INTRODUCTI0N TO

JAVA
About Java
Development: Java, created by James
Gosling at Sun Microsystems in 1995, is
portable and robust for web and enterprise.
About Java
Development: Java, created by James
Gosling at Sun Microsystems in 1995, is
portable and robust for web and enterprise.

Syntax and Learning Curve: Java's English-

like syntax is beginner-friendly, with Core and
Advanced phases; C/C++ knowledge helps.
Features Of Java
Simple: Java’s syntax is easy to understand, much like
learning to ride a bicycle from basics.
Features Of Java
Simple: Java’s syntax is easy to understand, much like
learning to ride a bicycle from basics.

Object-Oriented: OOP provides modular, reusable code

for complex problems.
Features Of Java
Simple: Java’s syntax is easy to understand, much like
learning to ride a bicycle from basics.

Object-Oriented: OOP provides modular, reusable code

for complex problems.

Platform-Independent: Java runs on any device with

JVM, WORA language.
Features Of Java
Simple: Java’s syntax is easy to understand, much like
learning to ride a bicycle from basics.

Object-Oriented: OOP provides modular, reusable code

for complex problems.

Platform-Independent: Java runs on any device with

JVM, WORA language.

Secure: Java offers secure execution with memory

management, exception handling, and access control.
Introduction to JDoodle
Introduction: JDoodle is an online Java code tool, ideal for
beginners.
Introduction to JDoodle
Introduction: JDoodle is an online Java code tool, ideal for
beginners.

No Installation Required: Code immediately without

installing Java or environment.
Introduction to JDoodle
Introduction: JDoodle is an online Java code tool, ideal for
beginners.

No Installation Required: Code immediately without

installing Java or environment.

User-Friendly Interface: Simple editor and buttons to

compile and run code.
Introduction to JDoodle
Introduction: JDoodle is an online Java code tool, ideal for
beginners.

No Installation Required: Code immediately without

installing Java or environment.

User-Friendly Interface: Simple editor and buttons to

compile and run code.

Instant Feedback: One-click compile and run with instant

output.
Introduction to JDoodle
Introduction: JDoodle is an online Java code tool, ideal for
beginners.

No Installation Required: Code immediately without

installing Java or environment.

User-Friendly Interface: Simple editor and buttons to

compile and run code.

Instant Feedback: One-click compile and run with instant

output.

Free to Use: Free tier for beginners, paid options for

advanced features.
Displaying Text On The Screen
Introduction: In Java, you can display text using the
System.out.println command. This command shows the text and 3
moves to a new line.
Displaying Text On The Screen
Introduction: In Java, you can display text using the
System.out.println command. This command shows the text and 3
moves to a new line.

Example: System.out.println("Hello, World!");

Explanation:
- System.out.println: Tells the computer to display text.
- Parentheses (): Enclose the text to be shown.
- Double Quotes "": Enclose the exact text to be displayed.
- Semicolon ;: Ends the instruction.
Displaying Text On The Screen
Introduction: In Java, you can display text using the
System.out.println command. This command shows the text and 3
moves to a new line.

Example: System.out.println("Hello, World!");

Explanation:
- System.out.println: Tells the computer to display text.
- Parentheses (): Enclose the text to be shown.
- Double Quotes "": Enclose the exact text to be displayed.
- Semicolon ;: Ends the instruction.

Another Example: System.out.println("Good Morning");

Displaying Text On The Screen
Introduction: In Java, you can display text using the
System.out.println command. This command shows the text and 3
moves to a new line.

Example: System.out.println("Hello, World!");

Explanation:
- System.out.println: Tells the computer to display text.
- Parentheses (): Enclose the text to be shown.
- Double Quotes "": Enclose the exact text to be displayed.
- Semicolon ;: Ends the instruction.

Another Example: System.out.println("Good Morning");

Syntax: Follow Java's syntax rules: enclose text in double quotes

within parentheses and end with a semicolon.
Breaking Down Code
Class: A class is like a big box where we keep our instructions. It’s the robot's
instruction manual. We name this box 'MyClass'.
Breaking Down Code
Class: A class is like a big box where we keep our instructions. It’s the robot's
instruction manual. We name this box 'MyClass'.

Main Method: The main method is the starting point. It tells the computer
where to begin reading instructions, like the first page of an instruction
manual.
Breaking Down Code
Class: A class is like a big box where we keep our instructions. It’s the robot's
instruction manual. We name this box 'MyClass'.

