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Java Learning Roadmap

The document outlines a comprehensive Java learning roadmap divided into six phases, starting from Java basics and progressing to advanced concepts and application development. It includes essential topics such as OOP principles, collections, multithreading, and tools like Maven and JUnit, along with project ideas and recommended resources for further learning. The roadmap serves as a structured guide for learners to develop their Java programming skills effectively.

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Java Learning Roadmap

The document outlines a comprehensive Java learning roadmap divided into six phases, starting from Java basics and progressing to advanced concepts and application development. It includes essential topics such as OOP principles, collections, multithreading, and tools like Maven and JUnit, along with project ideas and recommended resources for further learning. The roadmap serves as a structured guide for learners to develop their Java programming skills effectively.

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Complete Java Learning Roadmap

Phase 1: Java Basics

- Java Setup: Install JDK, IDE, run Hello World

- Syntax & Data Types: variables, operators, type casting

- Control Structures: if, switch, loops, break/continue

- Methods: definitions, parameters, return types, overloading

- OOP Basics: classes, objects, constructors, this keyword

Phase 2: Core Java - OOP & Intermediate Concepts

- OOP Concepts: Inheritance, Polymorphism, Abstraction, Encapsulation, super

- Access Modifiers: public, private, protected, default

- Packages and Imports: custom and built-in packages

- Exception Handling: try-catch-finally, throw/throws, custom exceptions

- Arrays and Strings: 1D/2D arrays, String operations, StringBuilder

- Wrapper Classes & Autoboxing: Integer, Double, etc.

- Static and Final: usage in methods, classes, variables

Phase 3: Collections and Generics

- Collections: List, Set, Map, Queue implementations

- Iteration: for-each, Iterator, ListIterator

- Generics: generic classes, methods, bounded types

Phase 4: Advanced Java Concepts

- Multithreading: Thread, Runnable, lifecycle, synchronization, ExecutorService

- Lambdas: syntax, functional interfaces like Predicate, Function

- Stream API: intermediate & terminal operations, Collectors

- File I/O: File, BufferedReader/Writer, serialization

- Date & Time API: LocalDate, LocalTime, formatting/parsing

Phase 5: Java Tools & Ecosystem

- Build Tools: Maven, Gradle


Complete Java Learning Roadmap

- Unit Testing: JUnit basics, assertions

- Logging: System.out, Logger, Log4j

- Annotations: built-in and custom

- Java Modules: introduction since Java 9

Phase 6: Java for Applications

- GUI: Swing or JavaFX (optional)

- Database & JDBC: CRUD with MySQL/PostgreSQL

- Web Development: Servlets, JSP, Spring Boot

- APIs & JSON: HTTP requests, parsing JSON with Jackson/Gson

Project Ideas

- Student Management System

- Banking Application

- Task Tracker with GUI + JDBC

- REST API with Spring Boot

- Chat App using Multithreading and Networking

Recommended Resources

- Books: Head First Java, Effective Java

- Websites: JavaTPoint, GeeksForGeeks, W3Schools, Oracle Docs

- YouTube: BroCode, Programming with Mosh, Amigoscode

- Courses: Udemy, Coursera (Duke Java specialization)

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