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⭐ Bestseller - Updated 2025

Learn Java
from Zero to Expert

The world's #1 enterprise language. Learn OOP, Collections, Streams, and develop robust and scalable applications. 25 modules, 100+ practical exercises and real projects for your career.

25
Modules
24h+
Content
100+
Exercises
5⭐
Rating
Main.java
1public class Main {
2  public static void main(String[] args) {
3    System.out.println("Hello, Java!");
4    
5    // Stream API example
6    List<String> names = List.of("Anna", "John");
7    names.stream()
8      .filter(n -> n.length() > 2)
9      .forEach(System.out::println);
10  }
11}
✓ Complete OOP
✓ Collections & Streams
✓ Enterprise Ready
WHY JAVA?

What You Get

Everything you need to master Java

🏢

Enterprise #1

Most used language in corporations and banks worldwide

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Android Native

Official language for Android application development

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Write Once, Run Anywhere

Java code runs on any platform with JVM

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Well-Paid Jobs

Constant demand and competitive salaries in the industry

CURRICULUM

What You'll Learn

25 structured modules from basics to enterprise concepts

1
Introduction to Java and JVM
5 lessons • 55 min
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What is Java and why learn it? FREE 12 min
JDK, JRE and JVM - Differences FREE 10 min
Install JDK and IntelliJ IDEA 15 min
First program: Hello World 12 min
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Quiz: Java Basics 6 min
2
Variables and Data Types
6 lessons • 65 min
+
Primitive types: int, double, boolean, char 14 min
String and StringBuilder 12 min
Wrapper classes: Integer, Double, etc. 10 min
Type casting and autoboxing 12 min
Practical exercises 12 min
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Quiz: Data types 5 min
3
Operators and Expressions
5 lessons • 50 min
+
Arithmetic and assignment operators 10 min
Comparison and logical operators 12 min
Ternary operator and instanceof 10 min
Exercises: Calculator 14 min
?
Quiz: Operators 4 min
4
Control Structures
6 lessons • 70 min
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If, else if, else 12 min
Switch statement and switch expressions (Java 14+) 14 min
Loops: for, enhanced for, while, do-while 16 min
Break, continue and labels 10 min
Exercises: Classic problems 14 min
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Quiz: Control Flow 4 min
5
Methods
7 lessons • 80 min
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Defining methods 12 min
Parameters and return values 12 min
Method overloading 10 min
Varargs (variable parameters) 8 min
Recursion 14 min
Exercises: Utility methods 18 min
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Quiz: Methods 6 min
6
Arrays
5 lessons • 55 min
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One-dimensional arrays 12 min
Multidimensional arrays 12 min
Arrays class and useful methods 12 min
Exercises: Array manipulation 14 min
?
Quiz: Arrays 5 min
7
Classes and Objects (OOP Basics)
8 lessons • 95 min
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Introduction to OOP 12 min
Defining classes and instantiating objects 14 min
Fields and methods 12 min
Constructors 12 min
Access modifiers: public, private, protected, default 12 min
Getters, Setters and Encapsulation 10 min
Project: BankAccount class 18 min
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Quiz: OOP Basics 5 min
8
Static and Final
5 lessons • 50 min
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Static fields and methods 14 min
Static blocks and initialization 10 min
Final variables, methods and classes 12 min
Exercises: Singleton pattern 10 min
?
Quiz: Static & Final 4 min
9
Inheritance
6 lessons • 70 min
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Extends and super 14 min
Method overriding and @Override 12 min
Object class and its methods 12 min
toString(), equals(), hashCode() 14 min
Project: Class hierarchy 14 min
?
Quiz: Inheritance 4 min
10
Polymorphism
5 lessons • 55 min
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What is polymorphism? 12 min
Upcasting and downcasting 12 min
instanceof and pattern matching (Java 16+) 12 min
Exercises: Payment system 14 min
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Quiz: Polymorphism 5 min
11
Abstract Classes and Interfaces
7 lessons • 80 min
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Abstract classes 14 min
Interfaces: basics 12 min
Default and static methods in interfaces 12 min
Multiple interfaces and diamond problem 12 min
Functional interfaces and @FunctionalInterface 10 min
Project: Plugin system 16 min
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Quiz: Abstract & Interfaces 4 min
12
Inner Classes and Enums
5 lessons • 55 min
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Inner classes and static nested classes 14 min
Anonymous classes 12 min
Enums and advanced enum features 14 min
Exercises: State machine 12 min
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Quiz: Inner Classes & Enums 3 min
13
Generics
6 lessons • 70 min
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Introduction to Generics 12 min
Generic classes and methods 14 min
Bounded type parameters 12 min
Wildcards: ?, extends, super 14 min
Exercises: Generic container 14 min
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Quiz: Generics 4 min
14
Collections Framework
8 lessons • 95 min
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Overview Collections Framework 10 min
List: ArrayList, LinkedList 14 min
Set: HashSet, TreeSet, LinkedHashSet 14 min
Map: HashMap, TreeMap, LinkedHashMap 16 min
Queue and Deque 12 min
Comparable and Comparator 12 min
Exercises: Data management 14 min
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Quiz: Collections 3 min
15
Lambda Expressions
5 lessons • 55 min
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Introduction to Lambda 12 min
Lambda syntax 12 min
Method references 12 min
Exercises: Functional programming 14 min
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Quiz: Lambdas 5 min
16
Stream API
8 lessons • 100 min
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What are Streams? 12 min
Creating streams 10 min
Intermediate operations: filter, map, flatMap 16 min
Terminal operations: collect, reduce, forEach 16 min
Advanced collectors 14 min
Parallel streams 12 min
Project: Data processing 16 min
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Quiz: Streams 4 min
17
Exception Handling
6 lessons • 65 min
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try, catch, finally 12 min
Checked vs Unchecked exceptions 12 min
throw and throws 10 min
Custom exceptions 12 min
Exercises: Error handling 14 min
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Quiz: Exceptions 5 min
18
File I/O and NIO
6 lessons • 70 min
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File and Path classes 12 min
Reading and writing text files 14 min
BufferedReader and BufferedWriter 12 min
Files utility class (NIO.2) 12 min
Project: Log file analyzer 16 min
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Quiz: File I/O 4 min

