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 Basic Java Requirements
 
 1 Overview Of Programming With Java
 1.1	What Is Programming ? Why We Need Programming
 1.2	How To Learn Programming & Programming Skills
 1.3	How Can I Be A Good/Excellent Programmer
 1.4	More details on Java
 1.4.1	Platform Independence In Java - WORA & WOCA
 1.4.2	Java And Internet - Creating Java Applet
 1.4.3	What Is Servlet In Java?
 1.4.4	Java Bytecode
 1.4.5	Java Buzzwords
 1.4.6	JDK JRE JVM JIT - Java Compiler
 1.4.7	Java Versions And Changes Done In Every Version
 1.4.8	Java Keywords
 1.5		Simple Programs and Development environment
 1.5.1	Installation Of Java on your PC
 1.5.2	Java Sample Program - Simple Hello World Program In Java
 1.5.3	How to Compile and Run Java Program In Cmd Prompt
 2	Datatypes
 2.1		Data Types In Java
 2.2		Primtive Dataypes
 2.2.1	Primitive Data Types In Java
 2.2.2	Integer Data Types In Java
 2.2.3	Floating Point Data Types In Java
 2.2.4	Java Character
 2.2.5	Boolean Data Type In Java
 2.2.6	Literals
 2.2.6.1	Java Literals
 2.2.6.2	Integer Literals In Java
 2.2.6.3	Floating Point Literals In Java
 2.2.6.4	Character Literals In Java
 2.2.6.5	String Literal In Java
 2.2.6.6	Boolean Literals In Java
 3	Variables
 3.1		Java Variables
 3.2		Scope Of Variables In Same Block
 3.3		Type Conversion In Java
 3.4		Type Casting In Java
 4	Operators
 4.1		Operators In Java
 4.2		Java Arithmetic Operators
 4.3		Basic Arithmetic Operators In Java
 4.4		Increment And Decrement Operators In Java
 4.5		Modulus Operator In Java
 4.6		Arithmetic Compound Assignment Operators In Java
 4.7		Relational Operators In Java
 4.8		Boolean Logical Operators In Java
 4.9		Short Circuit Logical Operators In Java
 4.10	Assignment Operator In Java
 4.11	Ternary Operator In Java
 4.12	Java Operator Precedence And Associativity
 4.13	Temperature Conversion Program In Java
 5	Control Statements
 5.1		Control Statements In Java
 5.2		Selection Statements
 5.2.1	Selection Statements In Java
 5.2.2	if Condition In Java
 5.2.3	Nested if Statements In Java
 5.2.4	if else if ladder In Java
 5.2.5	switch Statement In Java
 5.2.6	if else Vs switch Performance In Java
 5.2.7	Nested switch Statements In Java
 5.2.8	Fall Through Switch Case Statements In Java
 5.3		Blocks of code
 5.3.1	Block Of Code In Java
 5.3.2	Scope Of Variables In Nested/Multiple Blocks
 5.3.3	Lifetime Of Variable In Java
 5.3.4	Expressions, Statement, Line & Block In Java
 5.4		Iteration statements (Loops)
 5.4.1	Iteration Statements Or Loops In Java
 5.4.2	while Loop In Java
 5.4.3	for Loop In Java
 5.4.4	for Vs while Loop In Java
 5.4.5	do while Loop In Java
 5.4.6	Nested Loops in Java
 5.4.7	Nested While Loop In Java
 5.4.8	Nested for Loop In Java
 5.4.9	for Loop Example Program In Java - Sum Of Numbers
 5.4.10	Factorial Program In Java Using for Loop
 5.4.11	Factorial Program In Java Using While Loop
 5.5		Jump Statements
 5.5.1	Jump Statements In Java
 5.5.2	Using Break In for Loop To Exit
 5.5.3	Using break in switch case Statement
 5.5.4	Using Java Break Statements as Java Goto
 5.5.5	Using break In Nested Loop Java Program
 5.5.6	Java continue Statement
 5.5.7	Java return Statement
 5.6		Java for loops vs Java while loops vs Java do while loops
 6	Methods - Importance
 6.1		Basic Java Methods
 6.2		Java Methods
 6.3		Java Methods - Parameter Passing And Scope
 6.4		Java Program To Find Simple Interest Using Methods
 6.5		Recursive In Java
 7	Array - Overview
 7.1		Java Array
 7.2		Creation And Declaration Of Array In Java
 7.3		Arraylist Access Using Index
 7.4		Java Multidimensional Array
 7.5		Java Array Initialization
 7.6		Learn Arrays And Loops
 7.7		Java Code To Print Student Details Using Arrays
 7.8		For-each Loop In Core Java Programming
 7.9		ommand Line Arguments In Core Java Programming
 8	Classes
 8.1		Java Class
 8.2		Java Classes and Java Objects
 8.3		Java Objects References
