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Start To Learn Java Programming Using Jshell

Start To Learn Java Programming Using Jshell

Create Compound Interest Calculator in Java. Master Variables, Operators, Conditional Statements and Functions in JShell. Start Java for Development Now!

Overview

Description
From Java 9 on there is a new Shell console included in the Java programming language: the JShell. Within this course we use the JShell for an basic introduction into the Java programming language. You will learn about variables, operators, conditional statements and functions. We will also have an outlook into classes and objects. By the end of the course you will be able to program simple program. An exercise is included where we will program a simple compound interest calculator.

Basic knowledge
Student should know how to install software to his computer and how to type commands on the keyboard
Both skills are also repeated during the course

Course Information

Student should know how to install software to his computer and how to type commands on the keyboard
Both skills are also repeated during the course

What will you learn
After you have finished the course you will be able to develop a simple Java program on the command line

Bloody beginners in programming who learn Java as their first programming language.
Students who are overwhelmed by the very first start.

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Course duration is 24 hours.

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