Main Method: The main method is the starting point. It tells the computer
where to begin reading instructions, like the first page of an instruction
manual.

Code: public class MyClass {

public static void main(String[] args){
System.out.println("Hello, world!");
}
}
Breaking Down Code
Class: A class is like a big box where we keep our instructions. It’s the robot's
instruction manual. We name this box 'MyClass'.

Main Method: The main method is the starting point. It tells the computer
where to begin reading instructions, like the first page of an instruction
manual.

Code: public class MyClass {

public static void main(String[] args){
System.out.println("Hello, world!");
}
}
Code Breakdown: Public: Anyone can see this. Class: Describes a new thing.
MyClass: Name of our box (class).{}: Marks the start and end of the class.
Breaking Down Code
Class: A class is like a big box where we keep our instructions. It’s the robot's
instruction manual. We name this box 'MyClass'.

Main Method: The main method is the starting point. It tells the computer
where to begin reading instructions, like the first page of an instruction
manual.

Code: public class MyClass {

public static void main(String[] args){
System.out.println("Hello, world!");
}
}
Code Breakdown: Public: Anyone can see this. Class: Describes a new thing.
MyClass: Name of our box (class).{}: Marks the start and end of the class.

Main Method Details:

- Public: Anyone can see this.
- Static: Fixed part that doesn't change.
- Void: No return value.
- Main: Starting point.
- (String[] args): Extra information.
-{}: Marks the start and end of the main method.
Breaking Down Code
Class: A class is like a big box where we keep our instructions. It’s the robot's
instruction manual. We name this box 'MyClass'.

Main Method: The main method is the starting point. It tells the computer
where to begin reading instructions, like the first page of an instruction
manual.

Code: public class MyClass {

public static void main(String[] args){
System.out.println("Hello, world!");
}
}
Code Breakdown: Public: Anyone can see this. Class: Describes a new thing.
MyClass: Name of our box (class).{}: Marks the start and end of the class.

Main Method Details:

- Public: Anyone can see this.
- Static: Fixed part that doesn't change.
- Void: No return value.
- Main: Starting point.
- (String[] args): Extra information.
-{}: Marks the start and end of the main method.

Print Command:
- System.out.println: Command to print text.
- ("Hello, world!"): Text to display.
-; : End of instruction.
Common Printing Errors
Misspelling System.out.println:
Error: System.out.prinln or Systm.out.println
Correct: System.out.println

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Common Printing Errors
Misspelling System.out.println:
Error: System.out.prinln or Systm.out.println
Correct: System.out.println

Forgetting Semicolons: 3
Error: System.out.println("Hello World")
Correct: System.out.println("Hello World");
Common Printing Errors
Misspelling System.out.println:
Error: System.out.prinln or Systm.out.println
Correct: System.out.println

Forgetting Semicolons: 3
Error: System.out.println("Hello World")
Correct: System.out.println("Hello World");

Mismatched Parentheses and Quotes:

Error: System.out.println("Hello World); or System.out.println(Hello World");
Correct: System.out.println("Hello World");
Common Printing Errors
Misspelling System.out.println:
Error: System.out.prinln or Systm.out.println
Correct: System.out.println

Forgetting Semicolons: 3
Error: System.out.println("Hello World")
Correct: System.out.println("Hello World");

Mismatched Parentheses and Quotes:

Error: System.out.println("Hello World); or System.out.println(Hello World");
Correct: System.out.println("Hello World");

Incorrect Main Method Declaration:

Error: public static void main(String args)
Correct: public static void main(String[] args)
Common Printing Errors
Misspelling System.out.println:
Error: System.out.prinln or Systm.out.println
Correct: System.out.println

Forgetting Semicolons: 3
Error: System.out.println("Hello World")
Correct: System.out.println("Hello World");

Mismatched Parentheses and Quotes:

Error: System.out.println("Hello World); or System.out.println(Hello World");
Correct: System.out.println("Hello World");

Incorrect Main Method Declaration:

Error: public static void main(String args)
Correct: public static void main(String[] args)

Not Using Correct Case Sensitivity:

Error: system.out.println("Hello World");
Correct: System.out.println("Hello World");
Common Printing Errors
Misspelling System.out.println:
Error: System.out.prinln or Systm.out.println
Correct: System.out.println

Forgetting Semicolons: 3
Error: System.out.println("Hello World")
Correct: System.out.println("Hello World");

Mismatched Parentheses and Quotes:

Error: System.out.println("Hello World); or System.out.println(Hello World");
Correct: System.out.println("Hello World");

Incorrect Main Method Declaration:

Error: public static void main(String args)
Correct: public static void main(String[] args)

Not Using Correct Case Sensitivity:

Error: system.out.println("Hello World");
Correct: System.out.println("Hello World");

Misplacing or Missing Braces:

Error: Forgetting to include braces {} around the code block.
Correct: Always include opening { and closing } braces.
How to Search for Errors
Copy the Error Message: Copy the error message
when it appears.
How to Search for Errors
Copy the Error Message: Copy the error message
when it appears.

