What You’l Learn…

• Exception handling
• Generics
• Collections framework
• Lambda expressions
• Functional interfaces
• Streams
• Multi-threading
• Asynchronous programming
• And much, much more…

Who is this course for?

• Java developers who want to take their Java skills to the next level
• College students who want to better understand Java

The curriculum for the course.

Getting started. The introduction is 1:11. Start2 is a source code. There are exceptions (43m). The introduction is 0:42. What are exceptions? There are types of exceptions. The Exceptions Hierarchy is Preview 4. Catching Exceptions (3:51) is a preview. There are multiple types of exceptions. The finally Block is the seventh preview. The try-with-resources statement. ThrowingExceptions (4:41) Start10- Re- throwing Exceptions. There are custom exceptions in start11. There are chaining exceptions in Start 12. Summary (0:56) There are 43m of generics. The start begins with an introduction. The need for generics is start 2. Start3 is a poor solution. Generic classes are the starting point. Generics and primitive types are included. Start6 Constraints Start 7- Erasure. Start8- Comparable interface. Generic methods are used in Start 9. Start10 has multiple type parameters. Generic classes and inheritance are the topics of start 11. Start12- Wildcards Summary (0:55) The collections are 1h. The start begins with an introduction. There is an overview of the collections framework. The need for iterables is Start 3- The Need for Iterables. The Iterable Interface is Start4 The Iterator Interface is Start 5. The Collection Interface starts at 9:35. The list interface is Start 7. Start8- The Comparable Interface. Start9- The Comparator Interface. Start10- The queue interface. The set interface is Start11 Start12-Hash Tables. The Map Interface is Start 13 Start14- Summary There are 44m of expressions and functional interface. The start begins with an introduction. Start2 Functional Interfaces. Start 3-Anonymous Inner Classes. The start-4 expressions are in the Lambda programming language. Start5- Variable Capture. Start6 Method References Start7 has built-in functional interface. The Consumer Interface is 4:06. Start9- Chaining Consumer. Start10 is about the supplier interface. The Function Interface starts at 3:00. The beginning of the Composing Functions. The Predicate Interface is Start 13 The start is Combining Predicates. The start is TheBinaryOperator Interface. The UnaryOperator interface is Start16 Start17- Summary There are streams for 1h. The start begins with an introduction. Start 2 is Imperative vs Functional Programming. Start 3 is Creating a Stream. The beginning of mapping elements. The first five elements are Filtering Elements. Start 6 Slicing Streams. Start7- Sorting streams. Start8 getting unique elements Start9- Peeking Elements Start10- Simple Reducers Reducing a Stream is the start of the 11th. Start12- Collectors Grouping elements are included in Start 13 Partitioning Elements starts at 2:1. There are primitive type streams. Start16- Summary Currency and multi-threading. The start begins with an introduction. The start includes processes and threads. Start 3 is starting a thread. Start 4 is Pausing a Thread. Start 5, joining a thread. Start 6 Interrupting a Thread. There are currency issues. There are race conditions at the start of the race. Start9- Strategies for Thread Safety. Start10- confinement. Start11- Locks Start12- The synchronized phrase. The volatile Keyword is Start 13 Start14- Thread signalling with wait and notify. Start15- Atomic objects. Start16- Adders Start17- Synchronized Collections Concurrent Collections is the start of Start 18. Start19- Summary The executive framework is 70m. The start begins with an introduction. Start 2 Thread Pools. The start is followed by the Executors. Callables and futures are included. A programming language. There are start6 futures and start6 futures and start6 futures and start6 futures and start6 futures and start6 futures and start6 futures and start6 futures and start6 futures and start6 futures and start6 futures and start6 futures and start6 futures and start6 futures and Start 7 is Creating a Completable Future. Start Implementing an AsynchronousAPI. Start9- Running Code on Completion Handling exceptions is part of Start10 Start11 is Transforming a Completable Future. The start of the 12th season of the show. Start 13 is Combining Completable futures. Waiting for many tasks to be completed. Waiting for the first task. Start16- Handling timeouts. Start17 is a project that has the best price finder. The solution is Getting a Quote. The solution is getting many quotes. Start20- solution with random delays.