Introduction to the subject

• Module 1 – 2: - Introduction to Java

- Variables & Operators
• Module 3 - 4: - Decision-Making & Iterations
- Introduction to Classes
• Module 5 - 6: - Arrays/Strings/Other string classes
- Packages, Access Modifiers
• Module 7 - 8: - Inheritance and Interfaces
- More on Classes
• Module 9: - Exceptions
- Overview
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 Module 1 -
Introduction to Java
 Introduction to Java

• Classes and Objects

• Getting started with Java

• Introduction to JDK

• Writing a Java program

• NetBeans IDE Overwiew

• Using comment in Java

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 Class and Object

• Describe real-world entities as objects

• Describe a software object

• Describe and explain the structure of a class

• Compare classes and objects

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 Class & Objects
• Object is the presentation of real world entities.
• The two most important elements of object in real
world are characteristics and actions
Object (Real world) Software Object
Characteristics (properties) State – Attributes – Variables - Fields

Actions Behavior – Method - Functions

• Class is a template defines the outline of state and

behavior for all object belonging to that class
• All instances of the class, called objects, will have
common state and behavior
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Class && Object: Compare

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 Getting started with Java

• Identify the evolution stages of Java

• State the components of the Java platform

• List the features of Java as programming

language

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 The evolution stages of Java
1. Embedded Systems
(1991 – 1994)

2. A client – side Wonder

(1995 – 1997)

3. Moved into the

Middle – tier
(1997 – to present)

4. Future:
may gain more success
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Java platform

(java.exe)

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 Java – Programming language
• Object – oriented: The elements are present can only
be accessed through classes and objects.
• Platform – independent: The ability of a program to
run on any machine regardless of underlying platform
• Robust: Java requires all data to be declared explicitly
• Secure: Provides a secure environment and several
layers of security controls
• Distributed: To develop application portable across
multiply platform.
• Multi-threaded: Java provides for multi-threading to
perform many task simultaneously
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 Introduction JDK
• Explain JDK and its tools
– javac (Java compiler)
– java (Java interpreter)
• Configure JDK
– Path
– Classpath
• Writing a java simple program
– Writing
– Compile and execute
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 NetBeans IDE Overview

• Identify the benefits of NetBeans Integrated

Development Environment (IDE)
• Identify the elements of NetBeans IDE

• List the steps to create a Java program using

NetBeans IDE

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 Summary - Module 1
• Classes and Objects
• Introduction to Java
• Introduction to JDK
• Writing a Java program
• NetBeans IDE
• Using comment in Java

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 Homework
• 1) Đọc lại và gõ ví dụ Module 1
• 2) Làm WorkShop Module 1
• 3) Gừi Assignment -1
• 4) Đọc trước và gõ ví dụ Module 2
• 5) Khuyến khích: Đọc và gõ ví dụ Module 3

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