 8.4		Member Variable In Java
 8.5		Class References And Objects In Java
 8.6		To Print Student Details Using Classes In Java
 8.7		Create Objects Using Constructors In Java
 8.8		Class With Multiple Constructors In Java
 8.9		this Keyword In Java
 8.10	Behavior Of Java Classes Using Methods
 8.11	Java Multiple Methods In One Class
 8.12	Calling A Class From Another Class In Java
 8.13	Creating A Class For Data Validation
 8.14	Java Program To Find Rectangle Area & Perimeter Using Classes
 8.15	Java Program to Find Area of Various Shapes Using Classes
 8.16	Java Program To Compare Movies
 9	Class Inheritance
 9.1		Java Class Inheritance
 9.2		Is-A Relationship In Java
 9.3		Passing Sub Class Object As Super Class Reference
 9.4		Assigning Sub Class Object To Super Class Reference In Java
 9.5		Assigning Super Class Reference To A Sub Class Reference In Java
 9.6		Multilevel Inheritance In Java With Example Program
 10	Methods Overiding, Overloading
 10.1	Method Overloading In Java
 10.2	Is Java Pass by Reference or Pass by Value
 10.3	Method Overriding In Java
 10.4	Inheritance Example Program To Remove Duplicate Code
 10.5	How A Method Can Be Overridden In Different Ways
 10.6	Method Overloading Vs Method Overriding
 10.7	Super Keyword In Java To Call Super Class Constructor
 10.8	Inheritance And Constructors In Java
 10.9	Dynamic Method Dispatch - Calling Overridden Methods In Java
 10.10	Run Time Polymorphism In Java
 11	Abstract Class And Methods
 11.1	Java Abstract Class
 11.2	Abstract Method In Java
 11.3	Rules For Abstract Methods and Abstract Classes
 11.4	Creating Array Of Objects In Java
 11.5	Java Program To Find Largest Area by Comparing Various Shapes
 11.6	Java Program For Cricket Players Using Class Hierarchy
 12	Interfaces, Packages and Access Control
 12.1	Java Interface
 12.2	Difference Between Interfaces And Abstract Classes
 12.3	Future Task Java Program Using Interfaces
 12.4	Creating Interface In Java With Example Program
 12.5	Java Package
 12.6	How To Compile Classes in Package
 12.7	Using private Keyword In Java For Access Control
 12.8	Access Modifiers In Java
 12.9	Java Access Modifiers With Example Program
 13	final, static and others
 13.1	final Keyword In Java
 13.2	Static Keyword In Java
 13.3	Creating Static Methods In Java Using Static Keyword
 13.4	Singleton Design Pattern In Java
 13.5	Java Program To Explain Public Static Void Main
 13.6	Static and Non Static Variables - Static and Non Static Methods
 14	Object Oriented Concepts - Revisited
 14.1	Abstraction in Java
 14.2	Polymorphism In Java
 14.3	Encapsulation In Java
 14.4	Inheritance In Java
 15	Exceptions
 15.1	Why Java Throws Exceptions
 15.2	How To Handle An Exception In Java
 15.3	Exception Handling In Java with Example Program
 15.4	Try Catch Block In Java
 15.5	Java Multiple Catch Block With Example Program
 15.6	Java Finally Block In Exception Handling
 15.7	User Defined Exception In Java
 15.8	Java Throw Keyword - Java Throws Keyword
 15.9	Difference Between Error and Exception in Java
 15.10	Checked Exception Vs Unchecked Exception In Java
 15.11	Java Built In Exceptions Checked Exceptions, Unchecked Exceptions
 15.12	Exception Handling Syntax In Java Programming
 16	Multithreaded Programming
 16.1	Thread Concept In Java
 16.2	The Java Thread Model
 16.2.1	Creation Of Threads In Java
 16.2.2	Java Inter Thread Communication With Example
 16.3	Synchronization
 16.3.1	Thread Synchronization In Java Using 'Synchronized'
 16.3.2	static synchronized In Java
 16.3.3	Java Synchronized Blocks
 16.4	Handling Thread DeadLock In Java
 16.5	Java Thread Group
 16.6	Modern Ways Of Suspending, Resuming And Stopping Threads In Java
 17	Generics
 17.1	Java Generics
 17.2	A Simple Generics Example
 17.2.1	How Generics Improve Type Safety In Java
 17.3	A Generic Class With Two Type Parameters In Java
 17.4	Java Bounded Type - Bounded Type In Java
