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Introduction To Java (Demo Classes)

The document discusses learning the Java programming language. It explains that Java has core concepts like variables, methods, classes, and interfaces that make up its "alphabet". These concepts are used to develop standalone applications. Advanced Java introduces technologies like JDBC, Servlets, and JSPs that allow developing web applications that interact with databases and are executed on the web. The document also defines key terms like language, technology, framework, and discusses different types of applications like standalone, web, and enterprise applications.

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Introduction To Java (Demo Classes)

The document discusses learning the Java programming language. It explains that Java has core concepts like variables, methods, classes, and interfaces that make up its "alphabet". These concepts are used to develop standalone applications. Advanced Java introduces technologies like JDBC, Servlets, and JSPs that allow developing web applications that interact with databases and are executed on the web. The document also defines key terms like language, technology, framework, and discusses different types of applications like standalone, web, and enterprise applications.

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Dt : 20/4/2022

FSJD - (5 Months)

CJ - 55 - 60 Sessions

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Java : language

Process of Learning Language:

step-1 : Alphabets

step-2 : Grammer

step-3 : Construction rules

Note:

=>Every Language will have its own Alphabets,Grammer and

Construction rules

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Java:

part-1 : CoreJava

part-2 : AdvJava

part-1 : CoreJava:

(i)Programming Components(Java Alphabets)

(ii)Programming Concepts

(iii)Object Oriented Programming features.

(i)Programming Components(Java Alphabets)

1.Variables
2.Methods

3.Blocks

4.Constructors

5.Classes

6.Interfaces

7.AbstractClasses

(ii)Programming Concepts

1.Object Oriented programming

2.Exception Handling process

3.Multi-Threading process

4.Java Collection Framework(JCF)

=>DataStructures in Java

5.Files in Java

6.Networking in Java

(iii)Object Oriented Programming features.

1.Class

2.Object

3.Abstraction

4.Encapsulation

5.PolyMorphism

6.Inheritance
Note:

=>Using CoreJava Alphabets and Concepts we can develop StandAlone

applications.

faq:

define StandAlone Applications?

=>The applications which are installed in one computer performs

actions in the same computer are known as StandAlone applications

or DeskTop applications or Windows Aplications.

Note:

=>According to developed StandAlone applications means,

No HTML input

No Server Environment

No Database Storage

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Dt : 21/4/2022

part-2 : AdvJava

=>AdvJava provides the following three technologies to construct

WebApplications:

(a)JDBC

(b)Servlet

(c)JSP
Diagram:

(a)JDBC:

=>JDBC stands for Java DataBase Connectivity and which is used to

interact with DataBase.

(b)Servlet:

=>Servlet means 'Server program' and which is used to accept the

request from users through WebBrowser.

(c)JSP:

=>JSP stands for 'Java Server page' and which is response from

WebApplication.
faq:

define Web Applications?

=>The applications which are executed in WebEnvironment or

Internet Environment are known as WebApplications.

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Dt : 22/4/20221

Programming Module

(i)CoreJava - StandAlone application development

(ii)AdvJava - WebApplication development

(iii)Spring and WebServices - Enterprise Applications

(Project)

faq:

wt is the diff b/w

(i)Language

(ii)Technology

(iii)Framework

(i)Language:

=>Language will provide Programming components and Concepts used in

constructing applications.

Ex:

CoreJava
(ii)Technology:

=>The process of applying the knowledge to realtime world application

development,is known as Technology.

Ex:

AdvJava

(iii)Framework:

=>The structure which is ready constructed and available for application

development is known as Framework.

Ex:

Spring

WebService

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faq:

define Enterprise Applications?

=>The application which is executing in distributed environment and

depending on the features like 'Security','Load balancing' and

'Clustering' is known as Enterprise application or Enterprise distributed

application.

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