Java Made Easy for Beginners, Testers, Selenium and Appium

Please go through the following details on our famous Java Made Easy for Beginners Video Course (Life Time Access and no updation costs).
Payment Details

Please click on the below buttons for payment:

(India) – Rs.999/- (International) – $15
PayPal
Total Sessions Interview Questions Total Duration Trainer Contact details
248 Sessions 100 Video Answers 62 hours Arun Motoori +91 – 9908895533 (whatsapp/call) / [email protected]

Demo Video:

Category: Demo Video
Course Summary :
  • Java Made Easy for Beginners is an easy, detailed, practical step by step, well organized and solution orientated video course.
  • All the Core Java concepts are covered in this video course.
  • If you are a beginner or want to learn Java in an easiest and step by step, then this course is for you.
  • No matter you are already working, or looking for a job, or still studying, you can take up this Java Made Easy for Beginners video course.
  • The main intention of creating this video course is to make your learning of Java easier, there by helping many people who are feeling difficult in getting started or learning java.
  • This video course can also be taken by those who have some basic knowledge or who want to brush up their skills in a well organized and detailed way.
  • Finally all the concepts are explained in a practical way with good number of solutions to make your learning easy and better.
  • For any kind of support, you can email me at [email protected] and also whatsapp/call me at +91 – 9908895533

Actual Video Course: Access from here

Session 1: About this Tutorial

Category: Introduction to Java

Session 2: What is Java?

Category: Introduction to Java

Session 3: Downloading, Installing and Configuring Java

Category: Introduction to Java

Session 4: Downloading, Installing and Launching Eclipse IDE

Category: Introduction to Java

Session 5: Creating a Java Project

Category: Introduction to Java

Session 6: Understanding Java Programs

Category: Introduction to Java

Session 7: Compiler Errors

Category: Introduction to Java

Session 8: Print Statements

Category: Introduction to Java

Session 9: Shortcut for writing System.out.println() statement

Category: Introduction to Java

Session 10: Comments

Category: Introduction to Java

Session 11: Variables

Category: Introduction to Java

Session 12: Data Types

Category: Data Types

Session 13: int Data Type

Category: Data Types

Session 14: double Data Type

Category: Data Types

Session 15: char Data Type

 Category: Data Types

Session 16: boolean Data Type

 Category: Data Types

Session 17: String non-primitive Data Type

  Category: Data Types

Session 18: byte Data Type

  Category: Data Types

Session 19: short Data Type

  Category: Data Types

Session 20: long Data Type

  Category: Data Types

Session 21: float Data Type

  Category: Data Types

Session 22: Passing decimal values to the int data type declared variables

  Category: Data Types

Session 23: Passing character values to the int data type declared variables

  Category: Data Types

Session 24: Assigning byte, short, long, float, boolean and String values to the int declare

  Category: Data Types

Session 25: Assigning out of range values integer value to byte, short, int and long type variables

  Category: Data Types

Session 26: Different Types of Literals

  Category: Literals

Session 27: Escape Characters

  Category: Literals

Session 28: Using _ in Numeric Literals

  Category: Literals

Session 29: Difference between Integer Literals and Long Literals

  Category: Literals

Session 30: Assigning different Literals to byte data type variable

  Category: Literals

Session 31: Assigning different Literals to short data type variable

  Category: Literals

Session 32: Assigning different Literals to long data type variable

  Category: Literals

Session 33: Assigning different Literals to float data type variable

  Category: Literals

Session 34: Assigning different Literals to double data type variable

  Category: Literals

Session 35: Assigning different Literals to boolean data type variable

  Category: Literals

Session 36: Assigning different Literals to String data type variable

  Category: Literals

Session 37: Assigning different Literals to char data type variable

  Category: Literals

Session 38: Expressing Floating Point Literals in scientific way

  Category: Literals

Session 39: Type Casting

  Category: Literals

Session 40: Types of Type Casting

  Category: Literals

Session 41: Types of Operators

  Category: Operators

Session 42: Addition Operator

  Category: Operators

Session 43: Subtraction Operator

  Category: Operators

Session 44: Multiplication Operator

  Category: Operators

Session 45: Division Operator

  Category: Operators

Session 46: Modulus Operator

  Category: Operators

Session 47: Increment Operator

  Category: Operators

Session 48: Decrement Operator

  Category: Operators

Session 49: Relational Operators

  Category: Operators

Session 50: Logical Operators

  Category: Operators

Session 51: Simple Assignment Operator

  Category: Operators

Session 52: Compound Assignment Operators

  Category: Operators

Session 53: Conditional Operator

  Category: Operators

Session 54: Operator Precedence

  Category: Operators

Session 55: Flow Control Statements

  Category: Flow Control Statements

Session 56: if Selection Statements

 Category: Flow Control Statements

Session 57: if .. else Selection Statements

 Category: Flow Control Statements

Session 58: if .. else if .. else Selection Statements

 Category: Flow Control Statements

Session 59: switch Selection Statements

 Category: Flow Control Statements

Session 60: Iterative Statements

 Category: Flow Control Statements

Session 61: while Iterative Statement

 Category: Flow Control Statements

Session 62: do-while Iterative Statement

 Category: Flow Control Statements

Session 63: for Iterative Statements

 Category: Flow Control Statements

Session 64: Transfer Statements

 Category: Flow Control Statements

Session 65: break Transfer Statement