This repository contains a comprehensive Java training program covering fundamental to advanced concepts in Java programming. The project is structured into multiple chapters, each focusing on specific aspects of Java development, from basic syntax to complex applications using Swing, AWT, multithreading, and more.
The project is organized into chapters, each containing multiple example programs:
Summer Training/
├── src/
│ ├── Chapter_01_Java_Fundamentals/
│ ├── Chapter_02_Advanced_OOP/
│ ├── Chapter_03_Exception_Handling/
│ ├── Chapter_04_Multithreading/
│ ├── Chapter_05_Event_Handling_and_AWT/
│ ├── Chapter_06_Swing/
│ ├── Chapter_07_Applets_and_Servlets/
│ └── Chapter_08_Mini_Projects/
└── bin/
- Basic Java syntax and structure
- Variables and data types
- Control structures (if-else, loops)
- String manipulation
- User input processing
- Basic algorithms (factorial, palindrome checking)
- Classes and objects
- Constructors
- Encapsulation
- Inheritance
- Polymorphism
- Abstract classes and methods
- Interfaces
- Try-catch blocks
- Multiple catch blocks
- Throw and throws keywords
- Custom exceptions
- Try-with-resources
- Thread creation (extending Thread and implementing Runnable)
- Thread synchronization
- Race conditions
- Wait and notify mechanisms
- Producer-Consumer pattern
- GUI basics with AWT
- Event listeners
- Window events
- Layout managers (FlowLayout, BorderLayout, GridLayout)
- Simple AWT calculator
- Swing components (JFrame, JButton, JTextField)
- Advanced components (JComboBox, JRadioButton)
- JOptionPane for dialogs
- Building interactive applications
- Basic applet structure and lifecycle
- Applet parameters
- Simple servlet implementation
- Login form with servlet processing
- Student Management System (comprehensive Swing application)
- File Explorer (demonstrates file system operations)
A complete Java Swing application for managing student records with the following features:
- Add, update, and delete student records
- Search functionality
- Tabular display of student data
- Persistent data storage
- Form validation
- Student.java: Student entity class
- StudentDAO.java: Data Access Object for CRUD operations
- StudentManagementSystem.java: Main GUI application
- Java Development Kit (JDK) 8 or higher
- Any Java IDE (VS Code, Eclipse, IntelliJ IDEA)
- Clone this repository
- Open the project in your preferred IDE
- Navigate to the specific example you want to run
- Run the main class
For example, to run the Student Management System:
cd src/Chapter_08_Mini_Projects/StudentManagementSystem
javac StudentManagementSystem.java
java StudentManagementSystem
For beginners, we recommend following the chapters in order:
- Start with Java fundamentals to understand basic syntax
- Move to OOP concepts for structured programming
- Learn exception handling for robust code
- Explore multithreading for concurrent programming
- Study AWT and Swing for desktop application development
- Examine applets and servlets for web components
- Complete mini-projects to apply all concepts together
- Official Java Documentation: docs.oracle.com/javase
- Java Tutorials: docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial
The project uses standard Java libraries including:
java.awtandjavax.swingfor GUI componentsjava.utilfor collectionsjava.iofor file operationsjavax.servletfor servlet implementation (requires servlet-api.jar)
This project is available for educational purposes. Feel free to use and modify the code for learning Java programming.
Happy coding! 👨💻👩💻