Mastering Modern Java Programming: Beginner to Pro [2026] (Udemy.com)
Become a Java developer - Core Java, Functional Programming, Lambdas, Streams, Collections, Covers upto Java 25
Created by: Eazy Bytes
Last updated May 2026
What you will learn
- Java basics including OOPs principles, Keywords, Operators, Objects, Classes, Methods, Constructors, Control flow statements, Loops, Inheritance, Interface etc.
- Java intermediate concepts including Exceptional handling, Wrapper Classes, Collections, Enums, Date and Time API
- Java advance concepts including Generics, Functional Programming, Lambda Expressions, Functional Interfaces, Method References, Streams API, Multi Threading
- Achieve professional proficiency in Java programming
- Gain practical expertise by completing over 100 coding exercises
- Master Java best practices guided by an experienced developer
Course Description
Welcome to the course Mastering Modern Java Programming: Beginner to Pro, a comprehensive course designed to equip developers of all levels with the essential skills and knowledge to master Java programming from its fundamentals to advanced topics up to Java 25. Whether you're a beginner looking to kickstart your programming journey or an experienced developer seeking to enhance your Java expertise, this course has something valuable to offer.
Course Overview:
This course is meticulously crafted to cover every aspect of Java programming in-depth, ensuring a solid understanding of both the foundational concepts and the latest advancements in the language. Here's what you can expect to learn throughout the course:
Section 1: Let's Say Hello to Java
What is Java & why should you learn
Approach to learn Java language
Writing your first Java statement using jshell
Brief history of Java & it's release timeline
Why do we have different JDK vendors in Java ecosystem
Installation of Java
Section 2: Primitive data types in Java
Introduction to Java Keywords
Deep dive on byte, short, int, long, float, double data types
Syntax to declare primitive data types & store data using them
How to name a java variable
Case Styles in programming
Deep dive on boolean primitive data type
Deep dive on char primitive data type
Demo of Overflow and Underflow
[Java 7] Using underscore in numeric literals
Demo of octal number format in Java
Demo of hexa number format in Java
Demo of binary number format in Java
Type casting in Java
Demo of implicit and explicit casting
Introduction to String in Java
Demo of String in Java
Section 3: What happens behind the scenes when a Java program executes
Introduction to life cycle of a Java program
What is JDK, JRE, JVM
How Java became a platform independent language
Introduction to Java program code structure
Writing first Java class, compiling & running it
Introduction to IDE & IntelliJ IDEA
Create first Java project in IntelliJ & set up a theme
Writing first Java class in IntelliJ
Section 4: Deep dive on Java classes, methods, fields, constructors
Java supports Object-oriented programming (OOP)
Demo of creating a Java class
Declaring fields in a Java class
Demo of Java methods
Introduction to method signature
Purpose of a return statement in Java methods
Syntax of method invocation in Java
Let’s say hi to main method again
How to create & initialize Java objects
Introduction to Constructor in Java
Demo of Constructor in Java & introduction to debugging
Problem with default or no-args constructor
Constructor Overloading in Java
Constructor chaining in Java
Usage of return statement in constructor
Instance Initialization Block in Java class - Part 1
Instance Initialization Block in Java class - Part 2
Introduction to static variables in Java
How to define constant final static variables
Differences between static & instance variables
Introduction to static methods in Java
Static Initialization Block in Java class
Debugging of method invocations in IntelliJ
Where does Java store classes, objects, variables, methods
Deep dive on Heap memory and stack memory
Introduction to null in Java
Object Destruction and Garbage collection in Java
Class vs Object vs Instance vs Reference
What is encapsulation in Java
Section 5: Comments in Java
Single line Comments in Java
Multi line Comments in Java
Introduction to javadoc comments
Generating javadoc using IntelliJ
Section 6: Deep dive on String in Java
Introduction to String Pool in Java
The intern method in String
The concat method in String
Escape sequence character & Unicode char values in String
Finding the length of a String
Comparing Strings in Java
Fetching a character at an index in String
Checking if a String is empty
Changing the case in String
Converting values as String
Searching for a value in String
Trimming a String
Fetching Substring from a String
Replacing a part of a String
Splitting Strings
[JAVA 8] Joining Strings
The format() method in String
System.out.printf() method
Understanding how String objects are immutable
How to create mutable strings in Java
[JAVA 15] Text Block in Java
Converting String to primitive data type values
Convert String to double data type
Section 7: Operators in Java
Introduction to Operators & Operands in Java
Assignment Operator in Java
Introduction to Arithmetic Operators in Java
Addition Operator in Java
String Concatenation Operator
Division Operator in Java
Modulus Operator in Java
Unary plus and minus operators
Compound Arithmetic Assignment Operators in Java
Increment and Decrement operators in Java
Introduction to Relational Operators in Java
Equality Operator in Java
Inequality Operator in Java
Greater than, Greater than or equal, Less than, Less than or equal operators
Introduction to Logical Operators in Java
Logical NOT operator in Java
Logical Short-Circuit AND, Logical AND operators in Java
Logical Short-Circuit OR, Logical OR operators in Java
Logical XOR operator in Java
Compound Logical Assignment Operators in Java
Bitwise Operators in Java
Bitwise NOT operator or 1’s complement in Java
Bitwise AND operator in Java
Instructor Details
- 4.6 Rating
4,510 Reviews
Eazy Bytes
The target of the Eazy Bytes is to educate Students, Developers and Architects on designing and implementing web applications focusing modularity, scalability, security and performance by using Java, Angular, Spring, JPA, Hibernate, Microservices, SpringBoot and Cloud.
