Introduction to Java

Java is a object oriented programming language was develop in 1995 by James Gosling.
The following is the feature of Java:

Object-Oriented Programming: Understanding the principles of encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism in Java.
Platform Independence: The "Write Once, Run Anywhere" mantra of Java and how it achieves cross-platform compatibility.
Robust and Secure: Java's focus on runtime error handling and built-in security features.
Automatic Memory Management: The role of Java's garbage collector in managing memory allocation and deallocation.
Rich Standard Library: Exploring the extensive set of pre-built classes and APIs available in the Java Standard Library.
Multithreading and Concurrency: Java's support for concurrent programming and managing multiple threads of execution.

Desktop Applications: Building graphical user interfaces (GUI) with Java Swing and JavaFX.
Web Applications: Overview of Java-based web frameworks (e.g., Java Servlets, JavaServer Pages) and application servers.
Mobile Applications: Introduction to Android app development using Java.
Enterprise Applications: Java's role in developing robust and scalable enterprise systems with technologies like Java EE.
Internet of Things (IoT) Applications: Java's usage in IoT devices and platforms.

Java Virtual Machine (JVM): Understanding the role of JVM in executing Java bytecode.
Java Development Kit (JDK): Overview of JDK components and tools for Java development.
Java Standard Edition (Java SE): Exploring the core libraries and features provided by Java SE.
Java Enterprise Edition (Java EE): Introduction to Java EE and its use in building enterprise applications.
Java Community and Resources: Discovering the vibrant Java community, forums, documentation, and learning resources.