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VISHVESVARAYA TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY

BELAGAVI – 590018

CAUVERY INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY,MANDYA


DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE
AND ENGINEERING

Java Programming Development

Under The Guidance Of : PRESENTED BY :


Prof. RADHIKA K P YASHAS H S
RAJATH R
JEEVAN H S
SANJAY M
Internship
An internship is a temporary, paid or unpaid work
experience that is often part of a college or university
program. It is a chance to gain practical skills and work
experience in a specific field.
Types of Internships
Paid Internships Unpaid Internships Full-time Internships

Paid internships offer a Unpaid internships are not Full-time internships are
stipend or salary for the work compensated but can be a generally 40 hours per week
completed. They can be a good way to gain experience and often involve more
good way to gain experience in a specific field and build responsibility.
and earn some money. your network.
History of Java
Java was developed by James Gosling at Sun
Microsystems in the early 1990s. Originally called Oak, it
was designed for interactive television but later adapted
for the internet. Java gained widespread adoption due to
its platform independence, which allowed it to run on
different operating systems. Java has become a popular
language for developing a wide range of applications,
including web applications, mobile apps, and enterprise
software.
Features of Java
1 Platform Independent 2 Object-Oriented
Java runs on any platform that has a Java Java follows the object-oriented
Virtual Machine (JVM) installed, making it programming paradigm, focusing on objects
portable across operating systems. and their interactions, promoting code
reusability and modularity.

3 Secure 4 Robust
Java has robust security features, including a Java has strong exception handling and
security manager and bytecode verification, memory management, making it reliable
to protect against malicious code. and less prone to runtime errors.
Introduction to Java
1 Basic Syntax
Understanding the fundamental syntax, including keywords, data
types, and operators.

2 Core Concepts
Learning about essential concepts such as classes, objects, methods,
and variables.

3 Simple Programs
Building small programs to practice and solidify your understanding of
Java concepts.

4 Problem Solving
Applying your knowledge to solve simple programming problems and
tasks.

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Installation of Java
Download Java Installation Process Verification
Development Kit (JDK)
Follow the installer's After installation, verify that
The JDK contains the tools instructions to install the JDK the JDK is correctly installed
needed to compile and run on your system. The by opening a command
Java programs. Download the installation process varies prompt or terminal and
JDK from Oracle's official slightly depending on the typing "javac -version".
website. operating system.
Configuring Variables
System Variables
System variables are accessible to all users on the
system.

User Variables
User variables are specific to the current user's account.

PATH Variable
Add the "bin" directory of the JDK to the PATH variable
to allow the system to find the Java compiler and other
tools.

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Basics: Package, Class and Object

Package Class Object


A class is a blueprint for An object is an instance of a
A package is a container for
creating objects. It defines class. It represents a real-
related classes and
the data (attributes) and world entity and has its own
interfaces. It helps organize
behavior (methods) of an unique set of data values.
code into logical groups.
object.
Variables and Methods
Variable A variable is a named
storage location that
holds data of a specific
type.

Method A method is a block of


code that performs a
specific task or
function.
Java OOP Concepts:
Modifiers

Access Modifiers
Access modifiers control the visibility of classes, methods, and variables.

Public
Accessible from anywhere.

Private
Accessible only within the same class.

Protected
Accessible within the same package or subclasses.
More Java Language Constructs
1 Control Flow
Conditional statements (if-else) and loops (for, while) control the execution
flow of the program.

2 Arrays
Arrays are data structures that hold collections of elements of the same
data type.

3 Strings
Strings are sequences of characters used to represent text in Java.

4 Exceptions
Exceptions are runtime errors that can disrupt the normal flow of
execution. Exception handling allows you to gracefully manage such
errors.
Integrated Development Environment

Eclipse IntelliJ IDEA NetBeans


A popular and feature-rich IDE A powerful IDE known for its A free and open-source IDE
that provides a comprehensive intelligent code completion, that offers a user-friendly
set of tools for Java refactoring capabilities, and interface and support for a
development. debugging tools. wide range of programming
languages.
Conclusion

• Java is one of the most popular and in-demand programming languages

to learn and it was one of the first languages to standardize high-level

threading utilities.

• Java project is a must for aspiring developers.


THANK YOU

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