Java Programming Language is a blend of the best elements of its rich heritage combined with the innovative concepts required by its unique mission. It is one of the foremost programming languages and is used till now.It is related to C & C++. From C language Java derives syntax and C++ influences OOPS concepts. Here is the post on Introduction To Java Programming (Part-2) Notes.
In the last post, we had provided the handwritten notes of the most basics Java Programming concepts such as Overview of Java, the creation of Java, the first program of Java, etc. Here is the link to Introduction to Java Programming (Part-1) Notes:
Introduction to Java Programming (Part-1) Notes
Now, here in the post, we are providing hand written notes of “Introduction To Java Programming (Part-2)” in PDF Format. These notes also describe some more basics concepts of Java programming in brief with an example.
These notes of Java Programming enables students to understand Java programming concepts and terminology and to provide them with a solid foundation for developing software using the object paradigm with a particular emphasis on Java.
Part-2 of the notes consists of following topics:-
- Constructor in java
- Use of Final keyword
- “This” Reference
- Object Destruction Process of Java Class Object
- Mark and Sweep Algo
- Static Storage Class
- Static Block
- Use of static keyword
- Static Methods
- Concept of Global constant
- Package in Java
- Java Excess Specifier
- Types of Package
Introduction to Java Programming (Part-2) Notes
More concepts of Java Programming will be covered in subsequent Parts. Feel free to comment below regarding above notes.
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