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I want playlist for java Includes Module 1:0bject-Oriented Programming the Big Picture
• Topic 1: Introduction to Object Oriented Paradigm
• Topic 2: Encapsulation, Inheritance and Polymorphism
• Topic 3: Identifying classes and Objects Using UML

Module 2: Java, Classes and Objects
• Topic 1: Creating Classes
• Topic 2: Creating, Instantiating and Using Objects
• Topic 3: Private and Public Access Members
• Topic 4: Constructors and Destructors
• Topic 5: Static Class Members

Module 3: Understanding Inheritance
• Topic 1: Superclass and Subclass Relationships
• Topic 2: Protected Members
• Topic 3: Constructors In Parent Class
• Topic 4: Overloading and Overriding Method
• Topic 5: Is-A vs. Has-a Relationships

Module 4: Polymorphism In Action
•Topic I: Introduction To Polymorphism
•Topic 2: Overriding and Dynamic Binding
•Topic 3: Abstract Base Classes
•Topic 4: Arrays Of Objects
•Topic 5: Using Interfaces

Module 5: Using Java Core Classes
• Topic I: Working with Strings
• Topic 2: Files and Streams
• Topic 3: Sequential Access Text Files
• Topic 4: Object Serialization
• Topic 5: Exception Handling

Module 6: Basics of Graphical User Interface
• Topic 1: Introduction to GUI
• Topic 2: Overview of Swing Components
• Topic 3: Creating Frames & Adding Components
• Topic 4: Event Driven Programming
• Topic 5: Using Buttons

Module 7: Threads: Concurrent Programming
Topic 1: What Are Threads?
Topic 2: Threads Basics
Topic 3: A Thread's Life
Topic 4: Thread Management
Topic 5: Thread Synchronization

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