Java Tutorial
What is Java?
Java is a high-level, class-based, object-oriented programming language designed to have as few implementation dependencies as possible. It follows the "Write Once, Run Anywhere" principle — compiled Java code runs on any platform that supports the JVM without recompilation.
Our tutorial covers everything from basics to modern Java — including OOP, Collections, Streams, Multithreading, Generics, Design Patterns, Modern Java 8–21, and more.
Java Fundamentals
Java Basics
Master the foundational building blocks of Java — variables, data types, operators, control flow, and methods. A strong grasp of these basics is essential before moving to object-oriented concepts.
Control Flow
Methods
Arrays
Strings
Object-Oriented Programming
Java is built around OOP. Learn classes, objects, inheritance, polymorphism, encapsulation, and abstraction — the four pillars that make Java code modular, reusable, and maintainable.
- ›What is OOPs
- ›Classes & Objects
- ›Constructors
- ›Access Modifiers
- ›this Keyword
- ›static Keyword
- ›Encapsulation
- ›Inheritance
- ›super Keyword
- ›Method Overriding
- ›Overloading vs Overriding
- ›Polymorphism
- ›Upcasting & Downcasting
- ›instanceof Operator
- ›Abstraction
- ›Abstract Classes
- ›Interfaces
- ›Marker Interfaces
- ›Abstract Class vs Interface
- ›Object Class
- ›toString() Method
- ›equals() & hashCode()
Packages & Access Control
Advanced OOP
Exception Handling
Collections Framework
The Java Collections Framework provides ready-made data structures — List, Set, Map, Queue, and more. Understanding when and how to use each collection is a core Java skill.
- ›Collections Overview
- ›Collections Hierarchy
- ›Iterable Interface
- ›Collection Interface
- ›Map Interface
- ›equals() and hashCode()
- ›Iterator
- ›ListIterator
- ›Fail-fast vs Fail-safe Iterator
- ›ConcurrentModificationException
- ›ArrayList
- ›LinkedList
- ›HashSet
- ›LinkedHashSet
- ›TreeSet
- ›Queue
- ›PriorityQueue
- ›Deque
- ›ArrayDeque
- ›HashMap
- ›LinkedHashMap
- ›TreeMap
- ›ConcurrentHashMap
- ›CopyOnWriteArrayList
- ›List vs Set vs Map
- ›Choosing the Right Collection
- ›Comparable
- ›Comparator
- ›Comparable vs Comparator
- ›Collections Utility Class
- ›Arrays Utility Class
- ›Immutable Collections
- ›Collection vs Collections
- ›Vector
- ›Hashtable
- ›Stack
- ›ArrayList Internal Working
- ›LinkedList Internal Working
- ›HashMap Internal Working
- ›TreeMap Internal Working
Generics
Generics allow you to write type-safe, reusable code. Learn how to parameterize classes and methods, understand wildcards, and avoid ClassCastExceptions at runtime.
Functional Programming in Java
Date & Time API
Modern Java (8–21)
File I/O
JDBC
Multithreading
JVM & Memory
Design Patterns
Design patterns are proven solutions to recurring software design problems. Learn the most important creational, structural, and behavioral patterns and when to apply them in Java.
Mini Projects
Coding Problems
Interview Preparation
Targeted preparation for Java technical interviews — top questions from FAANG and product-based companies, common coding patterns, and system design fundamentals for Java engineers.