Discover good Java programming practices and learn pragmatic clean code rules. IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate license included!
InstructorAdrian WiechEditorial course preview
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The course interface displays a hands-on coding exercise titled Float precision, instructing students to create a Java class modeling a bank account using BigDecimal.
The course instructor is introduced with a text overlay highlighting his experience as a software developer and his background in Computer Science.
The instructor introduces the course audience through a clear text overlay listing suitable candidates like junior developers, Computer Science students, and IT specialists transitioning to Java.
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Lessons cover essential features from Java 7 through 21, including try-with-resources, var, records, and pattern matching.
Exercises utilize comparisons between good and bad code examples to illustrate effective programming standards.
The curriculum lacks coverage of Java collections and multi-threading best practices, focusing primarily on class-level implementation. Note that signals regarding these omissions were provided in reviews dated before the most recent update; the update label itself does not prove these gaps have been addressed.
Aligns well with the needs of junior and mid-level developers focusing on coding standards.