Java 11 New Features Training in Quincy
We offer private customized training for groups of 3 or more attendees.
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Course Description |
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Java's new release cycle introduces new features at a rapid pace. This course covers the important new features of Java 9 through Java 11. It starts with coverage of Java 9 modules, which are a core change in how Java finds the libraries it needs. It goes on to cover the many significant improvements that are present in these releases.
This concise course is focused on introducing the new capabilities and how to use them. It includes numerous code examples and programming labs that illustrate all of the new capabilities.
The course is hands on, and requires that students be comfortable with writing general Java code at an intermediate level.
Course Length: 2 Days
Course Tuition: $690 (US) |
Prerequisites |
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Working knowledge of Java programming, including use of inheritance, interfaces, and exceptions |
Course Outline |
Session 1: Introduction
New Java Release Cycle
Java 9 Overview
Java 10 Overview
Java 11 Overview
Session 2: Working with Java 9 Modules
ClassPath Shortcomings
Introduction to Java 9 Modules
Module Descriptors, requires, exports
Types of modules
Creating and Using Modules
Migration - Working with Jars and Classpath
Services
Session 3: JShell - a Java Read-Eval-Print Loop (REPL)
Introduction to JShell
Evaluating Code (Snippets)
Using Libraries (Modules, Jars, etc.)
Other JShell Capabilities (Commands, Scripts, etc.)
Session 4: Type Inference
Local-Variable Type Inference
Brief Overview of Lambdas
Local-Variable Syntax for Lambdas
Session 5: HttpClient
Overview
API
Usage and Features
Session 6: API Changes/Additions
Collections
String
Other API Changes
Deprecated/Removed Features
Session 7: Other Capabilities
Overview of Other Changes
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