Live Online Java Programming Course – Grade 7

This 30-hour Java course is tailored for Grade 7 students and walks them through the fundamentals of one of the most widely used programming languages. From the basics of syntax and data types, students progress to writing methods, using control structures, handling strings and arrays, and mastering object-oriented programming (OOP) concepts like inheritance, polymorphism, abstraction, and encapsulation. With real-time guidance and coding exercises, learners gain the tools to think like developers and write clean, efficient Java code.

Key Benefits:

• Builds a strong foundation in Java from scratch
• Teaches problem-solving with control structures and logic
• Introduces OOP concepts clearly and interactively
• Enhances readiness for high school CS, AP CS A, and Java certifications
• Includes practical coding exercises and real-world applications

What You’ll Learn:

Java Basics

• What is Java? Understanding how it works

• Java syntax and writing your first program

• Data types: int, float, char, long

• Variable types and scope

• Modifiers: public, private, protected, default

Operators & Control Flow

• Arithmetic, relational, logical, and assignment operators

• If-else statements, switch case

• Loops: for, while, do-while

• Break and continue statements

• Adding comments and debugging basics

Core Java Structures

• Constructors and their uses

• Arrays and working with data sets

• Numbers, characters, and string handling

  • String comparison, concatenation, and substring

Exception Handling

• try-catch blocks

• Multiple catch and nested try

• finally block and throw keyword

Introduction to Multithreading

• Thread life cycle

• Basic thread creation and communication

Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)

• Classes, objects, and methods

• Constructors, static keyword, and “this” keyword

Advanced OOP Concepts

• Inheritance: Types and usage

• Polymorphism: Method overloading & overriding

• Abstraction: Abstract classes and interfaces

• Encapsulation: Packages and access modifiers