ava Applications
Since Java supports object-oriented features and is platform-independent, it
is extensively used in various fields. Listed below are a few areas where Java
is used -
Enterprise solutions
Game development
Secured web development
Embedded systems
Mobile application development
Big Data Applications, and many more.
Java Platforms (Editions)
Platforms of Java are divided into four Java editions, which are −
Java SE (Java Standard Edition): It is a standard edition that is used to
develop and deploy portable code for desktop and server environments.
Java EE (Java Enterprise Edition): It is an enterprise edition that is used
to develop web applications.
Java ME (Java Micro Edition): J2ME is used to develop mobile applications;
it is a micro edition of Java.
JavaFx: It is used to develop lightweight user interfaces for rich internet
applications.
Java Jobs & Opportunities
Java is very in demand, and all the major companies are recruiting Java
programmers to develop their desktop, web, and mobile applications.
Today, a Java programmer with 3-5 years of experience is asking for around
$120,000 in an in an annual package, and this is the most demanding
programming language in America. Though it can vary depending on the
location of the job. Following are the great companies that are using Java
and they need good Java programmers:
Google
Microsoft
Facebook
IBM
Amazon
Netflix
Pinterest
Uber
JetBrains
Many more...
So, you could be the next potential employee for any of these major
companies. We have developed great learning material for Java that will help
you prepare for the technical interviews and certification exams based on
Java. So, start learning Java using this simple and effective tutorial from
anywhere and anytime, absolutely at your pace.
Why to Learn Java?
Java is a MUST to learn programming language for students and working
professionals to become a great software engineer, especially when they are
working in the software development domain. If you will conduct a survey
about the best programming language around, Java is sure to come up.
Java is a fairly easy programming language to learn, so if you are starting to
learn any programming language, then Java could be your great choice.
There's also plenty of Java tools that make it easy for developers and
beginners to use. There are many other good reasons that make Java the
first choice of any programmer:
Java is open source, which means it's available free of cost.
Java is simple and so easy to learn.
Java is much in demand and ensures a high salary.
Java has a large, vibrant community.
Java has powerful development tools.
Java is platform-independent.
Who should Learn Java
This Java tutorial will help both students as well as working professionals
who want to develop applications using Java technologies like banking
systems, support systems, information systems, websites, mobile apps,
personal blogs, etc. We recommend reading this tutorial in the sequence
listed in the left-side menu.
Today, Java is one of the most demanding programming languages, and so it
has become an essential language to learn for anyone involved in the
software application development process, including software developers,
software designers, project managers, etc.
Prerequisites to Learn Java
Though we have tried our best to present the Core Java concepts in a simple
and easy way, still, before you start learning Java, it is assumed that the
readers have a reasonable exposure to any programming environment and
knowledge of basic concepts such as variables, commands, syntax, etc.
Learn Java by Examples
This tutorial provides a set of Java examples. Practice these examples to
learn the Java concepts better: Java Examples
Java Online Quizzes
This Java tutorial helps you prepare for technical interviews and certification
exams. We have provided various quizzes and assignments to check your
learning level. Given quizzes have multiple-choice types of questions and
their answers with short explanations.
Following is a sample quiz; try to attempt any of the given answers:
Show Answer
Q 1 - The Java programming language was developed by which of
the following :
A - Google in 1990s
B - Micorsoft in 1980s
C - Sun Microsystems in 1995
D - None of the Above
