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FullStackJava Complete

The document outlines the essentials of Java Full Stack Development, covering both front-end and back-end technologies, as well as database management. It includes topics such as Java basics, data types, operators, control statements, exception handling, and advanced Java concepts like JDBC and Servlets. The course aims to equip learners with practical skills for building web applications using Java Full Stack technologies.

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FullStackJava Complete

The document outlines the essentials of Java Full Stack Development, covering both front-end and back-end technologies, as well as database management. It includes topics such as Java basics, data types, operators, control statements, exception handling, and advanced Java concepts like JDBC and Servlets. The course aims to equip learners with practical skills for building web applications using Java Full Stack technologies.

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Introduction

• Full Stack Development is an essential skill in


web development, involving both front-end
and back-end.
• Java Full Stack development includes
building interactive user interfaces and
managing databases.
Full Stack Java Terminologies
• 1. Front-End Development
• 2. Back-End Development
• 3. Databases
Front-End Development
• Focuses on user experience using technologies
like HTML, CSS, JavaScript.

• Key skills: UI design, CSS preprocessors,


APIs, responsive design.
Back-End Development
• Handles server-side logic, authentication, data
management.

• Technologies: Java, Spring Boot, databases,


API integrations.
Databases
• Databases store and manage application data.
• Types:
• 1. Relational (MySQL, PostgreSQL)
• 2. NoSQL (MongoDB, Cassandra)
Java Basics
• Introduction to Java:
• 1. History of Java
• 2. Features: Platform Independence, OOP,
Multithreading
• 3. JVM Architecture
Java Data Types
• Primitive Data Types: byte, short, int, long,
float, double, char, boolean.
• Reference Data Types: Strings, Arrays, Classes.
Java Operators
• Arithmetic, Relational, Logical, Bitwise,
Assignment, Unary, and Ternary Operators.
Control Statements
• 1. Conditional: if-else, switch-case
• 2. Loops: for, while, do-while
• 3. Branching: break, continue, return
Exception Handling
• 1. try-catch-finally
• 2. Throwing Exceptions
• 3. Custom Exceptions
• 4. Checked vs. Unchecked Exceptions
Intermediate Java: Collections
• Java Collection Framework: List, Set, Map,
Queue.
• Key Classes: ArrayList, LinkedList, HashSet,
HashMap.
Intermediate Java: Multithreading
• Threads in Java:
• 1. Thread Class
• 2. Runnable Interface
• 3. Synchronization
Advanced Java: JDBC
• JDBC (Java Database Connectivity):
• 1. Connecting to Databases
• 2. Executing Queries
• 3. JDBC Architecture
Advanced Java: Servlets
• Java Servlets handle web requests on the
server.
• 1. Request and Response Objects
• 2. Session Management
Advanced Java: JSP & JavaBeans
• JSP simplifies dynamic web content
generation.
• JavaBeans are reusable software components
used in JSP.
Spring Boot Overview
• Spring Boot is used to develop microservices.
• Features: Auto-configuration, Embedded
Servers, Dependency Management.
Software & Hardware
Requirements
• Software: Java JDK, IDE (Eclipse/IntelliJ),
Database (MySQL/MongoDB).
• Hardware: Min 4GB RAM, 500GB Storage.
Course Overview
• Covers front-end, back-end, database
management, and project development using
Java Full Stack.
Annexure: Project Implementation
• Project Details:
• 1. Socket Programming
• 2. Client-Server Architecture
• 3. Exception Handling
Conclusion
• Java Full Stack development is a powerful skill
set for building web applications.
• This course provided hands-on experience
with key technologies.

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