 17.5	Generics Wildcards In Java With Examples
 17.6	Java Generics In Methods And Constructors
 17.7	Generic Interface In Java
 17.8	Java Type Erasure
 18	Strings
 18.1	Java String
 18.2	Java length() Method | length() Method In Java - Strings
 18.3	Special String Operations
 18.3.1	Literals In Java
 18.3.2	Java String concatenation - concat() Method In Java
 18.3.3	Java String Concatenation with Other Data Types
 18.3.4	Java String Conversion - toString() Method In Java
 18.4	Character Extraction
 18.4.1	charAt() Method In Java - Java Character Extraction
 18.4.2	getChars() Method In Java
 18.4.3	Java Character Extraction - Java String getBytes() Method
 18.4.4	Java Character Extraction - toCharArray() Method In Java
 18.5	String Comparison
 18.5.1	Java String Comparison Methods - Equals and EqualsIgnoreCase
 18.5.2	Java regionMatches() Method - String Comparison
 18.5.3	Java String startsWith() And endsWith() Methods
 18.5.4	Java equals method vs == Operator
 18.5.5	Java compareTo() method
 18.6	Java Searching Strings - Java indexOf, lastIndexOf Methods
 18.7	Modifying a String
 18.7.1	Java String substring() method - substring In Java
 18.7.2	concat() method In Java
 18.7.3	replace() Method In Java
 18.7.4	Java String trim() Method - trim() Method In Java
 18.8	Data Conversion Using valueOf In Java
 18.9	toLowerCase() And toUpperCase() Methods In Java
 18.10	Additional String Methods in Java
 18.11	Java String Arrays - String Arrays In Java
 18.12	StringBuffer
 18.12.1	Java StringBuffer
 18.12.2	Java StringBuffer
 18.12.3	Java StringBuffer length() And capacity() Methods
 18.12.4	Java StringBuffer ensureCapacity() Method With Example
 18.12.5	Java setLength() Method In StringBuffer Class
 18.12.6	Java charAt() And setCharAt() Methods in StringBuffer
 18.12.7	StringBuffer getChars() Method In Java With Example
 18.12.8	Java append() Method In StringBuffer
 18.12.9	Java StringBuffer insert() Method With Example
 18.12.10	Java StringBuffer, reverse() - Reverse A String In Java
 18.12.11	Java delete() and deleteCharAt() Methods In StringBuffer
 18.12.12	Java StringBuffer replace() Method With Example
 18.12.13	Java substring
 18.12.14	Additional StringBuffer Methods In Java
 18.13	StringBuilder Class In Java
 18.14	Conclusion Of Strings In Java
 19	Exploring java.lang
 19.1	Primitive Type Wrappers
 19.1.1	Java Number Class
 19.1.2	Java Double Class And Java Float Class
 19.1.3	Java isInfinite() And isNaN() Methods In Double Class
 19.1.4	Creating Objects for Primitive Data Types (Byte, Short)
 19.1.5	Converting Numbers to and from Strings In Java
 19.1.6	Java Character Class
 19.1.7	Character Unicode, Code Point Support In Java
 19.1.8	Java Boolean Class
 19.2	Java Void Class
 19.3	Java Process Class
 19.4	Java Runtime Class - java.lang.Runtime
 19.5	Java ProcessBuilder
 19.6	System
 19.6.1	Using currentTimeMillis() Method In Java
 19.6.2	System Class arraycopy() Method In Java
 19.6.3	Java Environment Properties
 19.7	Object As A Super Class In Java
 19.8	clone() Method And cloneable Interface In Java
 19.9	java.lang.class - Java Library
 19.10	Java ClassLoader
 19.11	Java Math Class - java.lang.Math
 19.12	Java Package Class
 19.13	Java Enumeration
 19.14	Java Comparable Interface with Example
 19.15	Conclusion (Exploring java.lang)
 20	Collections Framework
 20.1	Java Collections Overview
 20.2	Collection Interface
 20.2.1	Java List Interface
 20.2.2	Set Interface In Java
 20.2.3	Java SortedSet Interface
 20.2.4	Java NavigableSet Interface
 20.3	Collection Classes
 20.3.1	Java ArrayList
 20.3.2	Java LinkedList
 20.3.3	HashSet Class In Java
 20.3.4	Java LinkedHashSet
 20.3.5	Java TreeSet - TreeSet Examples in Java
 20.3.6	Java PriorityQueue - PriorityQueue In Java
 20.3.7	Java ArrayDeque Class
 20.3.8	Java EnumSet
 20.4	Iterator
 20.4.1	Java Iterator
 20.4.2	List Iterator In Java
 20.5	Map Interfaces
 20.5.1	Java Map Interfaces - HashMap, TreeMap, LinkedHashMap
