JPR 314317 Notes K Scheme: Java Programming

In this article, we share all the latest MSBTE K scheme study notes for JPR 314317 Java Programming. All new chapters are included in this study material.

JPR 314317 Notes K Scheme Java Programming

The Java programming subject is essential for all students in computer and information technology diploma programs.

Chapter Wise JPR 314317 Notes K Scheme

Unit – I Basic Syntactical Constructs in Java
1.1 Java features and the Java programming environment
1.2 Defining a class, creating an object, accessing class members
1.3 Java tokens and data types, symbolic constants, scope of variables, typecasting, and different types of operators and expressions, decision making, and looping statements
1.4 Arrays, strings, string buffer classes, vectors, wrapper classes
1.5 Constructors and methods, types of constructors, method and constructor overloading, nesting of methods, command line arguments, garbage collection, visibility control: public, private, protected, default, private protected

Unit – II Inheritance, Interface, and Packages
2.1 Inheritance: concept of inheritance, types of Inheritance: single inheritance, multilevel inheritance, hierarchical inheritance, method overriding, final variables, final methods, use of super, abstract methods, and classes
2.2 Interfaces: Define interface, implementing interface, accessing interface variables and methods, extending interfaces
2.3 Package: Define package, types of package, naming and creating package, accessing package, import statement, static import, adding class and interfaces to a package

Unit – III Exception Handling and Multithreading
3.1 Errors and Exception: Types of errors and exceptions, try and catch statement, throws and finally statement, built-in exceptions, throwing our own exception
3.2 Multithreaded programming: creating a thread: By extending the thread class and by implementing the Runnable interface, Life cycle of a thread: Thread methods, thread exceptions, thread priority, and synchronization

Unit – IV Event handling using Abstract Window Toolkit (AWT) & Swings Components
4.1 Component, container, window, frame, panel, use of AWT controls: labels, buttons, checkbox, checkbox group, textfield, textarea
4.2 Use of layout managers: flowLayout, borderLayout, gridLayout, gridBagLayout, menubars, menus, file dialog
4.3 Introduction to swing: Swing features, difference between AWT and Swing.
4.4 Swing components: Icons and Labels, TextField, ComboBox, Button, Checkbox, RadioButton
4.5 Advanced Swing Components: Tabbed Panes, Scroll Panes, Trees, Tables, Progress bar, tool tips
4.6 Introduction to Event Handling: The delegation Event Model: Event sources, Event listeners
4.7 Event classes: The action event class, the Item event class, the Key event class, the mouse event class, text event
4.8 Event listener interfaces: ActionListener , ItemListener , KeyListener , MouseListener , MouseMotion , TextListener

Unit – V Basics of Network Programming
5.1 Socket Overview: Client/Server , reserved Sockets , proxy servers , Internet Addressing
5.2 Java and the Net: The networking classes and interfaces, InetAddress : Factory Methods , Instance Methods
5.3 TCP/IP Client and Server Sockets, datagram sockets, datagram packets
5.4 The URL Class, URLConnection class

Unit – VI Interacting with Database
6.1 Introduction to JDBC, ODBC
6.2 JDBC architecture: Two tier and three tier models
6.3 Types of JDBC drivers, Class Class , DriverManager class, Connection interface, Statement interface, PreparedStatement interface, ResultSet Interface

Conclusion

In this article, we shared all the important notes for Java Programming under the new MSBTE syllabus to help students with exam preparation.

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Suraj Diware
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