Hi there before we get started with the first chapter Let's spend a few minutes looking at the cost 2
structure are not exploding the UI features for navigating through the site. 3
So this is a dashboard that you will see once you sign up and it has different menu items here. 4
On one of the important ones is this one cost content which has the under-cut equal so the cost is organized 5
into sections here. 6
Section 1 2 3 and so on our next section is nothing but a chapter. 7
And within each section if you click on it you'll be able to see the different lectures on almost all 8
of the lectures and discourse are really our best. 9
OK so these lectures are also referred to as lessons on to view a particular lecture. 10
All you need to do is just click on it and it will start the lecture on Ronsard ends. 11
It automatically progresses to the next lesson. 12
Now every chapter starts with an introduction here where we will talk about the agenda for the chapter 13
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And it also ends with a conclusion which basically summarizes all the good points in that particular 15
chapter on almost all chapters. 16
Also with Dick gris. 17
And so that's a chapter on some of the lessons cumbered some additional resources. 18
For instance here this particular lesson there are some additional resources that come with the lesson 19
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In this case it's it's some additional notes so you can just don't look the notes and read the notes 21
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Now if a particular lecture has a demo then the demo programs are also brought it into the resource 23
section. 24
So the resources section is basically a section that comes with each lecture. 25
And if there is some additional notes or additional programs then they are uploaded into the resources 26
section of that particular lecture. 27
So in this case there is and in the resource section how additional notes and also a demo program. 28
This particular lecture has a demo. 29
That's why we see this Bless them all. 30
So their demo program is uploaded here in July it has a July extension so you would just download it 31
compile and run it. 32
And guess if you'll see that the demo program has a dot DXP extension. 33
Simply change it could dot Java on you're good to go. 34
Now many lectures are in sleights format and we do that because we are going to explain many of the 35
concepts using nice animations and the text is also very nicely emphasized so we houselights and we 36
also have demo programs a lot of demo programs. 37
But if the slides are followed by their demo then we have something like this in the title plus Demel 38
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But if the lecture is only the more type then we will how the next demo by followed by a colon and then 40
the title of the lecture. 41
So it would be either only sleights or sleights but demo or only more. 42
So thats the kind of structure that you will see thats the kind of lessons that you will see in this 43
course. 44
Not a fast lesson here first Apgar gives a very high level of Java. 45
In this particular chapter we will also install Java unright our very first program and sections 2 3 46
4 and 5 fall under the language basic series. 47
So they scour the core language features in Java and sections 7 and 8 are slightly more advanced. 48
The Khowar the object oriented features like inheritance polymorphism interfaces and so on. 49
And to learn those concepts we use a case study of a real world social bookmarking application. 50
So in this particular case we will look at the requirements on some of the features that it needs to 51
how and in order to build those features we need to know some object oriented concepts and thats how 52
we are going to learn our object oriented concepts. 53
So instead of using some toy example we are using a more complex example of a real world application 54
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And the nice thing about this is later in the project we are actually going to implement the same custardy 56
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So there is not going to be any context which in many of the courses you will see that the examples 58
used as one are and when it comes to implementation they might typically use a different example. 59
So in this case its the same thing. 60
So we are ready to implement when we get to the project. 61
And here there is also the nice tutorial on Eclipse. 62
Its a very good tutorial of one and a half hour lead iron. 63
It will help you to write Joe our programs in a video diary. 64
And before this section so which means from 1 to 8 we will just write our programs using a text editor 65
and thats because eclipse actually Hyatt's lot of conflict configuration details. 66
And as a beginner programmer you need to understand wandless configuration doodles are so thats why 67
under Section 8 we will be using a text editor and then we will switch to eclipse for the project and 68
all of the subsequent lessons on that will also help you do appreciate the features that an ID like 69
Eclipse offers. 70
So you will see that how efficient you can be if you use an ID and after that you also have this JVM 71
internal structure which is a special chapter. 72
And we have these chapters exceptions and exceptions is followed by input output on data structures 73
