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on December 04, 2024

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1. Programming language Introduction

2. Java Introduction

3. Java Local Set Up

4. Hello world example with Notepad or any simple text editor

6. Install Eclipse IDE

7. Java Comments

8. Java Variables

9. Java Data Types

10. Java Operators

11. Java If ... Else

12. Java Switch

13. Java While Loop

14. Java For Loop

15. Java Break and Continue

16. Java Arrays

17. Java Classes and Objects

18. Java Class Attributes

19. Java Class Methods

20. Java Constructors

21. Java Packages

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