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    This document provides an overview of several Java concepts: - Java constructors have public default access and are non-static. The new operator creates and returns an object. Abstract classes can contain abstract, concrete, or both types of methods. - Polymorphism is achieved through inheritance, method overriding, and upcasting. Interfaces do not contain constructors while abstract classes can have public default constructors for constructor chaining. - The Solid principles (Single Responsibility, Open-Closed, Lisp Substitution, Interface Segregation, Dependency Inversion) aim to make applications more robust and flexible. - Maven is a project management tool used for building, managing dependencies, and generating documentation

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    This document provides an overview of several Java concepts: - Java constructors have public default access and are non-static. The new operator creates and returns an object. Abstract classes can contain abstract, concrete, or both types of methods. - Polymorphism is achieved through inheritance, method overriding, and upcasting. Interfaces do not contain constructors while abstract classes can have public default constructors for constructor chaining. - The Solid principles (Single Responsibility, Open-Closed, Lisp Substitution, Interface Segregation, Dependency Inversion) aim to make applications more robust and flexible. - Maven is a project management tool used for building, managing dependencies, and generating documentation

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    This document provides an overview of several Java concepts: - Java constructors have public default access and are non-static. The new operator creates and returns an object. Abstract classes can contain abstract, concrete, or both types of methods. - Polymorphism is achieved through inheritance, method overriding, and upcasting. Interfaces do not contain constructors while abstract classes can have public default constructors for constructor chaining. - The Solid principles (Single Responsibility, Open-Closed, Lisp Substitution, Interface Segregation, Dependency Inversion) aim to make applications more robust and flexible. - Maven is a project management tool used for building, managing dependencies, and generating documentation

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    JAVA THUMB RULES

    1. In class every class is having public default constructor.


    access modifier of the constructor -> non-static.
    2.new operator-> 1.it creates object for the class
    2.it returns the address of the same object
    3.abstract class -> A class declared with abstract keyword.
    1. can contain only abstract methods
    2. can contain only concrete methods
    3. can contain both -> abstraction
    4.abstract class i having public default constructor
    ->it helps for the constructor chaining.
    5. interface do not contain any constructor -> using interface we cannot
    achieve constructor chaining.
    6.we can overload the methods present in same class or different class -
    >no changes
    7.we can change the access specifier of the over-riding method
    1.superclass->pkg-level
    2.subclass->public -> visibility should be high
    8.constructor declaration is binded to definition at compile time and it
    completely depends upon arguments.
    9. Run time polymorphism
    steps to achieve -> inheritance
    Method overriding
    Typecasting->upcasting
    10.In java anything started with uppercase with paranthesis-> constructor.
    11. In java anything started with lowercase with paranthesis-> method
    12. LHS = RHS
    Demo ref = new Demo();
    Demo->concrete class
    13. Run ref = new Demo();
    Run->interface, abstract class, concrete class
    14. finally block
    try
    {
    line1
    }
    catch(Exception ex)
    {
    alternate code ->exception
    }
    finally
    {
    line3
    }
    1. Finally block get executed irrespective of occurrence of exception.
    2. If we wants to execute statements written after catch block those
    statements should be written in finally block if only catch block
    statements are also throwing exceptions.
    Solid Principles
    -used to make an application more robust(dynamic) and elegant(stylish).

    There are 5 solid principles


    1.S - Single Responsibility principle (SRP)
    Every software component should have one and only one
    responsibility.
    2.O - Open-closed principle (OCP)
    Every software component is closed for the modification and open for
    the extension.
    3.L - Liskev Substitution principle (LSP)
    Objects can be replaceable with their subtypes(interface) without
    affecting the correctness of the program.
    4.I - Interface Segregation Principle (ISP)
    Segregation-> dividing
    -> Segregate single interface into multiple interfaces based on the
    requirement of the implementation classes.
    5.D - Dependency Inversion principle (DIP)
    ->High-level module should not depend upon the low-level module but
    both can depend upon the abstraction.
    MAVEN PROJECT
    - It is one of the powerful project management tool.
    - It is used for
    1. the projects to build
    2.dependency
    3.documentation
    - It makes completely the projects easy to build.
    Maven follows some steps to build the project
    1. Generate the source code (auto-generated code is used).
    2. Generate documentation from source code.
    3. Compile the source code.

    SPRING FRAMEWORK
    - Spring is a dependency injection framework helps to injecting of
    dependencies required by the bean class.
    Dependencies - data members in bean class
    bean class – 1. declaring data member as private
    2. provide access through getters and setters

    Advantages of Spring framework


    - Light weight
    - Powerful abstraction framework
    - Spring injects any number of dependencies to bean class
    There are 3 types of dependencies are injected
    1. Primitive type
    2. collection type
    3. Reference type

    Steps to work with Spring Framework


    1.Create bean class or POJO class (plain old java object).
    2.Create XML configuration file to configure the dependencies.
    3.Create test dependent class.

    Dependency injection
    There are 3 types of dependency injection
    1.Setter injection
    2.Constructor injection
    3.Interface injection

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