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Java Learning Repository

A comprehensive, hands-on guide to mastering Java programming with complete implementations, runnable examples, and production-quality code.

Java Modules Topics Examples License


πŸš€ Quick Navigation

πŸ“š New here? Start with these guides:

Document Description Link
πŸ“– README (You are here) Complete overview and learning guide README.md
πŸ—ΊοΈ INDEX Complete navigation - Find any topic instantly INDEX.md ⭐
πŸ“Š PROJECT SUMMARY Statistics, metrics, and module details PROJECT_SUMMARY.md ⭐
⚑ QUICK REFERENCE One-page cheat sheet for all modules QUICK_REFERENCE.md
πŸ“ STRUCTURE Directory organization and file layout STRUCTURE.md
🀝 CONTRIBUTING How to contribute to this repository CONTRIBUTING.md

πŸ’‘ Tip: Use INDEX.md for fastest navigation to any specific topic!


πŸ“‘ Table of Contents


πŸ“‹ Overview

This repository provides a complete, structured approach to learning Java from fundamentals to advanced topics. Each module includes:

  • Comprehensive Documentation - Detailed README files with concepts, syntax, and examples
  • Runnable Code Examples - Production-quality Java files with 200-300 lines each
  • Real-World Use Cases - Practical implementations you'll use in actual projects
  • Best Practices - Industry-standard patterns and anti-patterns
  • Interview Preparation - Common questions and answers for each topic
  • Performance Analysis - Time/space complexity and optimization techniques

πŸ’‘ Pro Tip: This repository contains 11 modules with 51 topics. To navigate efficiently:


πŸ—‚οΈ Repository Structure

JAVA/
β”œβ”€β”€ πŸ“„ README.md                   # This file - Complete guide
β”œβ”€β”€ πŸ—ΊοΈ INDEX.md                    # Complete navigation (⭐ USE THIS!)
β”œβ”€β”€ πŸ“Š PROJECT_SUMMARY.md          # Statistics and metrics (⭐ START HERE!)
β”œβ”€β”€ ⚑ QUICK_REFERENCE.md          # One-page cheat sheet
β”œβ”€β”€ πŸ“ STRUCTURE.md                # Directory organization
β”œβ”€β”€ 🀝 CONTRIBUTING.md             # Contribution guidelines
β”œβ”€β”€ βš–οΈ  LICENSE                    # CC BY-NC-SA 4.0
β”œβ”€β”€ β˜• JavaBasics.java             # Start here - Fundamentals (primitives, operators, control flow)
β”‚
β”œβ”€β”€ CollectionFramework/           # Module 1: Java Collections
β”œβ”€β”€ ExceptionHandling/             # Module 2: Exception handling
β”œβ”€β”€ Multithreading/                # Module 3: Concurrency
β”œβ”€β”€ StreamsAPI/                    # Module 4: Streams API
β”œβ”€β”€ Lambdas/                       # Module 5: Functional programming
β”œβ”€β”€ Generics/                      # Module 6: Type-safe programming
β”œβ”€β”€ FileIO/                        # Module 7: File I/O & NIO
β”œβ”€β”€ Annotations/                   # Module 8: Annotations
β”œβ”€β”€ Reflection/                    # Module 9: Reflection API
β”œβ”€β”€ JDBC/                          # Module 10: Database connectivity
└── Networking/                    # Module 11: Network programming

Quick Access: INDEX.md | PROJECT_SUMMARY.md | QUICK_REFERENCE.md


πŸ“š Modules

βœ… 1. Collection Framework

Status: Complete
Topics: 8 implementations
Path: CollectionFramework/

Complete implementation of Java Collections with detailed examples:

  • Iterable and Collection interfaces
  • List implementations (ArrayList, LinkedList, Vector, Stack)
  • Set implementations (HashSet, LinkedHashSet, TreeSet)
  • Queue and Deque (PriorityQueue, ArrayDeque)
  • Map implementations (HashMap, LinkedHashMap, TreeMap, Hashtable)
  • Collections utility methods

Key Features:

  • Real-world usage examples
  • Performance comparisons
  • When to use which collection
  • Common pitfalls and best practices

βœ… 2. Exception Handling

Status: Complete
Topics: 5 comprehensive topics
Path: ExceptionHandling/

Master exception handling in Java:

  • Try-Catch-Finally - Fundamental exception handling
  • Throws Keyword - Method-level exception declaration
  • Custom Exceptions - Creating domain-specific exceptions
  • Exception Chaining - Preserving exception context
  • Try-With-Resources - Automatic resource management (Java 7+)

