Java Mastery
Object-Oriented. Powerful. Everywhere.
Learn Java from the ground up: variables, control flow, OOP, collections, generics, streams, concurrency, design patterns, reflection, NIO, the Java Memory Model, and modern Java 21 features. A complete curriculum with 95 structured topics across three levels.
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Beginner
Complete Java fundamentals: syntax, data types, operators, control flow, loops, arrays, strings, methods, OOP (classes, constructors, encapsulation, inheritance, abstract classes, interfaces), and exception handling.
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Intermediate
Collections Framework (ArrayList, HashMap, TreeMap), Generics, functional programming (lambdas, streams, Optional), advanced OOP (enums, nested classes, Comparable), exception handling, File I/O (NIO), concurrency basics (threads, ExecutorService), and modern Java features (var, records, text blocks, sealed classes, pattern matching).
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Advanced
Advanced concurrency (CompletableFuture, ReentrantLock, atomic variables, concurrent collections, ForkJoin), design patterns (creational, structural, behavioral, SOLID), reflection and annotations, dynamic proxies, type erasure, advanced streams, NIO buffers and channels, Java Memory Model, pattern matching for switch, virtual threads, and structured concurrency.
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Latest Topics
What is Java?
Learn what Java is, why it matters, and the key ideas that make it one of the most used programming languages in the world.
Setting Up Java
Install the JDK, choose an IDE, and get your development environment ready to write and run Java programs.
Hello World - Your First Program
Write and understand your first Java program: the anatomy of a class, the main method, and printing output.
How Java Works (JVM, JRE, JDK)
Understand the journey from Java source code to running program: the compiler, bytecode, and the Java Virtual Machine.
Comments in Java
Learn the three types of Java comments and when to use each one to make your code more readable.
Variables
Learn how to declare, initialise, and name variables in Java - the containers that store data in your programs.
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