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About Codefrux While the current trends around the world are based on the internet, mobile and its applications, we try to make the most out of it. As for us, we are a well established IT professionals based in Bangalore, constantly coping up with the extensive advancement and adapting to new Technology. Java is one of today s most popular programming languages whose usage is multi-fold. At our Core Java training program, you ll learn to design, write, compile, and run basic Java applications that incorporate fundamental programming concepts and accepted programming techniques. You will learn to best use the fundamentals of Object Oriented Programming and how Java, as a programming language adds glint to it. What you will Learn In This Course Create object-oriented programs using Java programming language Create Java classes by extending existing Java classes Implement Interfaces in Java application Access internal properties of a class using reflection Apply Exception Handling mechanism in Java application Develop UI applications using AWT/Swing Create Multithreaded application in Java Create Java Applets Create networking application in Java Use JDBC APIs in Java application Use and create package and interfaces in a Java program Who should take the course? Anyone who wants to learn Java People who want to produce the highest-quality, creative software People looking to go from absolute beginner to advanced Java expert

1. Java Overview 1. History of Java 2. Tools You Will Need 3. Try It Option 4. What is Next? 5. Quiz 6. Summary 7. Hands on 2. Java Environment Setup 1. Try it Option Online 2. Local Environment Setup 3. Popular Java Editors 4. What is Next? 5. Quiz 6. Summary 7. Hands on 3. Java Basic Syntax 1. First Java Program 2. Basic Syntax 3. Java Identifiers 4. Java Modifiers 5. Java Variables 6. Java Arrays 7. Java Enums 8. Java Keywords 9. Comments in Java 10. Using Blank Lines 11. Inheritance 12. Interfaces 13. What is Next? 14. Quiz 15. Summary 16. Hands on 4. Java Objects & Classes 1. Objects in Java 2. Classes in Java 3. Constructors 4. How to Use Singleton Class? 5. Creating an Object 6. Accessing Instance Variables and Methods 7. Source File Declaration Rules

8. Java Package 9. Import Statements 10. A Simple Case Study 11. What is Next? 12. Quiz 13. Summary 14. Hands on 5. Java Basic Datatypes 1. Primitive Datatypes 2. Reference Datatypes 3. Java Literals 4. What is Next? 5. Quiz 6. Summary 7. Hands on 6. Java Variable Types 1. Local Variables 2. Instance Variables 3. Class/static Variables 4. Quiz 5. Summary 6. Hands on 7. Java Modifier Types 1. Java Access Modifiers 2. Java Non-Access Modifiers 3. The Static Modifier 4. The Final Modifier 5. The Abstract Modifier 6. Access Control Modifiers 7. Non-Access Modifiers 8. Quiz 9. Summary 10. Hands on 8. Java Basic Operators 1. The Arithmetic Operators 2. The Relational Operators 3. The Bitwise Operators 4. The Logical Operators 5. The Assignment Operators 6. Miscellaneous Operators 7. Precedence of Java Operators

8. Quiz 9. Summary 10. Hands on 9. Java Loop Control 1. While Loop in Java 2. for Loop in Java 3. Do While Loop in Java 4. Loop Control Statements 5. Break Statement in Java 6. Continue Statement in Java 7. Enhanced for loop in Java 8. Quiz 9. Summary 10. Hands on 10. Java Decision Making 1. If Statement in Java 2. If-else Statement in Java 3. The if else if else Statement 4. Nested if Statement in Java 5. Switch Statement in Java 6. The? : Operator: 7. Quiz 8. Summary 9. Hands on 11. Java Numbers Class 1. Number Methods 2. Java XXXValue Method 3. Java compareto() Method 4. Java equals() Method 5. Java valueof() Method 6. Java tostring() Method 7. Java parseint() Method 8. Java abs() Method 9. Java ceil() Method 10. Java floor() Method 11. Java rint() Method 12. Java round() Method 13. Java min() Method 14. Java max() Method 15. Java exp() Method 16. Java log() Method 17. Java pow() Method

18. Java sqrt() Method 19. Java sin() Method 20. Java cos() Method 21. Java tan() Method 22. Java asin() Method 23. Java acos() Method 24. Java atan() Method 25. Java atan() Method 26. Java todegrees() Method 27. Java toradians() Method 28. Java random() Method 29. Quiz 30. Summary 31. Hands on 12. Java Character Class 1. Escape Sequences 2. Character Methods 3. Java isletter() Method 4. Java isdigit() Method 5. Java iswhitespace() Method 6. Java isuppercase() Method 7. Java islowercase() Method 8. Java touppercase() Method 9. Java tolowercase() Method 10. Java tostring() Method 11. Quiz 12. Summary 13. Hands on 13. Java Strings Class 1. Creating Strings 2. Java String Buffer & String Builder Classes 3. StringBuffer Methods 4. Java String Buffer append() Method 5. Java String Buffer reverse() Method 6. Java String Buffer delete() Method 7. Java String Buffer insert() Method 8. Java String Buffer replace() Method 9. String Length 10. Concatenating Strings 11. Creating Format Strings 12. String Methods 13. Java String chartat() Method 14. Java String compareto(object o) Method

