INTERNSHIP REPORT

ON
JAVA-FULL STACK
DEVELOPMENT
DECLARATI
ON
I, Akash KS, hereby declare that this internship report work entitled
“Java FULL STACK DEVELOPER” is submitted in partial fulfillment for
the award of the degree of BACHELOR OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS,
Bangalore University.

I further declare that I have not submitted this project report either in part
or in full to any other university for the award of any degree.

Akash KS (U03MS21S0026)
Place: Bangalore

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 INTERNSHIP
OVERVIEW
 Basics and Execution of java
program

 Features of Java

 Keywords, Identifiers and

Variables

 Datatype

 Conditional Statements

 Functions & return types

 Objects & classes

 Constructors and Overloading

 Inheritance
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 What is Java?
Java is a high-level programming language
which is used to communicate with computer &
machines in order to perform specifi c tasks.

Execution of a java program – 2 step

process
Compilatio Interpretati
n on
Compilation is the process of Interpretation is the process of
converting a high-level code converting a intermediate
to intermediate code code to low-level code

High-Level Intermediat Low-level

Code e Code Code
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Compilatio Interpretati
 FEATURES
o Simple
o Platform independent
o Strongly Typed
Language
o Robust
o Secured
o Interpreted
o Object-Oriented
language
o Multi threaded
KEYWORD
S
Keywords are the predefined words where the meaning
has been assigned by the programming language itself.

IDENTIFIERS
Any names which is used in a java program by the
user to refer a value can be called as Identifiers

VARIABLES
It is a container or a memory location which is used
to save data or information

Example: public class Bank {

- public static void main(String[] args) {
int a=10;
int b=20;
}
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}
 DATATYPE
S byte short int
S-used to describe the type of
data being stored long

Primitive Non-Primitive To represent non-decimal

datatype datatype numbers
Example: 100, 0, -156, 1616865

1. Byte 1. Strings -float To represent decimal numbers

2. Short 2. Classes -double Example: -3.23, 0.10, 3.33, 55.56862

3. Int 3. Arrays
4. long more….
and -char : to represent 1 symbol and must
5. float be enclosed in single quotes
Example: ‘A’, ‘4’, ‘$’
6. double
7. Char -boolean : true,
8. boolean false
 CONDITIONAL STATEMENTS
The statements which is used to execute the implementation
based on the condition provided.

Simple-if:
It will execute its implementation only if the given condition is true.

If-else:
else is a dependent conditional statement which will only execute its
implementations when if condition becomes false and it doesn’t have any
conditions.
else-if ladder:
when we have multiple condition and each condition has its own
implementation then we use else-if ladder.

Nested if:
writing a “if” condition inside another conditional statement is called nested
if.
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FUNCTIONS & RETURN TYPES
Function-It is a block of code or a set of instructions which is used
to perform a particular task

return-It is a keyword in java which is used to come out of the function with
some value, the kind of data which has been returned by the return keyword
is called return type
Parameters – Parameters are basically variables which stores arguments
Arguments are the values passed by the user while calling a function

Different
scenarios without parameters & without return type
1.Function 2.Function with parameter & without
return type
3.Function with return type & no parameters 4.Function with parameters & return
Example
type
public class Example { public static void
static boolean evenOdd(int main(String[] args) {
num){ boolean check =evenOdd(13);
if(num%2==0) { System.out.println(check);
return true; }
} }
return false; 9
 CLASSES & OBJECTS

Class
A class is a definition block that is used to
define the states & behavior of an object
• A class contains members
OOP’s
• Members are classified into 1) data
members
2) member
function
object
An object is a real world entity that has its own
states and behavior
syntax:
classname reference variable = new
classname();

• When we create an object in java all the non-

static members of the class gets loaded to
memory
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 Constructors and Constructor
Overloading
A constructor is a special member of a class that is used during abject
creation to initialize non-static data member.
• Constructors will have the same name as the class name
• Every class in java will have a constructors
• Constructors is classified into two types :
1.Default Constructors 2. User-defined Constructors

Constructors Overloading
It is the concept of developing multiple constructors inside the same
class.
During constructor overloading each and every constructors in the class
should have different arguments
Example:
class Over{ public class Example
Over(int a){ {
System.out.println(a public static void
); main(String[] args)
} {
Over(double d){ Over d1=new Over(5);
System.out.println(d Over d2=new
); Over(10.56); 11
 INHERITAN
CE
Inheritance is the concept of a class aquiring the properties of an another class.
Inheritance can be done using the keyword “extends”.

Single level Multi-level Hierarchial Hybrid Inheritance

Inheritance Inheritance Inheritance It is a combination of
The properties of a The properties of a The properties of a more than one form
superclass is derived super class is derived super of inheritance.
by only one sub by more than one Class is derived by
class. A sub class in different more than one sub A
A A level.
levels. class in same
B B C
B B C
C C

Multiple Inheritance – One sub class will try to directly inherit the
properties of more than one super class. This form of inheritance is illegal
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and not supported using classes.
FINAL THOUGHTS

The Java full stack internship has been a

pivotal step in my career journey. It allowed
me to apply theoretical knowledge
practically, work with professionals, and
develop a robust set of skills. I am grateful
for the mentorship and support and look
forward to leveraging this experience in my
future endeavors.

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THANK YOU
Akash KS

U03MS21S0026

The Oxford of college of science

Bangalore University

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