What You'll Learn:

  • Proper exception handling patterns
  • When to use checked vs unchecked exceptions
  • Creating custom exception hierarchies
  • Modern resource management techniques

βœ… 3. Multithreading & Concurrency

Status: Complete
Topics: 8 comprehensive topics
Path: Multithreading/

Complete guide to concurrent programming in Java:

  • Thread Creation - Multiple ways to create and start threads
  • Thread Lifecycle - Understanding thread states and transitions
  • Synchronization - Thread safety and race condition prevention
  • Wait/Notify - Inter-thread communication patterns
  • Executor Service - Modern thread pool management
  • Locks - Advanced locking mechanisms (ReentrantLock, ReadWriteLock)
  • Concurrent Collections - Thread-safe data structures
  • Atomic Classes - Lock-free thread-safe operations

What You'll Learn:

  • Thread safety patterns
  • Producer-Consumer implementations
  • High-performance concurrent programming
  • Avoiding deadlocks and race conditions

βœ… 4. Streams API

Status: Complete
Topics: 6 comprehensive topics
Path: StreamsAPI/

Java 8+ Stream API for functional-style operations:

  • Stream basics and creation
  • Intermediate operations (filter, map, flatMap)
  • Terminal operations (collect, reduce, forEach)
  • Collectors and custom collectors
  • Parallel streams
  • Stream performance optimization

βœ… 5. File I/O & NIO

Status: Complete
Topics: 7 comprehensive topics
Path: FileIO/

Complete file handling and NIO:

  • Byte streams (InputStream, OutputStream)
  • Character streams (Reader, Writer)
  • Buffered I/O for performance
  • File and Path classes
  • NIO.2 (Paths, Files API)
  • Channels and Buffers
  • Object serialization

βœ… 6. Generics

Status: Complete
Topics: 5 comprehensive topics
Path: Generics/

Type-safe programming with generics:

  • Generic classes and interfaces
  • Generic methods
  • Bounded type parameters
  • Wildcards (? extends, ? super)
  • Type erasure and limitations

βœ… 7. Lambdas & Functional Programming

Status: Complete
Topics: 7 comprehensive topics
Path: Lambdas/

Modern functional programming in Java:

  • Lambda expression basics
  • Functional interfaces
  • Method references
  • Predicate, Function, Consumer, Supplier
  • Function composition
  • Optional class
  • Functional programming patterns

βœ… 8. Annotations

Status: Complete
Topics: 4 comprehensive topics
Path: Annotations/

Java annotation framework:

  • Built-in annotations (@Override, @Deprecated, etc.)
  • Creating custom annotations
  • Meta-annotations
  • Annotation processing

βœ… 9. Reflection API

Status: Complete
Topics: 5 comprehensive topics
Path: Reflection/

Runtime class inspection and manipulation:

  • Class objects and metadata
  • Inspecting methods
  • Accessing fields
  • Constructor manipulation
  • Dynamic proxies

βœ… 10. JDBC

Status: Complete
Topics: 6 comprehensive topics
Path: JDBC/

Database connectivity:

  • Connection setup and drivers
  • Statement execution
  • PreparedStatement (SQL injection prevention)
  • ResultSet handling
  • Transaction management
  • Connection pooling

βœ… 11. Networking

Status: Complete
Topics: 4 comprehensive topics
Path: Networking/

Network programming basics:

  • Socket programming (TCP)
  • Server-client architecture
  • URL and URLConnection
  • HTTP clients
  • Datagram sockets (UDP)

🎯 Learning Path

Beginner Track 🌱

  1. Collection Framework - Master data structures
  2. Exception Handling - Learn error handling
  3. File I/O - Work with files and streams

Intermediate Track 🌿

  1. Generics - Type-safe programming
  2. Lambdas & Streams - Functional programming
  3. Annotations - Metadata programming

Advanced Track 🌳

  1. Multithreading - Concurrent programming
  2. Reflection - Runtime class manipulation
  3. JDBC - Database connectivity
  4. Networking - Network programming

πŸš€ Quick Start

Prerequisites

  • Java Development Kit (JDK) 8 or higher
  • Basic understanding of Java syntax
  • IDE (IntelliJ IDEA, Eclipse, VS Code) or text editor

First Steps - Java Fundamentals

New to Java? Start with the basics in the root directory:

# Clone the repository
git clone <repository-url>
cd JAVA

# Start with Java Basics (primitives, operators, control flow)
javac JavaBasics.java
java JavaBasics

The JavaBasics.java file covers fundamental concepts:

