JAVA programming complete course - Udemy

NOTE! Since this course will be HUGE, I decided not to finish it and then upload it, but to create it alongside my students. Every day I will upload a new lecture (or maybe two, it depends on the size of each lecture and how important it is). This eliminates the risk that a student will follow a next chapter that will not be understood because this course will be realized with a continuous flow.

This course is for COMPLETE BEGINNERS so if someone is at an indermidiate or in an advanced level with Java and wants to watch a specific chapter that is not yet uploaded, he can simply message me and i will upload it the very next day.

Reading books on programming languages ​​for years, I concluded that while most of them were remarkable in terms of content, they were lagging behind how language was introduced to the beginners, or even the experienced level students in other languages ​​but newcomer to that particular programming language. The enormous examples, spanning many chapters, discourage - in my opinion - the continuation of the study. Exhaustive analysis of concepts and the omission of others create incomplete oversight of the language. Finally, quoting incomplete examples creates confusion.

In this java course, I tried to keep a balance. I wanted this course to be understandable by a beginner, but at the same time it would not be disheartening for an experienced programmer who wants to know Java.

Every effort has been made to ensure that each concept is accompanied by an example that is complete and as short as possible so that not to disappoint the student. All the examples are tested and "run", as is evident from the corresponding lectures.

The lesson is designed to read section by section from the beginning to the end, without this meaning that someone who is interested in focusing on a particular chapter can not do it. It starts with topics related to elementary concepts of programming, such as the basic structures of a program (sequence, selection, repetition) as well as the concepts of object-oriented programming (class, constructor, object, inheritance, polymorphism, interconnections etc.) lambda expressions, JavaFX graphics library, I / O techniques, threads, Exceptions handling, abstract classes and interfaces, servlets, and integrated IDE for Java.