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Java Language Fundamentals

Jose Paumard, Kevin Jones, Sekhar Srinivasan, Jim Wilson, Zoran Horvat, Richard Warburton, Bryan Hansen, Josh Cummings, Sander Mak, Esteban Herrera, Mike Nolan, Maurice Naftalin, Richard Monson-Haefel, and DevSecCon

Jose Paumard, Kevin Jones, Sekhar Srinivasan, Jim Wilson, Zoran Horvat, Richard Warburton, Bryan Hansen, Josh Cummings, Sander Mak, Esteban Herrera, Mike Nolan, Maurice Naftalin, Richard Monson-Haefel, and DevSecCon

Java is one of the most widely used programming languages in the world. Originally developed by Sun Microsystems in the 1990s, Java is used to develop everything from web applications to mobile apps to batch processing applications. Java was originally a pure object-oriented language but it has developed into a multi-paradigm language making highly adaptable to any situation. With a large community of developers and supporting libraries, Java is a strong choice for developing almost any type of application.This path focuses on the fundamentals of the Java Languages, giving you a solid foundation for your future Java studies.

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Java is one of the most widely used programming languages in the world. Originally developed by Sun Microsystems in the 1990s, Java is used to develop everything from web applications to mobile apps to batch processing applications. Java was originally a pure object-oriented language but it has developed into a multi-paradigm language making highly adaptable to any situation. With a large community of developers and supporting libraries, Java is a strong choice for developing almost any type of application.This path focuses on the fundamentals of the Java Languages, giving you a solid foundation for your future Java studies.

What You'll Learn

Java language syntax and fundamentals

Java collections

Working with Streams in Java

Collections

Lambda expressions

Object oriented programming

Exception handling

Java IO

Java Database Connectivity (JDBC)

Java's HttpClient

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Jose Paumard

Kevin Jones

Sekhar Srinivasan

Jim Wilson

Zoran Horvat

Richard Warburton

Bryan Hansen

Josh Cummings

Sander Mak

Esteban Herrera

Mike Nolan

Maurice Naftalin

Richard Monson-Haefel

DevSecCon

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