  • βœ… All 8 primitive data types
  • βœ… Variables and constants
  • βœ… Arithmetic, relational, and logical operators
  • βœ… Conditional statements (if-else, switch, ternary)
  • βœ… Loops (for, while, do-while, for-each)
  • βœ… Type conversion and casting

Running Module Examples

# Navigate to a module
cd CollectionFramework

# Navigate to a topic
cd 03_List/ArrayList

# Compile and run
javac ArrayListExample.java
java ArrayListExample

Example Code Structure

Each module follows this structure:

ModuleName/
β”œβ”€β”€ README.md                    # Module overview and guide
β”œβ”€β”€ QUICK_REFERENCE.md           # Cheat sheet
β”œβ”€β”€ INDEX.md                     # Navigation guide
β”œβ”€β”€ STRUCTURE.md                 # Directory organization
β”œβ”€β”€ TESTING.md                   # How to run examples
β”‚
└── 01_TopicName/
    β”œβ”€β”€ README.md                # Topic documentation
    └── TopicExample.java        # Runnable example (200-300 lines)

πŸ“Š Repository Statistics

Metric Count
Total Modules 11 (100% complete)
Total Topics 51
Java Examples 51+ files
Documentation Files 110+ files
Total Lines of Code 10,000+
Total Documentation 10,000+ lines

✨ Key Features

πŸ“– Comprehensive Documentation

  • Every topic has detailed README with concepts, syntax, and examples
  • Quick reference guides for rapid lookup
  • Cross-referenced navigation between topics

πŸ’» Production-Quality Code

  • 200-300 lines per example file
  • 5-8 example methods per topic
  • Comprehensive inline comments
  • Real-world use cases
  • Proper exception handling
  • Clear output formatting

πŸŽ“ Educational Focus

  • Beginner to advanced progression
  • Best practices highlighted
  • Common pitfalls documented
  • Interview questions included
  • Performance analysis provided

πŸ” Easy Navigation

  • Numbered folders for logical progression
  • Complete index files
  • Cross-references between topics
  • Quick reference cheat sheets

πŸŽ“ What You'll Learn

Core Java Skills

  • βœ… Master Java Collections and data structures
  • βœ… Handle exceptions properly
  • βœ… Write thread-safe concurrent code
  • βœ… Use modern Java 8+ features
  • βœ… Work with files and I/O efficiently

Advanced Concepts

  • βœ… Generic programming for type safety
  • βœ… Functional programming with lambdas
  • βœ… Reflection for runtime operations
  • βœ… Database connectivity with JDBC
  • βœ… Network programming basics

Best Practices

  • βœ… Industry-standard design patterns
  • βœ… Performance optimization techniques
  • βœ… Code quality and maintainability
  • βœ… Testing and debugging strategies
  • βœ… Common pitfalls and how to avoid them

🎯 Module Features

Each Module Includes:

Documentation Files:

  • README.md - Complete module guide
  • QUICK_REFERENCE.md - One-page cheat sheet
  • INDEX.md - Complete navigation
  • STRUCTURE.md - Directory organization
  • TESTING.md - Compilation and testing guide

For Each Topic:

  • Detailed README (200-250 lines)

    • Overview and purpose
    • Key concepts
    • Syntax and examples
    • Best practices
    • Common pitfalls
    • Interview questions
    • Performance analysis
  • Runnable Java Example (200-300 lines)

    • 5-8 demonstration methods
    • Comprehensive comments
    • Real-world use cases
    • Main method running all examples
    • Clear output formatting

πŸ“ Code Quality Standards

All Code Examples:

  • βœ… Compile without errors
  • βœ… Run successfully with clear output
  • βœ… Include comprehensive comments (1:2 ratio)
  • βœ… Demonstrate real-world use cases
  • βœ… Follow Java naming conventions
  • βœ… Handle exceptions properly
  • βœ… Include performance considerations

All Documentation:

  • βœ… GitHub-flavored Markdown
  • βœ… Tables for structured data
  • βœ… Code blocks with syntax highlighting
  • βœ… Consistent formatting
  • βœ… Cross-references between files
  • βœ… Links to official Java documentation

🀝 Contributing

This is an educational repository. While it's primarily for learning, suggestions for improvements are welcome:

  • Report unclear explanations
  • Suggest additional examples
  • Improve documentation clarity
  • Add more real-world use cases

πŸ“š External Resources

Official Documentation

Recommended Books

  • "Effective Java" by Joshua Bloch
  • "Java Concurrency in Practice" by Brian Goetz
  • "Head First Java" by Kathy Sierra & Bert Bates
  • "Core Java" by Cay S. Horstmann

