Java Quick Tutorials

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Java is an object-oriented language. The language was actually quite young and appeared in 1995 and was produced by Sun. James Gosling led the Java project team. The project initially wanted to design an easy-to-transplant language for home appliances. However, with the support of Netscape browser, Java is rapidly popularized and widely used.

Java is strongly influenced by C and C + +. Java is similar to C + +, both static types, but removes some error-prone features in C + +, such as pointers and multiple inheritance. Java garbage collection can automatically manage and clean up memory. After the cleanup memory work is handed over to the compiler, the programmer's burden is greatly reduced. Java has high productivity and good operational efficiency, and it has a decent performance on PC, server and mobile. Android is more of a fresh injection of java. Java is also a complete object-oriented language, so it is a good model for understanding other object-oriented languages.

Java Basics

In the Java Basics Series, I'll explain the basics of Java, especially object-oriented concepts.

Java Foundation 01 from HelloWorld to object-oriented

Java Basic 02 methods and data members

Java Foundation 03 Constructors and method overloads

Java basic 04 Package and interface

Java Basic 05 Implementation interface

Java Foundation 06 Combination

Java Essentials 07 Package

Java Foundation 08 Inheritance

Java Basic Class 09 data and Class methods

Java basic 10 interface inheritance and abstract classes

Java Base 11 Object reference

Java Foundation 12 polymorphism

Java Advanced

In the Java advance, I complemented the Java fundamentals and shifted to the application level.

Java Advanced String Class

Java Advanced 02 Exception handling

Java Advanced IO Basics

Java Advanced RTTI

Java Advanced 05 Multi-Threading

Java Advanced 06 Container

Java Advanced 07 Nested classes

Java Advanced GUI

Java Advanced 09 Event response

Java Advanced 10 memory management and garbage collection

References

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Java Quick Tutorials