📘 About This Class: Java Programming – From Absolute Beginning

This class is designed for anyone who wants to start learning Java programming from absolute scratch — no prior coding experience required. Whether you're a student, a beginner in programming, or someone looking to build strong Java fundamentals, this course will guide you step-by-step in a simple, beginner-friendly way.

You’ll learn how to:

• Set up your Java environment

• Write and run your first Java program

• Work with variables, data types, operators, and control statements

• Use loops, arrays, and strings effectively

• Understand the basics of object-oriented programming in Java

By the end of this class, you’ll be able to write your own Java programs confidently and be ready to move on to intermediate topics like file handling, collections, or building projects.

This is a hands-on class with coding exercises and mini projects to help reinforce what you learn — perfect for building your foundation in Java.

💻 Mini Projects for This Course

✅ 1. Student Report Card Generator

Topics Covered: Variables, Input, If-Else
What It Does:

• Takes input: Name, marks of 3–5 subjects

• Calculates total, average, and grade

• Displays a formatted report card

✅ 2. Simple Interest Calculator

Topics Covered: Data types, Input, Operators
What It Does:

• Inputs: Principal, Rate, Time

• Calculates and displays simple interest and total amount

✅ 3. Number Guessing Game

Topics Covered: Loops, Conditionals, Random Numbers
What It Does:

• Generates a random number

• Asks the user to guess

• Tells if the guess is too high, too low, or correct

• Loops until the user guesses correctly

✅ 4. Basic ATM Interface (Console-Based)

Topics Covered: Switch case, Loops
What It Does:

• Simulates an ATM menu: Check Balance, Deposit, Withdraw, Exit

• Uses a loop and switch to handle user input

✅ 5. Pattern Printer

Topics Covered: Nested Loops
What It Does:

• Prints number/star patterns (like pyramids or triangles)

• Good practice for loop control and logic building

✅ 6. Array Analyzer

Topics Covered: Arrays, Loops
What It Does:

• Takes an array as input

• Displays min, max, average, and sorted version

✅ 7. Simple Student Management (OOP Project)

Topics Covered: Classes and Objects
What It Does:

• Create a Student class with fields like name, age, ID

• Allows user to create multiple student objects

• Displays their details