Java Basics Series Review
Looks like we’re ready to wrap up our Java Basics series with a review. In this final lesson, we’ll take what we’ve learned to create a program which grades tests.
Readability and Style in Java
When it comes to writing code, it’s important to have some empathy for your teammates by focusing on readability and style.
Loop Syntax and Design in Java
Sometimes you want a chunk of code to be run more than once. Rather than copying and pasting it a set number of times, why not dump it into a loop? In this tutorial, we cover Java looping mechanisms.
JUnit Testing in Java
Errors in code are inevitable. The challenge as a developer is to make sure bugs don’t make their way into production code. Fortunately, JUnit testing can be used to minimize the risk of bugs.
Control Flow Syntax and Design in Java
In this lesson we’ll cover a few control flow mechanisms in Java such as if, else if, else, and switch statements.
Class Structure Introduction in Java
This tutorial focuses on overall class structure using the classic “Hello World” example. The topics covered include the main method as well as compilation and execution.
Method Creation and Usage in Java
This tutorial introduces two basic method types: static and instance. The main focus is to learn the basics of method calls before we dive into classes.
Reference Types and Objects in Java
So if Strings aren’t Java primitive types, what are they? This tutorial expands on the concept of strings and their role as reference types in Java.
Primitive Types and Variables in Java
Let’s kick off our Java basics journey by getting comfortable with the Java primitive types. In this lesson, we’ll cover the various primitive types and their role in arithmetic and variable declarations.
Introduction to Coding in Java
In this lesson, we’ll get introduction to coding in Java through basic computer science concepts like logic gates, binary, and arithmetic.