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Java is the most capable programming dialect carter for standalone application, Networked Application and the web application. As it is a stage autonomous dialect which implies it will keep running in any Operating System the length of Java Framework is available. In the present market the greater part of the little associations and also the huge association like banks use Java as their web stage. Java has likewise gone more profound into the portable programming as well, fueling all the Android Mobile Devices, Android Tablet Devices, and Android Apps which has greater part piece of the overall industry in the present versatile business sector around the world
In Java OCP accreditation you will gain from fundamental establishment through to propel level and would advance into zones of Oracle-guaranteed Java specialisation–, for example, Java Developer, Java-based web/business designer. With Java OCP get formally perceived as an Oracle Certified Java Programmer today.
Course Length: 60 Hours
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Java Platform Overview
- Introductions
- Course Schedule
- Java Overview
- Java Platforms
- OpenJDK
- Licensing
- Java in Server Environments
- The Java Community Process
- Simple Java classes
- Java fields, constructors and methods
- Model objects using Java classes
- Package and import statements
- Encapsulation in Java class design
- Model business problems with Java classes
- Immutability
- Subclassing
- Overloading methods
- Variable argument methods
- Access modifiers: private, protected and public
- Method overriding
- Constructor overloading
- The instanceof operator
- Virtual method invocation
- Polymorphism
- Casting object references
- Overriding Object methods
- Abstract classes and type generalization
- The static and final modifiers
- Field modifier best practices
- The Singleton design pattern
- Designing abstract classes
- Nested classes
- Enumerated types
- Java Interfaces
- Types of Inheritance
- Object composition and method delegation
- Implementing multiple interfaces
- The DAO design pattern
- Generic classes and type parameters
- Type inference (diamond)
- Collections and generics
- List, set and Map
- Stack and Deque
- String manipulation with StringBuilder and StringBuffer
- Essential String methods
- Text parsing in Java
- Input processing with Scanner
- Text output and formatting
- Regular expressions with the Pattern and Matcher classes
- Exceptions categories
- Standard Java Exception classes
- Creating your own Exception classes
- Using try-catch and the finally clause
- Using try-with-resources and the AutoCloseable interface
- The multi-catch feature
- Best practices using exceptions
- Assertions
- I/O using Java
- Reading the console input stream
- Writing to the console
- Using I/O Streams
- Chaining I/O Streams
- Channel I/O
- Reading and writing objects using Serialization
- The Path interface
- The Files class
- Directory and File operations
- Managing file system attributes
- Reading, writing, and creating files
- Watching for file system changes
- Operating system task scheduling
- Recognizing multithreaded environments
- Creating multi-threaded solutions
- Sharing data across threads
- Synchronization and Deadlock
- Immutable objects
- Creating Atomic variables
- Using Read-Write Locks
- Thread-safe collections
- Concurrenct synchronizers (Semaphore, Phaser, and others)
- Executors and ThreadPools to concurrently schedule tasks
- Parallelism and the Fork-Join framework
- Spring architecture fundamentals
- Identifying Spring application components
- Defining the n-tier application architecture
- Delegating object creation to the Spring bean factory
- Controlling bean creation with scopes and methods
- Transparently applying common functionality
- Defining advice, pointcuts and advisors
- Minimising configuration with Autoproxying
- AspectJ pointcut expression language
- Applying AspectJ style with annotations
- Simplifying data access with JDBC templates
- Streamlining runaway code with JDBC templates
- Structuring queries and callbacks for maintainability
- Supporting the Data Access Object (DAO) pattern
- Achieving implementation independence with platform agnostic exceptions
- Analysing Java EE transaction support
- Controlling transactions with Spring transaction manager
- Declaring transaction policies with XML and annotations
- Advantages of localization
- Defining locale
- Read and set locale using the Locale object
- Resource bundles
- Format messages, dates and number