 20.5.2	Java SortedMap Interface
 20.5.3	Java NavigableMap
 20.5.4	Java Map.Entry Interface
 20.6	Map Classes
 20.6.1	Java HashMap Implementation
 20.6.2	TreeMap In Java - java.util.TreeMap
 20.6.3	Java WeakHashMap Class
 20.6.4	LinkedHashMap In Java with Code Example
 20.6.5	Java IdentityHashMap
 20.6.6	Java EnumMap
 20.7	Java Comparators
 20.8	Collection Algorithms
 20.8.1	Java Collection Algorithms
 20.8.2	Java Read-only Collections And Algorithms
 20.8.3	Java Thread Safe Collections & Algorithms
 20.8.4	Java Singleton
 20.8.5	Java nCopies Collections - Collections.nCopies() Method
 20.9	java.util.Arrays - Class Arrays In Collection Framework
 20.10	Why Collections Are Generic In Java?
 20.11	Legacy Classes and Interfaces
 20.11.1	Java Enumeration Interfaces - Java Enumeration Examples
 20.11.2	Java Vector
 20.11.3	Stack In Java - java.util.Stack Class
 20.11.4	Java Dictionary Class - java.util.Dictionary
 20.11.5	Java Hashtable
 20.11.6	Java Properties Class - java.util.Properties Class
 20.12	Collection Framework In Java
 21	More Utility Classes
 21.1	Java Collections - Utility Classes In Java
 21.2	StringTokenizer In Java
 21.3	Java BitSet
 21.4	Java Date Class
 21.5	Calendar In Java - java.util.Calendar Class
 21.6	Java GregorianCalendar
 21.7	Java TimeZone Class
 21.8	Java SimpleTimeZone
 21.9	Locale Class In Java
 21.10	Java Random Class - java.util.Random Package
 21.11	Java Observable
 21.12	Java Timer Class And Java TimerTask Class
 21.13	Java Currency Class
 21.14	Formatter
 21.14.1	Java Formatter Class
 21.14.2	Java Formatter Methods
 21.14.3	Java Formatter
 21.14.4	Formatting Strings And Characters By Using Formatter
 21.14.5	Java Formatting Numbers
 21.14.6	Formatting Date And Time In Java With Example
 21.15	Scanner
 21.15.1	Java Scanner Class Constructors With Example
 21.15.2	Java Scanner Class Methods With Examples
 21.16	Java ResourceBundle, ListResourceBundle And PropertyResourceBundle Classes
 21.17	java.util Subpackages
 21.17.1	Usage Of java.util.logging Package
 21.17.2	Java Regular Expression
 22	Input/Output: Exploring java.io
 22.1	Java Input/Output Classes And Interfaces
 22.2	File
 22.2.1	Java Directories - isDiretory() Method In Java
 22.2.2	Using FilenameFilter Interface In Java
 22.2.3	Alternative For list() Method - listFiles() Method
 22.2.4	Creating Directories In Java - Creating Java Directories
 22.3	AutoCloseable, Closeable And Flushable Interfaces In Java
 22.4	Java I/O Exceptions - I/O Exceptions In Java
 22.5	Two Ways To Close A Stream In Java
 22.6	Java Stream Classes
 22.7	Byte Streams
 22.7.1	Java InputStream Class
 22.7.2	Java OutputStream Class
 22.7.3	Java FileInputStream
 22.7.4	Java FileOutputStream
 22.7.5	Java ByteArrayInputStream
 22.7.6	Java ByteArrayOutputStream
 22.7.7	Java Filtered Byte Streams
 22.7.8	Java Buffered Byte Streams
 22.7.9	Java BufferedInputStream
 22.7.10	Java BufferedOutputStream - BufferedOutputStream In Java
 22.7.11	Java PrintStream Class
 22.7.12	DataInputStream And DataOutputStream In Java
 22.7.13	Java RandomAccessFile
 22.8	Character Streams
 22.8.1	Reader Class In Java
 22.8.2	Java Writer Class
 22.8.3	Java FileReader
 22.8.4	Java FileWriter
 22.8.5	Java CharArrayReader
 22.8.6	Java CharArrayWriter
 22.8.7	BufferedReader In Java
 22.8.8	Java BufferedWriter
 22.8.9	PrintWriter Class In Java
 22.9	Java Console Class
 22.10	Serialization
 22.10.1	Serialization In Java
 22.10.2	Externalizable In Java with Example
 22.10.3	Java ObjectOutput
 22.10.4	Java ObjectOutputStream
 22.10.5	Java ObjectInput
 22.10.6	Java ObjectInputStream
 22.10.7	Java Serialization Process -
 22.11	Java Stream Benefits
 22.12	Conclusion To Input/Output (Exploring java.io)
 23	Other Core Java Topics
 23.1	Other Advanced Topics In Java
 23.2	Advanced Java Programming Concepts
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Advance Java Topics or Syllabus
 