Ask ChatGPT for Help: Paste the error message in

ChatGPT for assistance.
How to Search for Errors
Copy the Error Message: Copy the error message
when it appears.

Ask ChatGPT for Help: Paste the error message in

ChatGPT for assistance.

Understand the Solution: Read and understand

ChatGPT's explanation and solution.
How to Search for Errors
Copy the Error Message: Copy the error message
when it appears.

Ask ChatGPT for Help: Paste the error message in

ChatGPT for assistance.

Understand the Solution: Read and understand

ChatGPT's explanation and solution.

Implement the Solution: Apply ChatGPT's suggested

changes to your code.
How to Search for Errors
Copy the Error Message: Copy the error message
when it appears.

Ask ChatGPT for Help: Paste the error message in

ChatGPT for assistance.

Understand the Solution: Read and understand

ChatGPT's explanation and solution.

Implement the Solution: Apply ChatGPT's suggested

changes to your code.

Verify the Fix: Run your program again to ensure the

error is fixed.
Error Solution Using
Stack Overflow
Introducing Stack Overflow: A community for programmers to
3
ask and answer coding questions.
Error Solution Using
Stack Overflow
Introducing Stack Overflow: A community for programmers to
3
ask and answer coding questions.

Read Existing Answers: Check if someone has already solved

your problem.
Error Solution Using
Stack Overflow
Introducing Stack Overflow: A community for programmers to
3
ask and answer coding questions.

Read Existing Answers: Check if someone has already solved

your problem.

Ask a Question: Post your own question with a clear title,

description, error messages, and code.
Error Solution Using
Stack Overflow
Introducing Stack Overflow: A community for programmers to
3
ask and answer coding questions.

Read Existing Answers: Check if someone has already solved

your problem.

Ask a Question: Post your own question with a clear title,

description, error messages, and code.

Example: Search for error: ';' expected with the Java prefix on
Stack Overflow.
Error Solution Using
Stack Overflow
Introducing Stack Overflow: A community for programmers to
3
ask and answer coding questions.

Read Existing Answers: Check if someone has already solved

your problem.

Ask a Question: Post your own question with a clear title,

description, error messages, and code.

Example: Search for error: ';' expected with the Java prefix on
Stack Overflow.

Beyond Stack Overflow: If needed, use Google, ask friends, or

post on other Java communities.
Additional Java Features
Open Source: Active community provides help,
shares knowledge, and solves problems.
Additional Java Features
Open Source: Active community provides help,
shares knowledge, and solves problems.

Fully Documented: Extensive documentation offers

step-by-step guides and solutions.
Additional Java Features
Open Source: Active community provides help,
shares knowledge, and solves problems.

Fully Documented: Extensive documentation offers

step-by-step guides and solutions.

Versatility: Used in web development, mobile

apps, enterprise solutions, cloud computing, and
IoT.
Additional Java Features
Open Source: Active community provides help,
shares knowledge, and solves problems.

Fully Documented: Extensive documentation offers

step-by-step guides and solutions.

Versatility: Used in web development, mobile

apps, enterprise solutions, cloud computing, and
IoT.

Strong Community Support: Active community

provides help, shares knowledge, and solves
problems.
Printing Examples
Printing Text (Strings): System.out.println("This is a string.");

Printing Numbers: System.out.println(123); // Integer

System.out.println(45.67); // Floating-point number 3

Using print Instead of println:

System.out.print("Hello, ");
System.out.print("World!");

Adding New Lines with \n: System.out.print("Hello,\nWorld!");

Putting It All Together:

public class Main {
public static void main(String[] args) {
System.out.println("Hello, World!"); //Hello, World!
System.out.println(42); //42
System.out.println(3.14); //3.14
System.out.print("This is ");
System.out.print("on the same line."); //This is on the same line.
}
}