Java Certified Foundations Associate: Looping Statements

IN THIS COURSE

• 1.  Course Overview
  1m 34s
  In this video, you’ll learn more about the instructor and the course. You’ll learn Oracle's 1Z0-811 Java certified Foundations Associate certification is targeted to audiences seeking foundational knowledge of the Java programming language and concepts. Individuals tackling this certification must demonstrate they can write and execute a Java program, work with the Java Development Kit and the Java Runtime Environment. In this course, you'll learn various methods for performing looping in the Java programming language. FREE ACCESS
• 2.  Java Looping Statements
  4m 26s
  In this video, you’ll learn that Java has three main types of looping statements. These include the for loop which allows you to execute a loop based on indexes, conditions, or lists. The while loop allows you to perform a loop for as long as you deem necessary. And a do…while loop that allows you to perform a loop for as long as you deem necessary. You’ll learn these loops are based on a condition. FREE ACCESS
• 3.  Java For Loops
  8m 25s
  In this video, you’ll learn more about Java loops. You’ll learn that the kind of loop you'll use will be dependent on the type of work you're doing. You’ll discover the most common type of loop is the for loop which repeatedly executes code statements contained in that loop. You’ll learn how for loops work. You’ll learn when Java encounters a for loop, it will start the process of iteration, and evaluate the condition. FREE ACCESS
• 4.  Programming Java For Loops
  8m 29s
  This video will provide you with a demo. You’ll look at creating a simple for loop in Java. You’ll learn how to use a simple iterator to count to ten and output the value to the console. Following the onscreen directions, you’ll first learn how to create a project in Eclipse. Finally, you’ll save the file and run the project. FREE ACCESS
• 5.  Java Enhanced For Loops
  5m 16s
  In this video, you’ll learn that there's the option to use an enhanced kind of for loop as well. These enhanced for loops are a simple method for iteration. You’ll learn they'll automatically iterate over each item in the list without you having to specify iteration variables, conditions or an increment. This video will explain how enhanced loops work and how to use them. FREE ACCESS
• 6.  Programming Java Enhanced For Loops
  7m
  In this video, you’ll watch a demo on how to implement an enhanced for loop in Java. Following the onscreen directions, you’ll learn how to output the contents of a list to the console without the use of an iterator variable or conditions. This will use what you build in the previous demo, in Eclipse. You’ll learn how to save and run this project. FREE ACCESS
• 7.  Java While Loops
  4m 9s
  In this video, you’ll learn about a while loop. You’ll discover that a while loop will repeat forever, as long as the conditions remain true. You’ll learn that while loops are not based on an iterator, but on an arbitrary decision as to what condition allows the loop to stop. You’ll learn that the condition for a while loop is tested inside the definition statement. You’ll view a flowchart in Java to help explain this. FREE ACCESS
• 8.  Programming Java While Loops
  6m 20s
  In this video, you’ll follow an onscreen demo to help you implement a while loop in Java. You’ll learn how to output the contents of a list to the console without the use of an iterator. This demo will use what you saved from the previous demo, which was built in Eclipse. You’ll learn how to create a while loop by first mimicking a for loop. FREE ACCESS
• 9.  Java Do-While Loops
  4m 52s
  In this video, you’ll learn about the do...while loop. You’ll discover that this loop is nearly the same as the while loop, with one difference. You’ll learn that the difference between these two loops is the condition that decides whether to continue the iteration is tested outside the code. This means a do...while loop is executed at least once. You’ll also learn the reasons to use a do...while loop instead of a while loop. FREE ACCESS
• 10.  Programming Java Do-While Loops
  8m 52s
  In this video, you will watch another demo. In this demonstration, you’ll learn how to implement a do...while loop in Java. Following the directions, you’ll learn to output the contents of a list to the console without the use of an iterator. You’ll use what you created in the previous demo, which was built in Eclipse. FREE ACCESS
• 11.  Java Looping Best Practices
  5m 54s
  In this course, you’ll learn best practices for loops. You’ll learn that the most common type of loop is the for loop. And you’ll discover the for loop is most useful when counting is straightforward. With a for loop, you will start at a certain index and count up or down to another value. The loop terminates when you reach your target count. FREE ACCESS
• 12.  Java Break and Continue Statements
  5m 25s
  In this video, you will learn about the two types of statements you can execute in Java that will impact how a loop executes. You’ll discover those statements are break and continue. First, you will learn all about break statements and then you’ll explore continue statements. Break statements help to terminate a loop and continue statements cause loops to skip iterations. FREE ACCESS
• 13.  Programming Java Break-Continue Statements
  7m 56s
  In this video, you will watch a demo that will help you work through an example of a break statement and a continue statement in Java. Following the onscreen directions, you’ll use the break statement while performing a search for a value in an array. Then, you’ll learn to use the continue statement to skip unwanted values in an array. You will use your previous saved project from Eclipse. FREE ACCESS
• 14.  Course Summary
  37s
  This video summarizes the course. You learned the various methods for performing looping in the Java programming language. You also learned about the types of Java looping statements, programming for loops, enhanced for loops, while and do-while loops, Java looping best practices, and programming Java break and continue statements. FREE ACCESS