and more content will also be added into this course. 74
So I would be continuously updating the course here and exceptions I mention in the introductory video 75
that we are also going to talk about the best practices and design principles. 76
So if you'll see a lecture having this kind of excited best practices it means that we are going to 77
discuss some of the best practices are design principles and I also mentioned that we are going to discuss 78
what 30 to 40 percent off the best practices prescribed in the book Effective Dala popular book Effective 79
Java in effective Gelada on sarvant be a truce and we will be discussing it on 30 to 40 percent of them 80
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And in that book The Rules are organized into items. 82
So that's why sometimes you might just see this kind of a text best practices. 83
Sometimes I actually include the item number also items 58 and 65. 84
So in that case we'll be discussing that particular item and we will discuss it in our own way. 85
So we will use our own examples and we will try to understand those items are and many of them are demonstrably 86
are due in court. 87
So let's just go ahead and click on one of the videos here. 88
Let's click on this one 89
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It's not the first thing I would like but sure as when you ran with Howard OVERDECK. 91
So this particular item says speed. 92
So this is the difference that we have. 93
But if you find my speed my audio speed to be slow then you can actually increase it. 94
And this is the one I would recommend if you want to increase going about this I think it would be too 95
fast. 96
I mean if you think it is too fast for you you can also select this. 97
But I think these are too slow. 98
I think ideally you would either go with one X or one point to five x. 99
I think one X should be good for most of them but in case it is too slow for you just click on this 100
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So I guess that's fine a little bit funny but I think it's still fine. 103
Now that's the audio for the video. 104
You can set up either 1 0 0 pixels or 720 pixels. 105
So don't do it because that's the default. 106
So make sure that it is selected so that you can view the video and High-Definition. 107
So you'll have a better viewing experience. 108
Now there are 200 pictures and you might want to save some of them. 109
So if you want to bookmark any of them just click on I bookmark here and make sure to hit enter here 110
only then it gets saved. 111
Or you can also add a comment on hit enter. 112
Now when you save it on if you go back to that dashboard here so you will be able to see that one of 113
the menu items as bookmarks on there you will be able to view it. 114
And if I don't want it this will be Peirce's that are resources available which means that this particular 115
lecture comes at somebody Tsotsis can because it has a demo. 116
So it does come with some resources but if there are no resources then you won't even see this kind 117
of security. 118
Now if you want to if you have some questions about this particular lecture just click on this on click 119
on ask on your question you can ask a question and I will definitely respond back very soon. 120
But you might also want to search one a question to see if any other student has asked a similar question 121
so you can also do that and you can if there are some questions you can also reply to those questions 122
and help other students so closer. 123
And that's about it. 124
Let's go back to the dashboard. 125
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So that's about it. 127
So let me just pull up some slides on. 128
Let's look at what books you can follow. 129
So this is run off the books that I would recommend. 130
You don't have to really buy it. 131
But we will be covering some of the items in this book. 132
So it is $55 a book by Josh Block. 133
Typically most courses do not cover this so they just go with the Cordella. 134
This is considered very advanced stuff. 135
But if you want to you can buy this book so that if you cover a particular item or discuss one particular 136
item you can actually read it from this book. 137
But it is not really necessary. 138
Other than that these are some Cordula books. 139
So harnessing Djala is by Kishor Sharon and there are volumes 1 and 2 Hugo if you want but you can buy 140
that but it is not necessary at all. 141
It's just for your preference. 142
Same with headphones head first java headphones Djala as really big in your book your expense everything 143
using nice animations. 144
So once again not required at all. 145
So this course is good enough. 146
You don't have to buy any books on anything is the book you might want to buy so that you can read some 147
of the items which are discussed and those items will also be covered but also be discussed in our own 148
way using our own examples. 149
So it's going to be a bit different too. 150
To make sure once you're done with of course you might want to leave review. 151
Well good or bad whatever it does. 152
So bulu Oliveri if you will as it can help other students on it can also help me also. 153
So I think that's about it that's about the course structure. 154
Thank you. 155
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