Mosh Hamedani – Ultimate Java Part 2: Object-oriented Programming
Level Up Your Java Skills
Heard about object-oriented programming, but not sure what it is?
Object-oriented programming (OOP) is a popular style of programming. It comes up in technical interviews often and it’s an essential skill for every developer.
The problem is that there’s lots of bad info out there about OOP. Lots of myths, misconceptions, bad advice and downright poor tutorials and books. It took me a long time to really get it!
That’s why I’ve designed this course for you.
No fluff, no jargons, no over-complicated descriptions.
Clear, concise, practical OOP using real-world examples, exercises and step-by-step solutions.
By the end of this course, you’ll be able to…
- Write object-oriented Java code with confidence
- Get ready to learn advanced Java features
- Write clean code like a pro
What You’l Learn…
This course is the second part of The Ultimate Java Mastery Series and covers:
- Object-oriented programming principles
- What is coupling and how to reduce it
- All about classes and interfaces
- Dependency injection
- Strategies for reusing code
- Refactoring procedural code towards an object-oriented design
- Writing proper object-oriented code
- And much, much more…
Who is this course for?
- Anyone who wants to learn object-oriented programming
- College students who want to better understand Java
- Java developers who want to brush up on their Java skills
Course Curriculum
Getting Started (8 min)
Preview1- Introduction (0:34)
Preview2- Programming Paradigms (3:40)
Preview3- Benefits of Object-oriented Programming (2:12)
Preview4- Course Structure (1:48)
Start5- Source Code
Classes (1h 4 min)
Start1- Introduction (0:42)
Start2- Classes and Objects (3:13)
Start3- Creating Classes (4:24)
Start4- Creating Objects (4:30)
Start5- Memory Allocation (3:53)
Start6- Procedural Programming (5:37)
Start7- Encapsulation (4:37)
Start8- Getters and Setters – Title (7:27)
Start9- Abstraction (2:24)
Start10- Coupling (4:18)
Start11- Reducing Coupling (7:17)
Start12- Constructors (5:13)
Start13- Method Overloading (2:52)
Start14- Constructor Overloading (2:44)
Start15- Static Members (4:21)
Start16- Classes Quiz
Start17- Summary (0:50)
Refactoring Towards an Object-oriented Design (41 min)
Start1- Introduction (0:54)
Start2- The Problem (2:40)
Start3- What Classes Do We Need? (3:41)
Start4- Extracting the Console Class (2:58)
Start5- Overloading Methods (2:39)
Start6- Extracting the MortgageReport Class (1:25)
Start7- Extracting the MortgageCalculator Class (6:17)
Start8- Moving Away from Static Members (5:55)
Start9- Moving Static Fields (2:18)
Start10- Extracting Duplicate Logic (4:56)
Start11- Extracting getRemainingBalances – Title (6:13)
Start12- One Last Touch (2:01)
StartA Quick Note
Inheritance (50 min)
Start1- Introduction (0:25)
Start2- Inheritance (3:48)
Start3- The Object Class (4:59)
Start4- Constructors and Inheritance (2:41)
Start5- Access Modifiers (3:56)
Start6- Overriding Methods (2:50)
Start7- Upcasting and Downcasting (5:20)
Start8- Comparing Objects (9:48)
Start9- Polymorphism (5:23)
Start10- Abstract Classes and Methods (2:22)
Start11- Final Classes and Methods (2:48)
Start12- Deep Inheritance Hierarchies (2:48)
Start13- Multiple Inheritance (2:03)
Start14- Inheritance Quiz
Start15- Summary (1:10)
Interfaces (55 min)
Start1- Introduction (0:36)
Start2- What are Interfaces (6:04)
Start3- Tightly-coupled Code (3:56)
Start4- Creating an Interface (5:23)
Start5- Dependency Injection (1:29)
Start6- Constructor Injection (3:20)
Start7- Setter Injection (2:39)
Start8- Method Injection (2:27)
Start9- Interface Segregation Principle (7:10)
Start10- Project- MyTube Video Platform (3:33)
Start11- Solution (5:08)
Start12- Fields (3:13)
Start13- Static Methods (2:52)
Start14- Private Methods (2:02)
Start15- Interfaces and Abstract Classes (2:09)
Start16- When to Use Interfaces (3:13)
Start17- Interfaces Quiz
Start18- Course Wrap Up (0:32)
StartThank You
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