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Java SE Programming: Inheritance, Interfaces, and Collections

Dienu skaits: 3
Maksa privātpersonām (bez PVN): 336.00 Ls
Maksa organizācijām (bez PVN): 420.00 Ls

Overview:

This course covers core Java SE programming language features and more advanced object-oriented programming concepts. You will learn about inheritance, interfacing, polymorphism, generics and collections. You will also learn about common Java classes providing exception handling, logging, and file input/output (I/O). During the course, you will develop and test Java application using Eclipse.

Prerequisites: This course is intended for programmers who are interested in adding Java to their skills. The students should be familiar with object-oriented principals and the concept of object-oriented programming.

Outline:

Arrays

• Arrays
• Declaring Arrays
• Populating Arrays
• Accessing Arrays
• Array Length
• Array References
• Multidimensional Arrays
• Arrays of Arrays
• Copying Arrays
• For-Each loop
• Variable Arguments

Inheritance

• Inheritance Is...
• Declaring Inheritance
• Inheritance Hierarchy
• Access Modifiers Revistited
• Inherited Members
• Instances of a Subclass
• Role in Reuse
• The super Keyword
• Problems with Constructors
• Limiting Subclasses
• 'set' Methods in Constructors
• The Object Class

Commonly Overridden Methods

• Overiding Methods
• toString()
• toString() in Object
• Overriding toString()
• Comparing Objects
• Using = = vs. equals(..)
• Overriding equals(..)
• Complex Comparisons
• hashCode()
• Overriding hashCode()

Exceptions and Assertions

• What is an Exception?
• Benefits
• The Exception Class
• How to Work with Exceptions
• The try-catch-finally Statement
• Flow of Program Control
• Checked Exceptions
• Unchecked Exceptions
• Catching Multiple Exceptions
• Specifying Thrown Exceptions
• Rethrowing Exceptions
• Chaining Exceptions
• Creating Your Own Exception
• Assertions
• When to use Assertions
• Enabling Assertions

Interfaces and Polymorphism

• Casting Objects
• The instanceof Operator
• Abstract Classes
• Interface
• Comparable Interface
• Polymorphism
• Conditions for Polymorphism
• Covariant Return Types
• Refactoring

Collections, Generics, and Enumerations

• What are Collections?
• Arrays vs. Collections
• Main Collections Interfaces
• java.util.Collection
• Main Collection Methods
• Sets
• java.util.List
• java.util.Queue
• Iteration on a collection
• Iterator vs. For-Each Loop
• Maps
• java.util.Map
• java.util.SortedMap
• Collections Implementations
• Generics and Collections
• Collections and Primitive Types
• "Wrapper" Classes
• Autoboxing
• Enumerated Types

Java Logging API and Useful Java Classes

• Java Logging API
• Control Flow of Logging
• Logging Levels
• Logging Handlers
• Logging Formatters & Log Manager
• Logging Configuration File
• Logging Filters
• java.lang.StringBuilder
• java.util.StringTokenizer
• java.util.Arrays and java.util.Collections
• java.util.Random
• java.util.Date
• GregorianCalendar and Calendar
• Formatting

Input and Output

• Streams
• Input Stream
• Output Stream
• "Chained" Streams
• The File Class
• Reader and Writer
• Buffers
• Channels
• Serialization
• Serializing Object State
• Avoiding Serialization Problems
• serialVersionUID
• Options to Write Files