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Java Roadmap 4 Months

The document outlines a comprehensive 4-month Java roadmap for learners, starting from fundamental concepts to advanced topics and real-world applications. It includes weekly goals, key topics, mini projects, and final projects to reinforce learning and practical experience. The roadmap emphasizes consistency, project building, open source contributions, and interview preparation.

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Java Roadmap 4 Months

The document outlines a comprehensive 4-month Java roadmap for learners, starting from fundamental concepts to advanced topics and real-world applications. It includes weekly goals, key topics, mini projects, and final projects to reinforce learning and practical experience. The roadmap emphasizes consistency, project building, open source contributions, and interview preparation.

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Java Roadmap: Beginner to Advanced in 4 Months

Month 1: Java Fundamentals (Beginner Level)

Goal: Build a strong foundation in Java programming.

Week 1:
- Installing Java (JDK, IntelliJ IDEA / Eclipse)
- Java Syntax, Variables, Data Types
- Operators (Arithmetic, Logical, Bitwise, etc.)
- Input/Output (Scanner, System.out.println)

Week 2:
- Conditional Statements (if-else, switch)
- Loops (for, while, do-while)
- Arrays (1D & 2D)
- String Manipulation (String, StringBuilder)

Week 3:
- Functions (static, void, return types)
- Method Overloading
- Exception Handling (try-catch, throws, finally)

Week 4:
- Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)
- Classes & Objects
- Encapsulation
- Constructors
- 'this' keyword
- Basic File Handling (Reading/Writing to files)

Mini Projects:
- Simple Calculator
- To-Do List Application
- Basic Student Record Management System

Month 2: Intermediate Java Concepts


Goal: Deepen understanding of Java and explore commonly used libraries.

Week 5:
- OOP Advanced
- Inheritance
- Polymorphism (Method Overriding)
- 'super' and 'final' keywords
- Abstract Classes & Interfaces

Week 6:
- Collections Framework (ArrayList, LinkedList, HashMap, HashSet)
- Iterators, Streams & Lambda Expressions
- Java Generics

Week 7:
- Multithreading (Thread, Runnable)
- Synchronization & Deadlocks
- Executor Framework

Week 8:
- Working with APIs (HttpURLConnection, RestTemplate)
- JDBC (Java Database Connectivity)
- CRUD Operations with MySQL

Mini Projects:
- Library Management System
- REST API Client in Java
- Multi-threaded Task Scheduler

Month 3: Advanced Java & Specialization

Goal: Learn Web Development, Spring Boot, and design patterns.

Week 9:
- Java Networking (Socket, ServerSocket)
- Serialization & Deserialization
- Unit Testing (JUnit, Mockito)
Week 10:
- Spring Boot Basics
- RESTful APIs
- Dependency Injection
- Spring Data JPA
- Spring Security (Basic Auth)

Week 11:
- Microservices & Cloud
- REST API Best Practices
- Docker + Kubernetes Basics
- AWS Lambda & Deployment

Week 12:
- Java Design Patterns (Singleton, Factory, Observer, etc.)
- Advanced JVM Topics (Garbage Collection, Performance Optimization)

Mini Projects:
- RESTful API with Spring Boot
- URL Shortener Application
- Multi-threaded Chat Application

Month 4: Mastery & Open Source Contribution

Goal: Work on real-world projects, contribute to open source, and prepare for interviews.

Week 13-14:
- Full-Stack Development with Spring Boot + React/Angular
- Deploying Java applications (Docker, AWS, Heroku)

Week 15:
- Contributing to Open Source (GitHub, Java Libraries)
- Solving Data Structures & Algorithm (LeetCode, CodeChef)

Week 16:
- Java Interview Preparation
- System Design Basics
Final Projects:
- E-commerce Backend with Spring Boot
- AI-Powered Chatbot (Java + ML)
- Stock Market Analysis Tool

Final Tips:
- Consistency is key - Code daily (1-2 hours).
- Build projects - Apply what you learn immediately.
- Work on Open Source - Contribute on GitHub.
- Prepare for interviews - LeetCode, System Design concepts.

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