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Create a simple record of student marks using Java HashMap
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In this project, you will learn how to use the Java HashMap class to process simple student marks. The hash map will contain key-value pairs of student ID and mark. You will use various methods to add, remove, and update data in the hash map.
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Teaches learners how to apply the core Java structure, hash map, which is widely used in industry
Demonstrates various methods for working with hash maps, including adding, removing, and updating data
Builds a strong foundation for beginners in Java data structures and algorithms
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Compile a list of resources for working with HashMaps in Java
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Offer a comprehensive list of resources for further exploration and learning on HashMap.
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Search for online tutorials, articles, and videos on working with HashMaps in Java.
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Bookmark and organize the resources in a central location.
Review the Java HashMap documentation
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Provide a solid foundation for working with HashMap by reviewing its official documentation.
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Visit the official Java HashMap documentation website.
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Read through the documentation and make notes of key concepts.
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Explore the examples provided in the documentation.
Create 5 student mark records in a HashMap
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Enforce the use of HashMap to store student marks in the correct format.
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Create a HashMap with student ID as key and mark as value.
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Add 5 student marks to the HashMap.
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Verify the content of the HashMap.
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Remove a student mark from the HashMap
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Practice the removal of a student mark from the HashMap.
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Remove a student mark from the HashMap using the student ID as the key.
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Verify that the student mark has been removed from the HashMap.
Update a student mark in the HashMap
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Demonstrate how to update the mark of a given student in the HashMap.
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Find the student mark in the HashMap using the student ID as the key.
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Update the mark of the student.
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Verify that the student mark has been updated in the HashMap.
Create a Java program to process student marks using HashMap
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Combine the skills of working with HashMap and object-oriented programming to develop a complete program.
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Create a Java class to represent a student.
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Create a Java class to represent a HashMap of student marks.
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Create a Java program that uses the student and student marks classes to process student marks.
Participate in a peer-led study session on HashMaps
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Engage with peers to exchange knowledge, clarify concepts, and reinforce understanding of HashMaps.
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Find a peer or form a group of peers who are also working through the course.
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Schedule a study session to discuss and work through HashMap concepts.
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Share resources, ask questions, and collaborate on exercises.
Compile a list of resources for working with HashMaps in Java
Show steps
Offer a comprehensive list of resources for further exploration and learning on HashMap.
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Search for online tutorials, articles, and videos on working with HashMaps in Java.
- Bookmark and organize the resources in a central location.
Review the Java HashMap documentation
Show steps
Provide a solid foundation for working with HashMap by reviewing its official documentation.
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Visit the official Java HashMap documentation website.
- Read through the documentation and make notes of key concepts.
- Explore the examples provided in the documentation.
Create 5 student mark records in a HashMap
Show steps
Enforce the use of HashMap to store student marks in the correct format.
Show steps
Show steps
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- Create a HashMap with student ID as key and mark as value.
- Add 5 student marks to the HashMap.
- Verify the content of the HashMap.
Four other activities
Expand to see all activities and additional details
Show all seven activities
Remove a student mark from the HashMap
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Practice the removal of a student mark from the HashMap.
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- Remove a student mark from the HashMap using the student ID as the key.
- Verify that the student mark has been removed from the HashMap.
Update a student mark in the HashMap
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Demonstrate how to update the mark of a given student in the HashMap.
Show steps
Show steps
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- Find the student mark in the HashMap using the student ID as the key.
- Update the mark of the student.
- Verify that the student mark has been updated in the HashMap.
Create a Java program to process student marks using HashMap
Show steps
Combine the skills of working with HashMap and object-oriented programming to develop a complete program.
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Create a Java class to represent a student.
- Create a Java class to represent a HashMap of student marks.
- Create a Java program that uses the student and student marks classes to process student marks.
Participate in a peer-led study session on HashMaps
Show steps
Engage with peers to exchange knowledge, clarify concepts, and reinforce understanding of HashMaps.
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Find a peer or form a group of peers who are also working through the course.
