JAVA PROGRAMMING ( For C Or C++ Programmers) Duration: 2 Days
Course Overview
This concise course provides details of the differences between C++ and Java, and discusses how specific concepts like File Handling and Networking is implemented in Java. Audience This course is aimed specifically at experienced 'C' or C++ application programmers.
Prerequisites
Experience in using 'C' or an Object- Oriented language such as C++.
Duration
Two days. The course uses a mixture of quick desk quizzes and short hands-on
practical exercises.
Course objectives
On completion of this course the delegate will be able to:
- Understand any differences with C++ in structure and syntax of the language
- Be aware of the format and construct of Java classes and methods
- Use Exception handling constructs
- Understand file streams and network capabilities
- Be able to write Java applications
Course contents
Introduction to Java Programming
What is Java?; Applications and applets; Development
Environments; JDK; The Java Virtual Machine (JVM); Producing,compiling and executing; Just-In-
Time compilation; CLASSPATH.
Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming
What is OOP?; Objects and Classes; using Objects; Object
references; Constructors; Accessmodifiers; Packages; Inheritance;
Polymorphism; Encapsulation;
OOD; the Java API.
Data types and Operators
Coding a program; Reserved words; Data types, variables and
operators; Statements and expressions; Strings; StringBuffer;
arrays; arguments to main().
Flow Control
Decision-making; program flow control; loops.
Classes and Methods
More on objects; passing arguments; Polymorphism and Abstract classes; constructors and
initialization; the this keyword;interfaces; method signatures;casting and instanceof; static and final modifiers; overriding andoverloading.
Exceptions
How exception handling works;class hierarchy; class wrappers;try...catch; try...finally; throw andthrows; writing and usingexception handlers.
File Handling
The File class; Input and output streams; Readers and writers; Standard input and Standard
output; File streams; BufferedReader class; Object Serialization; Exceptions.
Networking
Protocols; Client - Server; sockets and streams.
JAVA PROGRAMMING ( For C Or C++ Programmers) Duration: 2 Days
Course Overview
This concise course provides details of the differences between C++ and Java, and discusses how specific concepts like File Handling and Networking is implemented in Java. Audience This course is aimed specifically at experienced 'C' or C++ application programmers.
Prerequisites
Experience in using 'C' or an Object- Oriented language such as C++.
Duration
Two days. The course uses a mixture of quick desk quizzes and short hands-on
practical exercises.
Course objectives
On completion of this course the delegate will be able to:
- Understand any differences with C++ in structure and syntax of the language
- Be aware of the format and construct of Java classes and methods
- Use Exception handling constructs
- Understand file streams and network capabilities
- Be able to write Java applications
Course contents
Introduction to Java Programming
What is Java?; Applications and applets; Development
Environments; JDK; The Java Virtual Machine (JVM); Producing,compiling and executing; Just-In-
Time compilation; CLASSPATH.
Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming
What is OOP?; Objects and Classes; using Objects; Object
references; Constructors; Accessmodifiers; Packages; Inheritance;
Polymorphism; Encapsulation;
OOD; the Java API.
Data types and Operators
Coding a program; Reserved words; Data types, variables and
operators; Statements and expressions; Strings; StringBuffer;
arrays; arguments to main().
Flow Control
Decision-making; program flow control; loops.
Classes and Methods
More on objects; passing arguments; Polymorphism and Abstract classes; constructors and
initialization; the this keyword;interfaces; method signatures;casting and instanceof; static and final modifiers; overriding andoverloading.
Exceptions
How exception handling works;class hierarchy; class wrappers;try...catch; try...finally; throw andthrows; writing and usingexception handlers.
File Handling
The File class; Input and output streams; Readers and writers; Standard input and Standard
output; File streams; BufferedReader class; Object Serialization; Exceptions.
Networking
Protocols; Client - Server; sockets and streams.
