intermediate
Java Programming
A complete introduction to Java 17 designed for students who finished Programming Basics. Twelve modules cover everything from your first compiled program through variables, control flow, the collections framework, methods, file I/O, exceptions, and object-oriented programming, plus Java-specific power features like generics, lambdas, streams, and packages. Every lesson includes worked examples, an auto-graded quiz, and coding exercises to write and run on your own machine. Aligned with the AP Computer Science A curriculum.
intermediate
java
programming
language
ap-csa
Course Content
43 lessons
Getting Started
1.Installing The Toolchain
2.Your First Program
3.Syntax Comments And Errors
Values and Types
1.Variables And Assignment
2.Numbers
3.Strings And Characters
4.Booleans And Null
5.Type Conversion And Constants
Operators
1.Arithmetic Operators
2.Comparison And Logical Operators
3.Assignment Compound And Precedence
Control Flow
1.If Else Elif
2.Switch Statements
3.While And For Loops
4.Break Continue Pitfalls
Collections
1.Arrays And Arraylist
2.Iterating Collections
3.Hashmaps
4.Hashsets
5.Sorting And Searching
Functions
1.Basics
2.Defining And Calling Functions
3.Parameters Arguments And Return Values
4.Scope
5.Recursion
Input, output, and files
1.Standard Input And Output
2.Reading Files
3.Writing Files
Errors and exceptions
1.Exceptions And Try Catch
2.Common Errors And How To Read Them
Object-oriented programming
1.Classes And Objects
2.Fields Methods And Constructors
3.Inheritance
4.Polymorphism
5.Encapsulation And Access Control
Standard library and packages
1.Using The Standard Library
2.Importing Other Code
3.The Package Ecosystem
Language-specific extras
1.Generics
2.Lambdas And Streams
3.The Collections Framework Deeper
4.Packages And Build Tools
Where to go next
1.What To Build With Java