15. Java String compareto(string anotherstring) Method 16. Java String comparetoignorecase() Method 17. Java String concat() Method 18. Java String contentequals() Method 19. Java String copyvalueof(char[] data) Method 20. Java String copyvalueof(char[] data, int offset, int count) Method 21. Java String endswith() Method 22. Java String equals() Method 23. Java String equalsignorecase() Method 24. Java String getbytes(string charsetname) Method 25. Java String getbytes() Method 26. Java String getchars() Method 27. Java String hashcode() Method 28. Java String indexof(int ch) Method 29. Java String indexof(int ch, int fromindex) Method 30. Java String indexof(string str) Method 31. Java String indexof(string str, int fromindex) Method 32. Java String Intern() Method 33. Java String lastindexof(int ch) Method 34. Java String lastindexof(int ch, int fromindex) Method 35. Java String lastindexof(string str) Method 36. Java String lastindexof(string str, int fromindex) Method 37. Java String length() Method 38. Java String matches() Method 39. Java String regionmatches() Method 40. Java String regionmatches() Method 41. Java String replace() Method 42. Java String replaceall() Method 43. Java String replacefirst() Method 44. Java String split() Method 45. Java String split() Method 46. Java String startswith() Method 47. Java String startswith() Method 48. Java String subsequence() Method 49. Java String substring() Method 50. Java String substring() Method 51. Java String tochararray() Method 52. Java String tolowercase() Method 53. Java String tolowercase() Method 54. Java String tostring() Method 55. Java String touppercase() Method 56. Java String touppercase() Method 57. Java String trim() Method 58. Java String valueof() Method 59. Quiz 60. Summary

61. Hands on 14. Java Arrays 1. Declaring Array Variables 2. Creating Arrays 3. Processing Arrays 4. The for each Loops 5. Passing Arrays to Methods 6. Returning an Array from a Method 7. The Arrays Class 8. Quiz 9. Summary 10. Hands on 15. Java Strings Class 1. Creating Strings 2. Java String Buffer & String Builder Classes 3. StringBuffer Methods 4. Java String Buffer append() Method 5. Java String Buffer reverse() Method 6. Quiz 7. Summary 8. Hands on 16. Java Date & Time 9. Getting Current Date & Time 10. Date Comparison 11. Simple DateFormat Format Codes 12. Date and Time Conversion Characters 13. Parsing Strings into Dates 14. Sleeping for a While 15. Measuring Elapsed Time 16. GregorianCalendar Class 17. Quiz 18. Summary 19. Hands on 17. Java Regular Expressions 1. Capturing Groups 2. Regular Expression Syntax 3. Methods of the Matcher Class 4. Quiz 5. Summary 6. Hands on

18. Java Methods 1. Creating Method 2. Method Calling 3. The void Keyword 4. Passing Parameters by Value 5. Method Overloading 6. Using Command-Line Arguments 7. The Constructors 8. Parameterized Constructor 9. The this keyword 10. Variable Arguments(var-args) 11. The finalize( ) Method 12. Quiz 13. Summary 14. Hands on 19. Java Files and I/O 1. Stream 2. Standard Streams 3. Reading and Writing Files 4. ByteArrayInputStream 5. DataInputStream 6. FileOutputStream 7. ByteArrayOutputStream 8. DataOutputStream 9. File Navigation and I/O 10. File Class 11. Directories in Java 12. Listing Directories 13. Quiz 14. Summary 15. Hands on 20. Java Exceptions 1. Exception Hierarchy 2. Built-in Exceptions 3. Exceptions Methods 4. Catching Exceptions 5. Multiple Catch Blocks 6. Catching Multiple Type of Exceptions 7. The Throws/Throw Keywords 8. The Finally Block 9. The try-with-resources 10. User-defined Exceptions

11. Common Exceptions 12. Quiz 13. Summary 14. Hands on 21. Java Inner Classes 1. Nested Classes 2. Inner Classes (Non-static Nested Classes) 3. Accessing the Private Members 4. Method-local Inner Class 5. Anonymous Inner Class 6. Anonymous Inner Class as Argument 7. Static Nested Class 8. Quiz 9. Summary 10. Hands on JAVA - OBJECT ORIENTED 22. Java Inheritance 1. extends Keyword 2. Sample Code 3. The super keyword 4. Invoking Superclass Constructor 5. IS-A Relationship 6. The instanceof Keyword 7. HAS-A relationship 8. Types of Inheritance 9. Quiz 10. Summary 11. Hands on 23. Java Overriding 1. Rules for Method Overriding 2. Using the super Keyword 3. Quiz 4. Summary 5. Hands on 24. Java Polymorphism 1. Virtual Methods 2. Quiz 3. Summary 4. Hands on

25. Java Abstraction 1. Abstract Class 2. Inheriting the Abstract Class 3. Abstract Methods 4. Quiz 5. Summary 6. Hands on 26. Java Encapsulation 1. What is Encapsulation 2. Benefits of Encapsulation 3. Quiz 4. Summary 5. Hands on 27. Java Interfaces 1. Declaring Interfaces 2. Implementing Interfaces 3. Extending Interfaces 4. Extending Multiple Interfaces 5. Tagging Interfaces 6. Quiz 7. Summary 8. Hands on 28. Java Packages 1. Creating a Package 2. The import Keyword 3. The Directory Structure of Packages 4. Set CLASSPATH System Variable 5. Quiz 6. Summary 7. Hands on

Project Work After course completion, students will be assigned to work on live project to polish the technology skills you have acquired with us.