v) Object remove(int index) // 2
vi) void add(int index, Object obj)
Day 44 add element at specific index
vii) set(int index, Object obj) // replace
an element at given index [3, Yash]
viii) int indexOf(Object obj); // it will
return index of an element
ix) boolean contains(Object obj);
x) void clear()
b. Set
3) Coding Practice
1) Collection(Map & HashMap)
2) What we have covered so far:
a. Why collections framework [limitations
of array]
b. Collections framework hierarchy
c. List interface property [allow duplicate,
maintain insertion order]
d. ArrayList initialization.
e. ArrayList class & useful method (13
methods)
Day 45 f. ArrayList pass by reference
g. Enhance for loop
h. Convert Array to List
i. asList method return non modifiable list
j. Collect student references to a list
k. fail fast and fail safe operations
l. iterate a loop using Iterator
m. Predicate example
n. Compare two array list
1) Collection (Pass collection reference to
Day 46 method) [ArrayList<Employee>]
Day 47 1) Collection(FailFast & FailSafe)
Day 48 1) Collection(HashSet Iterator)
1) Collection (TreeSet)
2) Map (HashMap, LinkedHashMap,
Hashtable, TreeMap)
3) Git Part
a. How to see local branches
Day 49 b. how to see remote branches
c. How to see all branches
d. Reset
e. Reset & checkout diff
f. How to delete untracked files
g. How to delete local & Remote Branch
Day 50 1) ArrayList & LinkedList
Holiday Utilies
Pattern printing - 1.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1J4y_
Z25UV7S0NJKqOklOFGCntT355nqK
Day 51
Pattern printing - 2.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=
1uirxt2g4rZEBV_68ui1n-31y-mR3OaZ_
Day 52 1) Upload project on gitHub
Day 53 1) Git stash
1) Github
a. How to give access of your repo.
b. How to create branch on github and
start working on it.
c. How to rename Local and Remote Branch
Local Branch rename : git branch -m
Day 54 <New_branch_name>
Remote branch rename:
git push origin --delete
<old_branch_name>
git push origin -u <new_name>
d. How to delete Repo from github.
Day 55 1) How to create conflict & solve them
1) HashMap Internals
Day 56 2) Equals & Hashcode method Contract
3) Comparator & Comparable
