Welcome to my Core Java Learning Repository!
This repository is updated daily 📅 with practice code as I progress through Java concepts step by step.
The repository is organized for a sequential learning experience:
- patterns/ → Java programs for patterns (pyramid, star, number patterns, etc.).
- functions/ → Examples of Java functions.
- arrays/ → Programs demonstrating arrays and related concepts:
- classes_objects/ → Working with Classes and Objects using arrays.
- oop_applications/ → Small Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) projects.
- revision_plan/ → Structured revision exercises:
- patterns/ → Practice for pattern programs.
- arrays/ → Exercises for arrays, including:
- sliding_window/ → Sliding window problems.
- classes_objects/ → Revision for classes and objects.
- Covers Core Java concepts with practical examples.
- Designed for beginners to learn Java step by step.
- Follows a structured path: patterns → functions → arrays → OOP → revision.
If you find this repository helpful:
- Star ⭐ the repo to show your support.
- Fork 🍴 it to practice along.
- Visit 🔁 regularly for updates.
I’d love to hear your feedback or suggestions!
Feel free to open an issue or contribute.
- Java JDK 17: The primary language for coding exercises.
- Git: Version control for tracking changes.
- GitHub: Hosting the repository and collaboration.
- Set aside dedicated time daily for consistent learning.
- Focus on understanding concepts, not just completing exercises.
- Revise previous topics regularly to reinforce learning.
- Keep track of completed topics and exercises.
- Note down doubts or difficult areas to revisit.
- Celebrate small victories to stay motivated!
- Contributions are welcome!
- Please follow the standard Java coding conventions.
- Ensure your code is well-commented and documented.
- Open an issue or discussion for major changes.
- "Head First Java" by Kathy Sierra and Bert Bates: A great book for beginners.
- Oracle's Java Documentation: The official and comprehensive resource.
- Java Code Geeks: For tutorials and articles on Java.
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Q: What is Core Java?
A: Core Java refers to the basic Java programming concepts and techniques, which are the foundation for learning advanced Java and Java frameworks. -
Q: Do I need to install Java to practice?
A: Yes, install the Java Development Kit (JDK) to compile and run Java programs on your machine. -
Q: How can I improve my Java skills?
A: Consistent practice, building projects, and exploring Java-related technologies can enhance your skills.
- Inspired by the need to consolidate Java learning resources.
- Motivated by the desire to contribute to the developer community.
For any inquiries or collaborations, reach out to me at aniketgudgal5867@gmail.com.
🔔 Thank you for visiting! Keep learning and coding! 💻