Java Full Stack
What is JAVA?
• Java is a widely used object-oriented programming
language and platform independent language used to
develop an application.
• It provides software platform that runs on billions of
devices, including notebook computers, mobile devices
and many others.
History of JAVA:
• In 1991, Sun Microsystem had a
requirement and they want to prepare
new programming Language.
• Before introducing the new
programming language they want to
introduce three features in the new
language.
What are these three features?
1. Simple programming language. (means more
performance) .
2. Tightly coded language. (means less cost
product)
3. Architectural Neutral programming language.
(means low maintenance product) .
When JAVA introduced?
• The development of Java language is started in
mid-1991.
• James Gosling, Mike Sheridan, and Patrick
Naughton were the key persons in the
development of JAVA.
• James Gosling, who is also known as the Founder
of Java.
JAVA Versions:
• JDK 1.0 was released on January 23, 1996.
• Managed by Sun Microsystem.
JAVA Versions:
Java Classification -
1. Java SE (Java Standard Edition)
• For desktop applications
2. Java EE (Java Enterprise Edition)
• For Web applications
3. Java ME (Java Micro Edition)
• For Mobile applications
Features of Java
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Eclipse Installation
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• Step 2: Now you can see eclipse website open just
click on Download button
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• Step 4: Now your downloading started
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Steps to create java Project
• Note:
If Project Explorer not visible just Go to Window >
Show view > Project Explorer .
Steps to Create a Class
Basic Terms
• Case sensitivity
• Java is a case sensitive which means identifier
"Hello" and "hello" would have different meaning in
java.
1. ClassName
• For all classname start with uppercase letter.
2. methodName
• All method starts with lower case letter
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3. ProjectName
• For all project name start with uppercase letter
4. PackageName
• all package name starts with lower case letter .
5. Comments (//)
• These lines are used for comments or writing some
statement that will be not considered during
execution of programs
Basic Terms
6. Signature Bracket ()
• Also called argument bracket
7. + Sign
• This + sign is used for concatenating or we can say
that join the string or statements
Methods in java
• Method in java is a collection of instructions that
perform specific task.
• Method is always declared inside class body.
• There are two types of methods –
1. Business method – main method
2. Regular method
Methods in java
• The syntax of the main() method is:
Methods in java
1.Regular method-
• a. Static method
• b. Non-Static method
a.Static Method-
• The method which contains static keyword and
used to perform particular task .
• To call static method there is no need to create
object.
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b.Non-Static Method
• A method who does not contain static keyword is
known as non-static method.
• What is Object?
• It is Blueprint of class used to call non-static
method .
• How to Create Object in Java using new keyword
Syntax:
ClassName ObjectReferenceVariable = new
Constructor();
Variables in java
• Variable is a piece of memory used to store the
information.
There are three types of variable –
1. Local variable.
2. Static variable
3. Instance/Global variable
Data Types in Java
• Datatypes are used to represent types of data that
we going to used in the programming.
• Types of data types in Java:
1.Primitive datatype: boolean, char, byte, short, int,
long, float and double.
2.Non-primitive datatype: String
Constructor:
• At the time of constructor declaration below are
points need to followed:
1)Constructor name should be same as class
name.
2)We should not declare any return type for
Constructor .
Constructor:
• Way to call a constructor:
• new ConstructorName();
• There are 2 types of constructor –
1. Default Constructor
2. User defined Constructor
a. Non Argument Constructor
b. Parameterized/ Argument Constructor
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1. Default Constructor-
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a. Zero argument constructor
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