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    Java Prog Niveau 1

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    CONTENTS : JAVA

    25 Heures

    Ruspina centre de formation

    1 Declarations and Access Control

    Java Refresher

    Identifiers & JavaBeans

    Legal Identifiers

    Sun's Java Code Conventions

    JavaBeans Standards

    Declare Classes

    Source File Declaration Rules

    Class Declarations and Modifiers

    Exercise 1-1: Creating an Abstract Superclass and

    Concrete Subclass

    Declare Interfaces

    Declaring an Interface

    Declaring Interface Constants

    Declare Class Members

    Access Modifiers

    Nonaccess Member Modifiers

    Constructor Declarations

    Variable Declarations

    Declaring Enums

    Q&A Self Test

    Self Test Answers

    2 Object Orientation

    Encapsulation

    Inheritance, Is-A, Has-A


    Polymorphism

    Overriding / Overloading

    Overridden Methods

    Overloaded Methods

    Reference Variable Casting

    Implementing an Interface

    Legal Return Types

    Return Type Declarations

    Returning a Value

    Constructors and Instantiation

    Determine Whether a Default Constructor

    Will Be Created

    Overloaded Constructors

    Statics

    Static Variables and Methods

    Coupling and Cohesion

    Q&A Self Test

    Self Test Answers

    3 Assignments

    Stack and Heap—Quick Review

    Literals, Assignments, and Variables

    Literal Values for All Primitive Types

    Assignment Operators

    Using a Variable or Array Element That Is Uninitialized and Unassigned

    Local (Stack, Automatic) Primitives and Objects

    Passing Variables into Methods

    Passing Object Reference Variables

    Does Java Use Pass-By-Value Semantics?


    Passing Primitive Variables

    Array Declaration, Construction, and Initialization

    Using Wrapper Classes and Boxing

    An Overview of the Wrapper Classes

    Creating Wrapper Objects

    Using Wrapper Conversion Utilities

    Overloading

    Garbage Collection

    Q&A Self Test

    Self Test Answers

    4 Operators

    Java Operators

    Assignment Operators

    Relational Operators

    instanceof Comparison

    Arithmetic Operators

    Conditional Operator

    Logical Operators

    Q&A Self Test

    Self Test Answers

    5 Flow Control, Exceptions, and Assertions

    if and switch Statements

    if-else Branching

    switch Statements

    Exercise 5-1: Creating a switch-case Statement

    Loops and Iterators

    Using while Loops

    Using do Loops

    Using for Loops


    Using break and continue

    Unlabeled Statements

    Labeled Statements

    Exercise 5-2: Creating a Labeled while Loop

    Handling Exceptions

    Catching an Exception Using try and catch

    Using finally

    Propagating Uncaught Exceptions

    Exercise 5-3: Propagating and Catching an Exception

    Defining Exceptions

    Exception Hierarchy

    Handling an Entire Class Hierarchy of Exceptions

    Exception Matching

    Exception Declaration and the Public Interface

    Rethrowing the Same Exception

    Exercise 5-4: Creating an Exception

    Common Exceptions and Errors

    Working with the Assertion Mechanism

    Assertions Overview

    Enabling Assertions

    Using Assertions Appropriately

    Q&A Self Test

    Self Test Answers

    6 Strings, Formatting, and Parsing

    String, StringBuilder, and StringBuffer

    The String Class

    Important Facts About Strings and Memory

    Important Methods in the String Class

    The StringBuffer and StringBuilder Classes


    Important Methods in the StringBuffer and StringBuilder Classes

    Serialization

    Dates, Numbers, and Currency

    Working with Dates, Numbers, and Currencies

    Parsing, Tokenizing, and Formatting

    Locating Data via Pattern Matching

    Tokenizing

    Formatting with printf() and format()

    Q&A Self Test

    Self Test Answers

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