☕ Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) Practices in Java

This repository contains Java practice projects demonstrating Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) concepts and other fundamental Java features.
Each folder/project focuses on a specific topic with practical examples for learning and experimentation.

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📂 Projects Overview

Project Folder	Concept / Feature	Description
Access_modifiers		Examples of public, private, protected, and default access modifiers.
Apstract		Demonstrates abstract classes and abstract methods.
Constructor		Examples of constructors, overloading, and default constructors.
exceptionexample		Handling exceptions using try-catch and finally.
importing_package		Using Java packages and importing classes.
Inheritance		Demonstrates class inheritance, super keyword, and hierarchy.
Interface_implement		Implementing interfaces and multiple inheritance via interfaces.
JavaDB		Connecting and working with a database using JDBC.
JavaFX_Tabelview		Example of JavaFX TableView UI component.
JAVAfxHELLOWORLD		Basic JavaFX application demonstrating window and scene setup.
objectParameter		Passing objects as method parameters.
Overloding		Method overloading examples in Java.
Overriding		Method overriding with runtime polymorphism examples.
Package		Organizing classes into packages and importing them.
Recursion		Recursive method examples, e.g., factorial or Fibonacci.
ReturnObject		Methods returning objects and working with object references.
StaticByName		Static variables and static methods usage examples.
thisKeyWord		Usage of this keyword for referencing current object.
throw_throws		Throwing exceptions and using throws declaration.
try_catch		Catching multiple exceptions and exception handling examples.
UseSuper		Using super to access parent class methods and variables.
usingStringObject		Working with String objects and common string operations.

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1. Open the desired project folder in your preferred Java IDE (IntelliJ IDEA, Eclipse, or NetBeans).

2. Compile and run the .java files to explore each concept.

###🎯 Goals

• Strengthen understanding of Java OOP concepts.

• Provide hands-on examples for learning and experimentation.

• Act as a reference for beginners and intermediate Java developers.

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🚀 Getting Started

1. Clone the repository

   git clone https://github.com/majeedev/Object-Oriented-Programming-OOP-Practices-in-Java.git