Java Tutorial for Beginners

Java Tutorial for Beginners
Published 9/2026
Created by Studyopedia Trainings
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Level: Beginner | Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 38 Lectures ( 5h 24m ) | Size: 3.1 GB

Learn Java programming with 100+ hands-on live running coding examples and exercises

What you'll learn
Acquire essential Java Programming basics
Be able to program in Java professionally on free and open-source VS Code
Get hands-on experience and solve 150+ coding exercises.
Learn Java language
Be able to program in Java language professionally.
Learn Java best practices from a professional developer.

Requirements
A computer with an Internet
You should be able to use a PC at a beginner level
Passion to learn Java Programming

Description
Welcome to theJava Programming Course

Java is a widely used programming language launched in 1994. It easily runs on multiple platforms such as Windows, Linux, and macOS. Java comes with a compiler and interpreter. Java came as an enhancement to Java and removed complicated features.

Java Features
The following are the features of Java

Architecture Neutral: Just compile your Java program and take it to another operating system. The same program works in another operating system as well without the need to recompile it. This is why it is called“Write Once, Run Anywhere, Anytime, Forever”.

Security: Java programs are secure since they get compiled first into bytecode, which leads to their verification.

Auto Garbage Collection: Java comes with an automatic garbage collector, which makes the memory more efficient by reclaiming memory for reuse. In C++, garbage collection isn’t automatic, so we use the delete() function. But in Java, there is no need to use any function, since the garbage collector works automatically, being part of the JVM.

Multi-threading: Java comes with the multi-threading concept, which makes the program quite effective, unlike single-threading. You can easily execute multiple threads simultaneously with Java.

Pure Object-Oriented Language: Java deals with an object-oriented programming language, so it has all the concepts of object-oriented programming, such as Classes, Objects, Abstraction, Polymorphism, etc.

Course Lessons
The following are the lessons covered in this Java course

Java Introduction & Setup
1. Java – Introduction & Features

2. Set up Java Environment on VS Code + Run First Program

Java Basics
3. Java - Variables

4. Java - Scope of Variables

5. Java Virtual Machine (JVM)

6. Java - Data Types

7. Java - Comments

8. Java - User Input

Java Operators
9. Java - Operators

10. Java - Bitwise Operators

Java Control Statements
11. Java - Decision Making

12. Java - Loops

13. Java - break and continue

Java Arrays
14. Java - Arrays

15. Java - Multidimensional Arrays

Java Strings
16. Java - Strings

17. Java - StringBuffer

Java Collections
18. Java - Vectors

19. Java - ArrayList

20. Java - HashSet

21. Java - HashMap

22. Java - LinkedList

Java Classes & Objects
23. Java - Classes & Objects

24. Java - Constructors

Java Methods
25. Java - Methods

26. Java - Method Overloading

27. Java - Recursion

Java Advanced
28. Java - Enums

29. Java - Regular E×ρréššions

30. Java - File Handling

31. Java - Exception Handling

32. Java - Polymorphism

33. Java - Inheritance

34. Java - Super Keyword

35. Java - Threading

36. Java - Abstract Classes & Interfaces

37. Java - Packages

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Who this course is for
Beginner in Java programming
Absolute Beginners
Those who want to learn Java by doing. This course includes 100+ hands-on exercises
Beginner to Intermediate Java Programmers
Learn all the topics in Java
For those who want to learn Java by doing. This course includes 150+ hands-on exercises.

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