Note for Object Oriented Programming Using JAVA - OOPJ By kundanapally vamshi
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Note for Object Oriented Programming Using JAVA - OOPJ By kundanapally vamshi
- Objects Oriented Programming - ( 1 - 5 )
- Differences between PBMT and TBMT - ( 6 - 8 )
- Tread Life Cycle - ( 9 - 10 )
- Thread Class Constructors - ( 11 - 13 )
- Thread Class Methods - ( 14 - 36 )
- Synchronization - ( 37 - 42 )
- Creating Multiple Threads - ( 43 - 45 )
- Daemon Thread - ( 46 - 48 )
- Inter Thread Communication - ( 49 - 52 )
- How to Stop a Thread - ( 53 - 57 )
- Introduction to Collections - ( 58 - 58 )
- Difference between Array and Collections - ( 59 - 59 )
- Collection - ( 60 - 77 )
- Sort the Elements Using Treeset - ( 78 - 83 )
- Inner Classes - ( 84 - 85 )
- Normal or Regular class - ( 86 - 104 )
- Packages - ( 105 - 108 )
- Creating Packages - ( 109 - 112 )
- Importing java packages - ( 113 - 116 )
- Class Member Access - ( 117 - 125 )
- Understanding Class Path - ( 126 - 131 )
- Benefits of Exception Handling - ( 132 - 133 )
- Exception Hierarchy - ( 134 - 135 )
- Types of Exceptions - ( 136 - 137 )
- Types of Predefined Exceptions - ( 138 - 145 )
- Handling Exceptions - ( 146 - 158 )
- Throw Key Word - ( 159 - 167 )
- Java's Built-in Exceptions - ( 168 - 172 )
- Introduction to I/O Programming - ( 173 - 174 )
- ByteStream classes - ( 175 - 179 )
- Reading Console Input - ( 180 - 194 )
- Serialization of Objects - ( 195 - 195 )
Topics ( 32 )
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OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING THROUGH JAVA UNIT-III topics to be covered Multithreading - Difference between multiple processes and multiple threads Thread states, creating threads, Interrupting threads thread priorities Synchronizing threads Inter process thread communication Collection Framework in Java - Introduction to Java Collection Frame work Collection hierarchy, List Set Iterators , Map S.Durga Devi,CSE,CBIT Legacy classes
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MULTITASKING Multitasking- executing multiple tasks simultaneously is called multitasking. Ex- student in a class room 1. listening class 2. taking running notes 3. checking mobile phone 4. sleeping 5. observing environment. S.Durga Devi,CSE,CBIT
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1. 2. Two types of multitasking. Process based multitasking Thread based multitasking. multitasking Processed based MT Thread based MT S.Durga Devi,CSE,CBIT
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1. process based MT executing several tasks simultaneously where each task is a separate independent process is called process based multitasking. Example below tasks are executed simultaneously 1. Typing java program in text editors 2. Listening audio songs 3. Download a file from internet - Process based multitasking is best suitable for operating system level not for the programmatic level. S.Durga Devi,CSE,CBIT
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