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36. Build an Inspiring Android App
November 1, 2023
Learn how to create an app that randomly shows an inspirational quotation onscreen when the user clicks a button. By the end of this concluding lesson, you
35. Android EditText and the strings.xml File
November 1, 2023
Mobile apps are interactive. Users want to be able to add data and have the app do what it needs to do and then output some results. See how to enable users to add input to your app so, when a button is clicked, the app will show what they
34. Android Project Structure
November 1, 2023
An Android app project is structured to separate the user interface (UI) from the logic (Java code). This structure makes creating Android apps much easier for the developer. Here, take a close look at both structural sides of your Android project.
33. Android Studio: Setup, Emulator, and First App
November 1, 2023
In the first of several more lengthy, in-depth lessons on building your very own Android app, learn how to work with project templates, how to choose the right set of libraries and functionalities, how to set up emulators that can test your apps as you develop them, and more.
32. Java Swing: Build a Fun Graphical User Interface
November 1, 2023
Time to bring your Java Swing skills to life onscreen. Here, build a fun Java Swing graphical user interface (GUI) application. You
30. Java Swing: FlowLayout
November 1, 2023
With FlowLayout, as you add components, they
28. Adding Buttons and Event Listeners
November 1, 2023
In Java Swing, whenever you want to have components react to a click event on a button, you need to attach those components to an ActionListener, then pass the ActionListener object. Learn how to do all that right here.
27. Java Swing: Create a Simple User Interface
November 1, 2023
Creating programs with user interfaces in Java requires Java Swing and a set of classes called the Abstract Window Toolkit. In this lesson, discover just how easy it is to create user interfaces with these helpful tools.
26. Java ArrayList
November 1, 2023
So far, you
25. The Java Class Library
November 1, 2023
Comb through all the Java classes available to you as a programmer with this look at the Java Class Library. One of the many beauties of Java is this library of usable classes you can plug into your own classes, without having to write them yourself.
24. Java Inheritance: Invoking Parent Methods
November 1, 2023
What happens when you still want to invoke your superclass
22. Using the
November 1, 2023
String, just one of the thousands of classes that come prepacked in Java, is a class you can instantiate into an object. In this lesson, explore some of the many nuances of using the String class as a reference type in your own coding work.
21. Java Getters and Setters
November 1, 2023
How can you protect your classes from catastrophic programming mistakes? How do getters and setters actually force you to set up your class properties in more secure ways? Should getters and setters be marked private or public? Find out here.
20. Methods: Passing Arguments, Returning Values
November 1, 2023
In this lesson on methods (code blocks where you can have statements and in which you can write your logic), learn through several helpful exercises how to work with important method-related keywords like main, public, static, and void.
19. Class Constructors in Java
November 1, 2023
Constructors are methods that construct your object so that, when it
18. Creating Objects in Java
November 1, 2023
In programming, objects are the building blocks of tasks that you can plug into a bigger system. Explore the various components that go into creating objects, from creating a blueprint (class) to using "methods" to express particular object
17. Arrays in Java
November 1, 2023
Unlike variables, arrays store a collection of related variables that share the same type. Here, learn to think of arrays in Java as containers that hold smaller containers inside them and get tips on how to master their flexibility in programming.
16. The do-while Loop and the for Loop in Java
November 1, 2023
Gain working familiarity with do-while and for loops. With the former, the statements inside the loop are executed at least once (even if the loop condition is false). With the latter, you can repeat a section of a program a fixed number of times.
15. Multiple Branches with the Java switch Statement
November 1, 2023
In programming cases where you have more than two possible conditions, a switch statement is your best friend, as it can test for a variety of different conditions and respond accordingly. In this lesson, try your hand at using switch statements.
14. Java Branching Statements: if, if-else, and else-if
November 1, 2023
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13. The while Loop in Java
November 1, 2023
Loops help programs repeat tasks until a final condition is met. Here, learn how to build and use while loops in your program and get tips on avoiding the danger of creating an infinite loop that will run forever (or at least until your computer runs out of memory).
12. Java Operators and Operator Precedence
November 1, 2023
Understanding how operator precedence works in Java is crucial, because you could end up with the wrong result
10. Primitive Variable Types: byte, short, and long
November 1, 2023
Explore additional primitive variable types. A byte holds eight bits and is commonly used in instances where you need a small container for data. A short holds 16 bits, and makes a great mid-sized container. And a long, at 64 bits, is best for larger numbers.
9. Primitive Variable Types: boolean and char
November 1, 2023
There are eight primitive variable types in Java, each of which has a set number of data bits it can hold. Dichone introduces you to the boolean primitive, which can only hold either 1 or 0 (true or false), and the char primitive, which represents one character only.
8. Concatenating Variables in Java
November 1, 2023
The act of putting strings together into one long string is known as concatenation. Exercises in this lesson include creating several String and int variables with assigned values, and writing a short story about yourself using variables in Java.
7. Declaring Variable Types: int and String
November 1, 2023
Variables are essential in computer programming because they make it much easier for programmers to output data that can be passed on to another method for further processing. Learn how to declare and specify String and int (integer) variables.
6. Java Code Structure, Syntax, and main Method
November 1, 2023
Take a closer look at the "print" program you created in the previous lesson. Topics you
5. Create Your First Java Program!
November 1, 2023
Crack your knuckles and get ready to create your first Java program inside Android Studio. Learn how to build a program that prints out specific messages:
3. Installing Android Studio for Mac
November 1, 2023
For Mac users: Discover how to properly install Android Studio
2. Choose an Integrated Development Environment
November 1, 2023
Think of integrated development environments (IDEs) as code editors with everything programmers need to write code. Get insights into three IDEs: IntelliJ IDEA (used to write programs in multiple languages), NetBeans (which simplifies app development), and Android Studio (the app-friendly IDE used in rest of this course).
1. Welcome to Java!
November 1, 2023
Discover what makes Java one of the most popular programming languages out there. After an overview of how Java works, learn the meanings and applications of terms like Java Virtual Machine, integrated development environment, and Java bytecode.
Description
In Learning Java Programming, learn how to write computer programs in Java and how everyday programmers use this language to build desktop graphical user interfaces (GUIs) and mobile applications for Android devices. These hands-on lectures reveal not just how Java works, but some of the many insider tips and tricks programmers use to create and solve problems.
Learning Java Programming is a series that ran for 1 seasons (31 episodes) between November 1, 2023 and on The Great Courses
Where to Watch Learning Java Programming
Learning Java Programming is available for streaming on the The Great Courses website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch Learning Java Programming on demand at Amazon Prime and Amazon.
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