As the name indicates the knowledge sharing will be in byte sized which can be easily understand by anyone who spends quality time during the trainings.
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Reviews
By Ketan Dewangan on 8/9/2026
“An excellent Core Java course with clear and practical explanations. The concepts are explained in a structured and easy-to-understand way, making it very helpful for strengthening Java fundamentals. I especially appreciate the coverage of modern Java features up to Java 25. Highly recommended for anyone looking to build a strong foundation in Java.”
By Ananya Santasri S on 7/10/2026
Clear explanations and good start to the course by explaining the what , history, tools of java and why to use java. Also a good feature of this course is that it tags the release specific features with the exact version of java in which they were released as. This is quite helpful when preparing for interviews.
By Udemy User on 5/8/2026
This course has thought me a lot. I knew Python before and it helped me a lot to increase my learning speed. The lecturer, is so cool with using entertaining gifs, memes and more! I recommend this course to anyone who wants to dive in to the Java language! 10/10
By Ranjit Rao on 3/3/2026
Excellent course. Pretty organized and comprehensive course. The way Madan is teaching is awesome. Have earlier completed some courses on Udemy. This course in terms of content and way of teaching is amazing. And I am sure Madan will continue to teach the way he is teaching. Great work Madan.
By G23 on 2/27/2026
I strongly recommend this lecture! The explanations are incredibly detailed, and even complex concepts are broken down with clear, easy-to-understand illustrations. The multi threads section alone made this course worth every penny for me—that’s exactly why I bought it, and it exceeded my expectations. I’ll definitely be going back to review generics and other sections where I want to strengthen my understanding. While the source code variable names can sometimes be a bit long and I do wish there were quizzes in certain sections for review (some parts he provide quizzes), I still highly recommend this course because the clarity and depth of the explanations truly stand out.
By Mateo Spinacci on 2/21/2026
I haven't finished the course yet, but I can already tell you it's worth every cent. I started without even knowing how to write a 'Hello World' in Java, and this course taught me everything from the simplest concepts. I’m looking forward to taking another course from Madan.. Great teacher and great person (even though I don't know him haha). 5/5.
By Hari Veldi on 2/13/2026
explaination of important concept is very low ...reason behind the logic is not explained ..at least some knowledge on c language should be required to watch this course
By SIREESHA MACHAVOLU on 2/5/2026
It's the best course that I have come across for mastering Java. I would like to recommend this course to others. Many many thanks to Madan Reddy for covering each and every topic in detail with all the examples so that anyone can follow easily. Content is precise and interesting. I appreciate all the extraordinary efforts of the instructor to make the course engaging and helpful in mastering the concepts.
By Anonymized User on 1/29/2026
Course is very much helpful to revise the concepts on the go with proper pdf documentation, also I got to learn many new things in the course. Explanation is also very much precise and instructor followed the proper roadmap to explain concepts from scratch to advanced.
By Johan Yahir on 1/21/2026
I'm enjoying my journey watching this course to learn the advanced level concepts of java and this really worth it. I'd recommend ton everyone who wants to become a Java developer because it emphasizes the most important and used tools by the Java industry.
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Overall Score : 92 / 100
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