OOP with Java
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OOP with Java
• To provide background information about object-oriented programming concepts. • To explain syntax and semantic about primitive data types, selection statements, repetition statements, programmer defined classes, exception handling and assertions, characters and Strings, arrays of primitive data types and objects and arrays sorting and searching. • To provide knowledge about all types of file I/O, from a low-level byte I/O to a high-level object I/O. • To know object oriented properties: inheritance and polymorphism. • To develop GUI and event-driven java applications. • To develop Java applications using the standard java packages and object oriented feature.
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Requirements
- computer knowledge
Description
- To provide background information about object-oriented programming concepts.
- To explain syntax and semantic about primitive data types, selection statements, repetition statements,
programmer defined classes, exception handling and assertions, characters and Strings, arrays of
primitive data types and objects and arrays sorting and searching.
- To provide knowledge about all types of file I/O, from a low-level byte I/O to a high-level object I/O.
- To know object oriented properties: inheritance and polymorphism.
- To develop GUI and event-driven java applications.
• To develop Java applications using the standard java packages and object oriented feature.
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About the Instructor
Myanmar Development Foundation, Inc is a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization recognized by the IRS, and all donations to Myanmar Development Foundation are tax-deductible in accordance with IRS regulations. Myanmar Development Foundation is registered in New York. Tax ID: 86-2121456.
Missions of Myanmar Development Foundation are
1. To provide knowledge training and proper educational guidance – such as vocational trainings, IT, and ethical development
2. To provide foods, educational materials, and medical aids for those who are in need
3. To help people and community redevelopment because of humanitarian crisis