 1. Basics of a Web application
 
     What is a web application?
     What is a web client and web server?
     How do client and server communicate?
     HTTP protocol basics
     HTML language basics
     What is a TCP/IP port, URL?
     Need for a Web Container
 
 2. Web Container and Web Application Project Set up
 
     To set up Tomcat Container on a machine
     To set up a Servlets JSP project in Eclipse
     To configure dependency of Servlet JSP APIs
     Web application project structure
 
 3. Servlets
 
     What are Servlets?
     What can they do? Why are they needed?
     How do Servlets look in code?
     HTTP Methods; GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, TRACE, OPTIONS
     GET/POST request; differences between the two
     Servlet Lifecycle
     Servlet Context and Servlet Config
     Forwarding and Redirection of requests
 
 4. Session Management
 
     What is a session?
     Why is it required?
     How to get a session?
     Session information passing between client and server
     Session information passing mechanisms - Cookies, Rewriting
     How to destroy a session
 
 5. JSPs
 
     Introduction to JSP and need for JSPs
     Basic HTML tags
     JSP Lifecycle
 
 6. JSP Elements
 
     Scriptlets
     Expressions
     Declarations
     Significance of above elements and fitment into the JSP Lifecycle
     What are Directives in JSP?
     Page Directive
     Include Directives
     Taglib Directive
 
 7. JSP Tag library
 
     JSP Standard Actions
     Expression Language
     JSTL basics and it's usage
     Need for Custom Tag Library
     Custom Tag Library implementation
 
 Struts Framework (version 2.x)
 
 1. Basics of MVC
 
     What is MVC?
     MVC Type1 and Type2 architecture
     Why Struts framework?
     Struts 1 overview
     Struts 1 and Struts 2 comparison
 
 2. Struts 2 Architecture
 
     Architecture Diagram explanation of following components:
     Components of Model, Views and Controller in Struts Framework
     Interceptors
     Model/Action classes
     Value Stack
     OGNL
     Introduction to configurations; framework and application architecture
     Declarative and Annotations configuration approaches
 
 3. Struts 2 set up and first Action class
 
     Download JAR files
     Struts 2 project build up and Configuration files
     To build Action class
     To intercept an HTTP request via Struts2 framework using Action class
     Defining data and business logic in Action class
     Preparing and Forwarding control to Views
 
 4. Struts 2 Interceptors
 
     What are Interceptors
     Responsibilities of an Interceptor
     Mechanism of Interceptor calling in Struts 2
     Defining Interceptors
     Defining Interceptor stacks
     Defining Custom Interceptors
 
 5. Struts 2 Tag Library
 
     Introduction to tag library of Struts 2 and it's usage
 
 6. Struts 2 Validations
 
     Validations using Validateable interface
     Workflow interceptor mechanism for validations
     Validations using Validateable interface
     Validation Framework introduction and architecture
     Validating user input with above two mechanisms
 
 7. Struts 2 Tiles Frameworks
 
     Introduction to Tiles in a page
     Struts2 Tiles framework introduction
     Defining tiles.xml file
     Configuring pages for tiles
     A complete Tiles example with Struts2
 
 Hibernate Framework (version 3.x)
 
 1. Introduction
 
     What is ORM principle?
     Why ORM?
     ORM implementations
 
 2. Hibernate Architecture
 
     Introduction to Hibernate
     Hibernate Architecture
     What are Persistent classes?
 
