Overview
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Expand your programming skills and learn how to get more out of the Java language and platform. Discover how to leverage some of the language’s more advanced features.
Syllabus
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Introduction
- Learn advanced Java programming
- What you should know
- Which version of Java to use?
- Installing the NetBeans IDE
- Introduction to generics in Java
- Generic methods in Java
- Using varargs in Java
- The substitution principle in Java
- Using wildcards in generic programming
- The Collections framework in Java
- Using linked lists to structure data
- Implementing a queue with a linked list
- Storing pairs with HashMaps
- Implementing a LinkedHashMap
- Functional interfaces in Java
- Implementing lambdas in Java
- Using method references in Java
- Understanding streams in Java
- Implementing streams in Java
- Implementing parallel streams
- Understanding modules in Java
- Creating a module in Java
- Understanding modular structures
- Working with multiple modules
- Running modules from the command line
- Introduction to threads in Java
- The Thread class in Java
- The Runnable interface in Java
- Synchronized methods in Java
- Avoiding thread deadlock
- Understanding I/O in Java
- Reading console input with a scanner
- Reading files with BufferedReader
- Using try-with-resources with I/O
- Creating a new file
- Working with directories in Java
- Using the Path class in Java
- Copying files with the Path class
- Next steps
