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Notes Name Programming Language in Java Notes
Subject Programming Language in Java Notes (JAVA)
Class/Semester B.Tech – 5th Semester
Total Pages 1305Β  High-Quality Pages
File Size Approximately 1.8 MB
File Format PDF (Portable Document Format)
Author Easy Study Notes
Language English
Notes Type Handwritten + Typed + Chapter-wise Summary
Edited For CSE / IT / ECE Students
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Understanding Programming Language in Java (JAVA) can be challenging due to complex algorithms, mathematical concepts, and detailed diagrams. To make it easier for students, Easy Study Notes brings you the most complete, clean, and exam-ready Software Engineering Notes PDF for B.Tech 5th Semester.

These notes are crafted using a hybrid format:
βœ” Neat handwritten explanations
βœ” Cleanly typed chapter-wise summaries
βœ” Well-labeled diagrams
βœ” Flowcharts
βœ” Algorithm steps
βœ” Important definitions and formulas

Designed strictly as per the latest university curriculum followed by AKTU, RGPV, VTU, JNTU, MAKAUT, GTU, PTU, BPUT, and top Indian engineering universities.

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βœ”SECTION I: Introduction to Java:

  • Evolution of Java,
  • Object Oriented Programming Structure,
  • Overview and characteristics of Java,
  • Java program Compilation and Execution Process,
  • Organization of the Java Virtual Machine,
  • Client side Programming,
  • Platform Independency & Portability,
  • Security, Relation b/w JVM,
  • JRE and JDK,
  • Introduction to JAR format,
  • Naming Conventions,
  • Data types & Type casting,
  • operators,
  • Security Promises of the JVM,
  • Security Architecture and Security Policy,
  • security aspects,
  • sandbox model

SECTION-II: OOPS Implementation:

  • Classes,
  • Objects,
  • attributes,
  • methods,
  • data encapsulation,
  • reference variables,
  • Constructors,
  • Anonymous block,
  • Method Overloading,
  • Static Data members,
  • Block & methods;
  • Memory Structure:
  • Stack,
  • Heap,
  • Class & Method area
  • Class loading & Execution flow:
  • Static vs Dynamic Class loading,
  • implicit vs explicit class loading,
  • class loading operations;
  • Argument Passing Mechanism:
  • Passing primitive arguments,
  • passing objects,
  • Wrapper Classes;
  • This keyword:
  • Referencing instance members,
  • Intra class constructor chaining,
  • Method chaining;
  • Inheritance & code reusability:
  • Extending classes for code reusability,
  • Usage of super keyword,
  • Method Overriding,

Object class Inheritance & Runtime Polymorphism:

  • Static & Dynamic binding,
  • Inheritance and Is-A relation,
  • Runtime Polymorphism and Generalization,
  • Abstract classes & methods,
  • Final Keyword;
  • Interfaces and Role based Inheritance:
  • Feature & Role based Inheritance,
  • Static & Dynamic classing Environment,
  • classes & interfaces,
  • interface applications in real scenarios;
  • Has-A relation:
  • Aggregation & Composition,
  • Nested classes,
  • Inner classes,
  • Anonymous Inner classes,
  • String Buffer Class,
  • tokenizer,
  • applets,
  • Life cycle of applet and Security concerns

SECTION-III: Threads:

  • Creating Threads,
  • Thread Priority,
  • Blocked States,
  • Extending Thread Class,
  • Runnable Interface,
  • Starting Threads,
  • Thread Synchronization,
  • Synchronize Threads,
  • Sync Code Block,
  • Overriding Synced Methods,
  • Thread Communication,
  • wait, notify and notify all.

Swing & AWT:

  • Swing class hierarchy,
  • containers,
  • user interface components,
  • graphics context,
  • AWT Components,
  • Component Class,
  • Container Class,
  • Layout Manager Interface Default Layouts,
  • Insets and Dimensions,
  • Border Layout,
  • Flow Layout,
  • Grid Layout,
  • Card Layout Grid Bag
  • Layout AWT Events,
  • Event Models,
  • Listeners,
  • Class Listener,
  • Adapters,
  • Action Event Methods
  • Focus Event Key Event,
  • Mouse Events,
  • Window Event

Package & Scopes:

  • Need of Packages,
  • associating classes to Packages,
  • Class path environment variable,
  • Import Keyword and Feature of static import,
  • Public, protected, private & default scope,
  • Private Inheritance;

Exception Handling:

  • exception and error,
  • Exception Handling & Robustness,
  • Common Exceptions and Errors,
  • Try and catch block,
  • Exception handlers,
  • throw keyword,
  • Checked and Unchecked Exceptions,
  • Role of finally,
  • User defined Exceptions;

SECTION-IV:Collection Framework:

  • Role and Importance of Collection Framework,
  • List & Set based collection,
  • Iterator & List Iterator,
  • Maps,
  • Searching elements in List,
  • Hash and Tree based collections,
  • Role of equals and hashCode() methods,
  • Comparable and Comparator Interfaces,
  • Thread Safety and Vector,
  • Difference b/w Enumeration and Iterator,
  • Type safety and Generics,
  • Common algorithms and Collections class,
  • Using Properties class for managing properties files;
  • Database Connectivity Using JDBC:
  • Overview of native and ODBC Drives,
  • Introduction to JDBC,
  • Type of JDBC drivers,
  • Usage of drivers,
  • Defining properties-based Connection Factory;
  • Basic database operations:
  • Insert, Delete, Update, and Select;
  • Prepared Statement:
  • Statement,
  • Prepared Statement,
  • Setting Query parameters,
  • Executing Queries;

Callable Statement:

  • Creating PL/SQL Stored procedures and functions,
  • Creating Callable statements,
  • Executing procedures & functions,
  • Batch Updation,
  • Transacting Queries,
  • Programmatic initialization of database,
  • ResultSetMetaData,
  • DatabaseMetaData;
  • Input/Output Stream,
  • Stream Filters,
  • Buffered Streams,
  • Data input and Output Stream,
  • Print Stream Random Access File,
  • Reflection:
  • reflection API,
  • newInstance()method,
  • javap tool,
  • creating javap tool,
  • creating applet viewer,
  • call private method,
  • java 9 features;

Bonus Content Included

Along with the main notes, you also get:

  • Unit-wise Important Questions
  • High-scoring Diagrams
  • One-Page Short Notes for Quick Revision

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