- Schedule a study session to discuss and work through HashMap concepts.
- Share resources, ask questions, and collaborate on exercises.
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Learners who complete Create a simple record of student marks using Java HashMap will develop knowledge and skills
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Data Analyst
Data Analyst
Data Analysts use large databases to analyze data and find patterns. This course will help you build a foundation in data analysis by teaching you how to use the Java HashMap class to process data. This knowledge will be essential for your success as a Data Analyst.
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Software Engineer
Software Engineers design, develop, and maintain software systems. This course will help you build a foundation in software engineering by teaching you how to use the Java HashMap class to store and retrieve data. This knowledge will be essential for your success as a Software Engineer.
Database Administrator
Database Administrator
Database Administrators manage and maintain databases. This course will help you build a foundation in database administration by teaching you how to use the Java HashMap class to store and retrieve data. This knowledge will be essential for your success as a Database Administrator.
Business Analyst
Business Analyst
Business Analysts analyze business processes and identify opportunities for improvement. This course will help you build a foundation in business analysis by teaching you how to use the Java HashMap class to collect and analyze data. This knowledge will be essential for your success as a Business Analyst.
Data Scientist
Data Scientist
Data Scientists use data to solve business problems. This course will help you build a foundation in data science by teaching you how to use the Java HashMap class to store and retrieve data. This knowledge will be essential for your success as a Data Scientist.
Statistician
Statistician
Statisticians collect, analyze, and interpret data. This course will help you build a foundation in statistics by teaching you how to use the Java HashMap class to store and retrieve data. This knowledge will be essential for your success as a Statistician.
Market Researcher
Market Researcher
Market Researchers collect and analyze data about markets and consumers. This course will help you build a foundation in market research by teaching you how to use the Java HashMap class to store and retrieve data. This knowledge will be essential for your success as a Market Researcher.
Financial Analyst
Financial Analyst
Financial Analysts analyze financial data to make investment recommendations. This course will help you build a foundation in financial analysis by teaching you how to use the Java HashMap class to store and retrieve data. This knowledge will be essential for your success as a Financial Analyst.
Actuary
Actuary
Actuaries use mathematics to assess risk. This course will help you build a foundation in actuarial science by teaching you how to use the Java HashMap class to store and retrieve data. This knowledge will be essential for your success as an Actuary.
Operations Research Analyst
Operations Research Analyst
Operations Research Analysts use mathematical models to solve business problems. This course will help you build a foundation in operations research by teaching you how to use the Java HashMap class to store and retrieve data. This knowledge will be essential for your success as an Operations Research Analyst.
Management Consultant
Management Consultant
Management Consultants help businesses improve their performance. This course will help you build a foundation in management consulting by teaching you how to use the Java HashMap class to store and retrieve data. This knowledge will be essential for your success as a Management Consultant.
Human Resources Manager
Human Resources Manager
Human Resources Managers manage the human resources of an organization. This course will help you build a foundation in human resources management by teaching you how to use the Java HashMap class to store and retrieve data. This knowledge will be essential for your success as a Human Resources Manager.
Teacher
Teacher
Teachers educate students at all levels. This course will help you build a foundation in teaching by teaching you how to use the Java HashMap class to store and retrieve data. This knowledge will be essential for your success as a Teacher.
Librarian
Librarian
Librarians manage and organize libraries. This course will help you build a foundation in library science by teaching you how to use the Java HashMap class to store and retrieve data. This knowledge will be essential for your success as a Librarian.
Customer Service Representative
Customer Service Representative
Customer Service Representatives provide customer service to customers. This course will help you build a foundation in customer service by teaching you how to use the Java HashMap class to store and retrieve data. This knowledge will be essential for your success as a Customer Service Representative.
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Instructor
Dr. Chao Mbogho
Language
English
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Teaches learners how to apply the core Java structure, hash map, which is widely used in industry
Demonstrates various methods for working with hash maps, including adding, removing, and updating data
Builds a strong foundation for beginners in Java data structures and algorithms
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