 3. Hibernate CRUD
 
     Setting up Hibernate project
     Configuring all JARs and XML files
     Setting up connection to DB using Hibernate
     Performing basic CRUD operations using Hibernate API
     Object Identity; Generator type classes
     Using SQL with Hibernate
     Using HQL
     Using Criteria queries
 
 4. Mapping Collections and Associations
 
     To define sets, mas, lists in Hibernate
     Association Mappings:
         One to one
         One to many
         Many to one
         Many to many
     Hibernate Caching
     What is caching?
     What are the types of caching in Hibernate?
     Explanation of various caching mechanisms in Hibernate
 
 5. Using Hibernate Annotations
 
     Sample example of using Hibernate Annotations
 
 Spring Framework (version 3.x)
 
 1. Introduction to spring
 
     What is Spring?
     Spring Architecture explanation and all it's components
 
 2. Introduction to all modules of Spring
 
     Spring Bean Factory
     Spring Application Context
     Spring DI
     Spring Integration; Spring messaging, Spring JMS
     Spring MVC
     Spring DAO
 
 3. Setting up spring
 
     Setting up of Spring framework
     Download JARs
     Configure XML files
 
 4. Dependency Injection
 
     What is Dependency Injection?
     How is it implemented using Spring Framework?
     Bean Wiring mechanisms in Spring
 
 5. Spring AOP
 
     What is Spring AOP?
     Implementation of Spring AOP
 
 Spring Boot Framework (Version 2.x)
 
 1. Introduction
 
     Spring Boot Introduction
     Spring Boot Version
     Spring vs Spring Boot vs Spring MVC
     Spring Boot Architecture
 
 2. Creating Project
 
     Spring Initializr
     Download & Install STS IDE
     Spring Boot Example
     Spring Boot CLI
     Spring Boot Example-STS
 
 3. Project Components
 
     Annotations
     Dependency Management
     Application Properties
     Starters
     Starter Parent
     Starter Web
     Starter Data JPA
     Starter Actuator
     Starter Test
     Devtools
     Multi Module Project
     Packaging
     Auto-Configuration
 
 4. Tool Suite
 
     Hello World Example
     Project Deployment Using Tomcat
 
 5. Spring Boot AOP
 
     What is AOP?
     AOP Before Advice
     AOP After Advice
     AOP Around Advice
     After Returning Advice
     After Throwing Advice
 
 6. Spring Boot Database
 
     JPA
     JDBC
     H2 Database
     Crud Operations
 
 7. Spring Boot View
 
     Thymeleaf View
 
 8. Spring Boot Caching
 
     What is Caching?
     Cache Provider
     EhCaching
 
 9. Spring Boot Misc
 
     Run Spring Boot Application
     Changing Port
     Spring Boot Rest Example
 
 Web Services: REST and SOAP
 
     Logging Framework: Splunk, Log4J, SLF4j
     Version-control system + repository hosting service: Git + Github
 
 
 