🎯 Goals

This repository aims to:

  1. Provide comprehensive learning materials for Java programming
  2. Demonstrate best practices with production-quality code
  3. Cover topics from basics to advanced in a structured manner
  4. Include real-world examples that you'll actually use
  5. Prepare for interviews with common questions and answers
  6. Serve as a reference for quick lookup and review

πŸ“– How to Use This Repository

For Beginners

  1. Start with Collection Framework to understand data structures
  2. Move to Exception Handling for error management
  3. Learn File I/O for practical file operations
  4. Progress through other modules in order

For Intermediate Developers

  1. Review modules where you need improvement
  2. Focus on Multithreading for concurrent programming
  3. Master Streams API for functional programming
  4. Study Generics for type-safe code

For Advanced Developers

  1. Use as a quick reference guide
  2. Review best practices and common pitfalls
  3. Study performance optimization techniques
  4. Prepare for technical interviews

For Interview Preparation

  1. Read interview questions in each topic README
  2. Run and understand all code examples
  3. Practice explaining concepts
  4. Study performance characteristics

πŸ† Module Completion Checklist

A module is considered complete when it has:

  • βœ… Main README with comprehensive guide
  • βœ… Quick Reference cheat sheet
  • βœ… Complete navigation (INDEX, STRUCTURE)
  • βœ… Testing guide
  • βœ… All topics with README and Java examples
  • βœ… Real-world use cases
  • βœ… Best practices and pitfalls
  • βœ… Interview questions
  • βœ… Performance analysis
  • βœ… Working, tested code

🎯 Where to Go Next

πŸ—ΊοΈ Need to Find Something Specific?

β†’ INDEX.md - Complete navigation with direct links to all 51 topics
β†’ QUICK_REFERENCE.md - Quick syntax lookup and examples
β†’ PROJECT_SUMMARY.md - Detailed statistics and module breakdown

πŸ“š Ready to Start Learning?

  1. Beginners: Start with Collection Framework β†’ Exception Handling
  2. Intermediate: Jump to Lambdas β†’ Streams API
  3. Advanced: Explore Multithreading β†’ Reflection

πŸ” Looking for Specific Information?

Need Go To
Specific topic/syntax INDEX.md - Search by module, difficulty, or use case
Overview and stats PROJECT_SUMMARY.md - Complete repository metrics
Quick code examples QUICK_REFERENCE.md - All syntax in one page
Understanding layout STRUCTURE.md - Directory organization
Want to contribute CONTRIBUTING.md - Contribution guidelines

πŸŽ‰ Current Status

Completed Modules: 11/11 (100% Complete!)

  • βœ… Collection Framework
  • βœ… Exception Handling
  • βœ… Multithreading & Concurrency
  • βœ… Streams API
  • βœ… Lambdas & Functional Programming
  • βœ… Generics
  • βœ… File I/O & NIO
  • βœ… Annotations
  • βœ… Reflection API
  • βœ… JDBC
  • βœ… Networking

Status: All modules fully implemented with comprehensive documentation and runnable examples

Total Content: 110+ documentation files, 51+ Java examples, 20,000+ lines


πŸ“„ License

This repository is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0).

License: CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

You are free to:

  • Share β€” copy and redistribute the material in any medium or format
  • Adapt β€” remix, transform, and build upon the material

Under the following terms:

  • Attribution β€” You must give appropriate credit to Abhinav (abhinav1602)
  • NonCommercial β€” You may not use the material for commercial purposes
  • ShareAlike β€” If you remix, transform, or build upon the material, you must distribute your contributions under the same license

See the LICENSE file for full details.


🀝 Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please see CONTRIBUTING.md for guidelines.


πŸ™ Acknowledgments

This repository is created as a comprehensive resource for Java learning, following industry best practices and incorporating real-world scenarios.

πŸ‘¨β€πŸ’» Author & Maintainer

Abhinav - Repository Creator & Maintainer

If you find this repository helpful and want to support the effort:

β˜• Buy me a coffee on Ko-fi - Your support helps keep this project maintained and growing!


Java Version: 8+
Last Updated: November 2025
Status: βœ… Complete - All 11 modules fully implemented


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πŸ“š Documentation

🎯 Quick Links by Purpose

Purpose Link
Find any topic quickly INDEX.md ⭐
See repository stats PROJECT_SUMMARY.md ⭐
Look up syntax QUICK_REFERENCE.md
Understand structure STRUCTURE.md
Contribute CONTRIBUTING.md

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