Get Started with Java

Before learning about classes and objects, let's start with the basic syntax of the language.

Next, let's dive into the world of object-oriented programming, with practical Java examples.

Strings are a common data type in Java, representing text. Let's have a look at how to create and use String objects.

Exceptions are abnormal behaviors during the execution of a program. Let's understand what Java exceptions are and how they can help us write less error-prone code.

It's time to have a look at our first data structure in Java - arrays.

A more complex type of data structure are collections, which, compared to arrays, have a dynamic size.

Finally, we get to Java Streams - which are not data structures, but wrappers around data sources and allow us to process data more efficiently.

Look at ways to interact with files and other data input/output methods in Java.

It's important to understand the fundamentals of how the Java Virtual Machine and other development tools work.

Of course, there's a lot more to learn about Java programming, and the development tools and APIs available are changing every day. But with a strong foundation of the basic concepts, you can jump in to building something and always continue learning.

For more tutorials and examples of problem-solving in Java, also have a look at the Java category on the site.