 Course Curriculum
 
 Getting Started
 Preview1- Introduction (1:11)
 Start2- Source Code
 Exceptions (43m)
 Preview1- Introduction (0:42)
 Preview2- What are Exceptions (3:45)
 Preview3- Types of Exceptions (3:40)
 Preview4- Exceptions Hierarchy (2:05)
 Preview5- Catching Exceptions (3:51)
 Preview6- Catching Multiple Types of Exceptions (4:28)
 Preview7- The finally Block (4:10)
 Start8- The try-with-resources Statement (2:26)
 Start9- Throwing Exceptions (4:41)
 Start10- Re-throwing Exceptions (3:07)
 Start11- Custom Exceptions (4:18)
 Start12- Chaining Exceptions (4:56)
 Start13- Summary (0:56)
 Generics (43m)
 Start1- Introduction (0:27)
 Start2- The Need for Generics (3:32)
 Start3- A Poor Solution (3:22)
 Start4- Generic Classes (4:27)
 Start5- Generics and Primitive Types (2:24)
 Start6- Constraints (3:25)
 Start7- Type Erasure (4:04)
 Start8- Comparable Interface (5:38)
 Start9- Generic Methods (4:48)
 Start10- Multiple Type Parameters (2:32)
 Start11- Generic Classes and Inheritance (4:17)
 Start12- Wildcards (5:27)
 Start13- Summary (0:55)
 Collections (1h)
 Start1- Introduction (0:34)
 Start2- Overview of Collections Framework (3:08)
 Start3- The Need for Iterables (3:54)
 Start4- The Iterable Interface (5:24)
 Start5- The Iterator Interface (5:26)
 Start6- The Collection Interface (9:35)
 Start7- The List Interface (3:51)
 Start8- The Comparable Interface (4:28)
 Start9- The Comparator Interface (3:51)
 Start10- The Queue Interface (4:47)
 Start11- The Set Interface (5:33)
 Start12- Hash Tables (3:44)
 Start13- The Map Interface (6:26)
 Start14- Summary (0:44)
 Lambda Expressions and Functional Interfaces (44m)
 Start1- Introduction (0:47)
 Start2- Functional Interfaces (3:51)
 Start3- Anonymous Inner Classes (1:23)
 Start4- Lambda Expressions (3:43)
 Start5- Variable Capture (1:56)
 Start6- Method References (3:46)
 Start7- Built-in Functional Interfaces (1:42)
 Start8- The Consumer Interface (4:06)
 Start9- Chaining Consumer (4:28)
 Start10- The Supplier Interface (2:30)
 Start11- The Function Interface (3:00)
 Start12- Composing Functions (4:19)
 Start13- The Predicate Interface (2:02)
 Start14- Combining Predicates (2:10)
 Start15- The BinaryOperator Interface (3:15)
 Start16- The UnaryOperator Interface (1:13)
 Start17- Summary (0:40)
 Streams (1h)
 Start1- Introduction (0:41)
 Start2- Imperative vs Functional Programming (6:24)
 Start3- Creating a Stream (5:01)
 Start4- Mapping Elements (5:24)
 Start5- Filtering Elements (2:59)
 Start6- Slicing Streams (4:21)
 Start7- Sorting Streams (5:12)
 Start8- Getting Unique Elements (2:09)
 Start9- Peeking Elements (3:19)
 Start10- Simple Reducers (3:37)
 Start11- Reducing a Stream (4:12)
 Start12- Collectors (6:03)
 Start13- Grouping Elements (4:51)
 Start14- Partitioning Elements (2:10)
 Start15- Primitive Type Streams (1:25)
 Start16- Summary (0:39)
 Concurrency and Multi-threading (1h)
 Start1- Introduction (0:55)
 Start2- Processes and Threads (3:07)
 Start3- Starting a Thread (3:14)
 Start4- Pausing a Thread (2:35)
 Start5- Joining a Thread (2:27)
 Start6- Interrupting a Thread (2:54)
 Start7- Concurrency Issues (2:08)
 Start8- Race Conditions (5:53)
 Start9- Strategies for Thread Safety (2:50)
 Start10- Confinement (3:40)
 Start11- Locks (3:17)
 Start12- The synchronized Keyword (5:13)
 Start13- The volatile Keyword (6:33)
 Start14- Thread Signalling with wait() and notify() (3:35)
 Start15- Atomic Objects (3:25)
 Start16- Adders (2:08)
 Start17- Synchronized Collections (3:24)
 Start18- Concurrent Collections (2:37)
 Start19- Summary (1:18)
 The Executive Framework (70m)
 Start1- Introduction (0:38)
 Start2- Thread Pools (1:46)
 Start3- Executors (6:50)
 Start4- Callables and Futures (5:00)
 Start5- Asynchronous Programming (1:50)
 Start6- Completable Futures (1:38)
 Start7- Creating a Completable Future (3:42)
 Start8- Implementing an Asynchronous API (4:18)
 Start9- Running Code on Completion (4:04)
 Start10- Handling Exceptions (4:15)
 Start11- Transforming a Completable Future (4:34)
 Start12- Composing Completable Futures (6:08)
 Start13- Combining Completable Futures (4:32)
 Start14- Waiting for Many Tasks to Complete (2:48)
 Start15- Waiting for the First Task (2:13)
 Start16- Handling timeouts (2:24)
 Start17- Project- Best Price Finder (1:18)
 Start18- Solution- Getting a Quote (4:15)
 Start19- Solution- Getting Many Quotes (4:49)
 Start20- Solution- Random Delays (4:27)