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Java Fundamentals

5 Units21 Lessons
Unit 1

Basics

Introduction to Java Syntax and Hello World Program
Understanding Variables and Data Types in Java
Basic Operators in Java
Real-World Project: Building a Simple Calculator in Java
Input and Output Operations in Java
Unit 2

Control Structures and Loops

Real-World Project: Creating a Number Guessing Game with Loops
Implementing For and While Loops in Java
Using If-Else and Switch Statements in Java
Unit 3

Methods and Functions

Defining and Calling Methods in Java
Working with Parameters and Return Types in Java Methods
Method Overloading in Java
Real-World Project: Developing a String Utility Methods Library
Unit 4

Object-Oriented Programming

Creating Classes and Objects in Java
Inheritance and Polymorphism in Java
Encapsulation and Abstraction in Java
Using Interfaces and Abstract Classes in Java
Real-World Project: Designing a Basic Inventory Management System
Unit 5

Exception Handling and File I/O

Handling Exceptions with Try-Catch in Java
Creating and Using Custom Exceptions in Java
Reading and Writing Files in Java
Real-World Project: Building a Simple Text File Processor
Unit 5•Chapter 2

Creating and Using Custom Exceptions in Java

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What is required to create a checked custom exception in Java?

How do you add a custom message to a custom exception?

What keyword is used to throw a custom exception?

Why use serialVersionUID in custom exceptions?

How to handle a custom exception in a method?

What must a custom checked exception in Java extend?

How do you throw a custom exception in Java?

What is required for a custom exception to be serializable?

In which block can you handle a custom exception?

What happens if a custom exception is not caught?

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