+ 7 advanced modules including:

Multithreading & Concurrency • Optional Class • Date/Time API • Records & Sealed Classes • JDBC Basics • Maven & Gradle • Final Projects

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Demo Lesson

Explore Java basics before you buy

Introduction to Java
Free Lesson

Structure of a Java program

Java is an object-oriented language where everything is in a class. Let's analyze the basic structure:

💡 Pro Tip

In Java, the filename MUST be identical to the public class name. Main.java contains the class public class Main.

  • public class Main - Main class (name = filename)
  • public static void main(String[] args) - Main method, starting point
  • System.out.println() - Prints text to console
  • // comment - Single line comments
Java
public class Main {
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        // Declare variables
        String name = "Java";
        int year = 1995;
        boolean popular = true;
        
        // Print to console
        System.out.println("Learning " + name + "!");
        System.out.println("Released in " + year);
        System.out.println("Popular: " + popular);
    }
}
⚠️ Important

Java is strongly typed - you must declare the type of each variable. Also, each statement ends with ;

OOP in Java - Classes and Objects

Java is 100% object-oriented. Here's what a simple class looks like:

Java
public class Student {
    // Fields (private for encapsulation)
    private String name;
    private int age;
    private double average;
    
    // Constructor
    public Student(String name, int age) {
        this.name = name;
        this.age = age;
        this.average = 0.0;
    }
    
    // Getter
    public String getName() {
        return name;
    }
    
    // Setter
    public void setAverage(double average) {
        if (average >= 0 && average <= 10) {
            this.average = average;
        }
    }
    
    // Method
    public void displayInfo() {
        System.out.println(name + " (" + age + " years) - Average: " + average);
    }
}

// Usage:
Student s = new Student("John", 20);
s.setAverage(9.5);
s.displayInfo();

Want to practice?

Go to the "Editor" tab and write your own Java code!

Main.java
Source Code
Output (Simulated)
Console
Hello, Java! My name: Student I am 20 years old I was born in 2005
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Quick Exercise

Test your knowledge

Your task:

  • Change the name variable to your name
  • Add a double variable for your average
  • Display a message with all information
  • Press the Run button to see the result
ℹ️ Note

The editor above is a simulation. In the full course you'll work with IntelliJ IDEA or Eclipse and compile and run real Java code!

REVIEWS

What Students Say

Experiences of those who completed the course

"The course helped me get my first job as a Java Developer. The Streams and Collections section was exactly what I needed for interviews."

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Andrew Dumitrescu
Java Developer @ ING

"Coming from Python, Java seemed complicated. But clear explanations about OOP and typing helped me understand everything step by step."

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Mary Gheorghe
Backend Developer

"I use Java for Android development and this course gave me a solid foundation. Now I understand much better what happens 'under the hood'."

R
Radu Stanciu
Android Developer
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OOP, Collections, Streams in Detail
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8 Portfolio Projects
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Frequently Asked Questions

No! The course starts from absolute zero. If you have experience with another language, you'll advance faster. Java is an excellent language for beginners due to its clear structure and descriptive error messages.
Python is easier at the beginning, but Java teaches you programming discipline (strict typing, OOP). If you want a career in enterprise software or Android, Java is the clear choice. For data science or rapid scripting, Python.
Yes! The course gives you the Java fundamentals you need for Android. After completing this course, you can move to an Android Development course (which uses Java or Kotlin - very similar to Java).
We recommend IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition (free) - the most popular IDE for Java. Alternatively, Eclipse or VS Code with Java extensions work well. In the course we show you how to set up IntelliJ.
The course is available in English to allow access for students worldwide. We recommend an intermediate level of English. It includes practical examples, quizzes and projects.
Yes! You have a 30-day guarantee. If you're not satisfied with the course, we'll refund your money in full, no questions asked.
The course uses Java 17 LTS (Long Term Support), but we also cover features from Java 11-21. We show you what's new in each version (records, sealed classes, pattern matching, etc.).

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