Java Programming introduces the Java environment and object-oriented programming concepts. It helps students understand classes, objects, inheritance, interfaces, multithreading, exception handling, event handling, networking, and input/output with JDBC.
Each unit contains curated notes, diagrams, important questions and more.
History & features of Java, C++ vs Java, OOPs concepts, how Java works, PATH & CLASSPATH, a simple program, Java program structure, JVM concepts, primitive data types, operators, expressions, and branching, looping & jumping statements.
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Classes, objects & methods, constructors & copy constructors, memory allocation & garbage collection, Arrays, String & StringBuffer classes, Wrapper classes, Inheritance (super/sub class, overloading, abstract classes), and Interfaces.
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Thread lifecycle, creating threads with the thread class & runnable interface, thread synchronization & scheduling, exception handling with try/catch/throw/throws, and the AWT — UI components, frames & layout managers.
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Java's event delegation model, self-contained & delegating events, the event class hierarchy, Adapter classes & event classes, and networking basics using the java.net package, TCP/IP & datagram programming.
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Java I/O, directories & stream classes, the byte stream (input/output/file/print streams, random access files), character streams, serialization, and JDBC — the driver manager, result sets & connecting to a remote database.
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These Java Programming notes for BCA DAVV cover the five units of Java Programming, from the Java environment and object-oriented programming to multithreading, exception handling, event handling, networking, and I/O with JDBC.
Get comfortable with the history & features of Java, C++ vs Java, OOPs concepts, PATH & CLASSPATH, the JVM, primitive data types, operators, and control flow through branching, looping and jumping statements.
Understand classes, objects, constructors, memory allocation & garbage collection, Arrays, Strings, Wrapper classes, inheritance with the super/sub class relationship, and defining & implementing interfaces.
Learn the thread lifecycle, thread synchronization & scheduling, exception handling with try, catch, throw & throws, and the AWT's UI components, frames & layout managers.
Study Java's event delegation model, Adapter & event classes, networking basics with java.net, TCP/IP & datagram programming, and JDBC for connecting to a database.
Prepare with unit-wise notes, diagrams, revision material and important questions designed to make Java Programming preparation easier.
Quick answers to common questions about Java Programming.
The DAVV BCA Java Programming syllabus is divided into five units: The Java Environment, Object Oriented Programming in Java, Multithreading and Exception Handling, The Java Event Handling Model & Networking, and Input/Output with JDBC.
Yes, Java Programming notes for BCA DAVV are free to access on CampusNotes.
There are five units in DAVV BCA Java Programming.
Unit 3 covers the basic idea of multithreaded programming — the thread lifecycle, creating threads with the thread class and runnable interface, thread synchronization and scheduling — the basic idea of exception handling using try, catch, throw and throws, and the AWT, including its class hierarchy, UI components, frames and layout managers.
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