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Java Tutorial – Getting Started
History of Java
Getting Started with Java
JDK vs JRE vs JVM
public static void main(string args)
Class & Object
Constructor in Java
Hello JBT in Eclipse
Order of Execution of block
Access Modifier
Non-Access Modifier
Data Types in Java
Arithmetic Operator in Java
Java Statement
Different ways to create Object
Equal method vs == operator
Inner Class
String Builder
String
Java Tutorial – Variables
Java Variables
Local Variable
Instance Variable
Reference Variable
Variable Shadowing
Java Tutorial – Operator
Relational Operator
Boolean Operator
Equal Operator
Java Tutorial – Loop
Java For Loop 
While Loop
Java enhanced for loop
Example
Common Looping Algorithm
Common Looping Algorithm – Count Match
Common Looping Algorithm – Find First Match
Java Tutorial – Exception
Exception
Try with resource statement
try catch finally block
Java Tutorial – OOPS Concept
Overloading
Overriding
Interface
Inheritance
Encapsulation
Abstraction
Composition
Composition – Cont.
Java Tutorial – keyword
this keyword
Static keyword
Java Tutorial – Collection
Array
Collection
Iterators
Java HashMap
LinkedList
List
Map
Set
SortedSet
SortedMap
Java Tutorial – Serialization
Part I
Part II
Transient vs Static
Use of serialVersionUID
Java Tutorial – Enum
Enum
Enum Example
Core Java Tutorial – Thread
Thread
Java 8 Feature
Lambda
Introduction to Lambda
foreach List
foreach Map
Java 9
Java 9 features
Java 10
Java 10 features
Core Java Tutorial – Advance Topics
JVM Basics
Java Classloader
How JVM Works
Java Tutorial

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