Advance Java Programming

Internship 2024

Career-Based Complete Java Programming Internship Program. Get Insights into: Advanced java concepts with Project Implementation and Assignments. Stay Updated on Latest Industrial Updates.

1/ 2 Months

Online

8+ Live Projects

Dual Certification

Ultimate Step towards your Career Goals​: Expert in Java Programming Technologies

Get ahead with the FutureTech Industrial Internship Program: gain hands-on experience, connect with industry leaders, and develop cutting-edge skills. Earn a stipend, receive expert mentorship, and obtain a certificate to boost your career prospects. Transform your future with practical, real-world learning today

Internship Benifits

Mentorship

Receive guidance and insights from industry experts.

Hands-on Experience

Gain practical skills in a real-world cutting-edge projects.

Networking

Connect with professionals and peers in your field.

Skill Development

Enhance your technical and soft skills.

Career Advancement

Boost your resume with valuable experience.

Certificate

Get a certification to showcase your achievements.

Java Programming Internship Overview

Java Introduction & Installation: Java is an object-oriented, platform-independent programming language. Install JDK and set up an IDE like Eclipse or IntelliJ.

Variables, Identifiers, and Datatypes: Variables store data. Common datatypes include int, double, boolean, String. Identifiers are names for variables, classes, etc.

Classes and Objects: Classes define objects. An object is an instance of a class.

Java Comments: Use // for single-line and /* */ for multi-line comments.

Loops: for, while, and do-while loops allow repetition of code.

Decision Making: Use if-else and switch statements to make decisions based on conditions.

Ternary Operator: Shorthand for if-else: condition ? value_if_true : value_if_false.

Arrays & Methods: Arrays store multiple values of the same type. Methods are blocks of code that perform tasks.

Inheritance: Subclass inherits from superclass, allowing code reuse.

Method Overloading: Same method name with different parameters.

Method Overriding: Subclass provides its own implementation of a superclass method.

Type Casting: Implicit (widening) or explicit (narrowing) conversion of datatypes.

Abstract Classes & Interfaces: Abstract classes cannot be instantiated, while interfaces define contracts that classes must follow.

Packages: Organize related classes. E.g., java.util.

Access Modifiers: Control visibility—public, private, protected, and default.

Encapsulation: Hide data and provide access via getter/setter methods.

Wrapper Classes: Objects for primitive types, like Integer for int.

Regular Expressions: Patterns to match text, useful for validation.

Exception Handling: Handle errors using try-catch, throw, and throws to prevent crashes.

File I/O: Read and write files using InputStream, OutputStream, and BufferedStream for efficiency.

Threads: Allow concurrent execution. Threads can be created using Thread class or Runnable interface. Handle issues like deadlock.

Java Collections: Data structures like List, Set, Map for storing and manipulating collections of objects.

JDBC: Connect to databases and execute queries. Use Connection, Statement, ResultSet, and manage transactions with commit() and rollback().

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Dual Certification: Internship Completion & Participation

Earn prestigious Dual Certification upon successful completion of our internship program. This recognition validates both your participation and the skills you have honed during the internship, providing a competitive edge in your professional journey. Show off your expertise with pride!

How does this Internship Program Work?

Step 1 Enroll in the Program

✅ Get a Mentor Assigned

✅Presentations & Practice Codes

✅ Learn at your Flexible Time

✅ Apprehend the concepts

✅ Implement Skills Learn

✅ Develop Projects with assistance

✅ Get Codes for Reference

✅ Visualise the Concepts

✅ Get Certified

✅ Certificate of Internship

✅ Project Completion Certificate

✅ Share on social media

✅ Get Job Notifications

Internship Letter (LoR)

Internship Reports

Flexible Schedules

1 Month

₹1999/-

1 Month

₹3299/-

2 Month

Our Alumni Employers

Curious where our graduates make their mark? Our students go on to excel in leading tech companies, innovative startups, and prestigious research institutions. Their advanced skills and hands-on experience make them highly sought-after professionals in the industry.

FAQ

What is the difference between == and .equals() in Java?
  • Answer:
    • == checks for reference equality (whether two references point to the same object).
    • .equals() checks for value equality (whether two objects have the same value/content).

 

Answer:

  • Method Overloading: Multiple methods with the same name but different parameters within the same class.
  • Method Overriding: A subclass provides its own implementation of a method defined in the superclass.

Answer: Deadlock occurs when two or more threads are blocked forever because they are waiting for each other to release resources, causing the program to freeze.

Answer:

  • Use Arrays.sort() for arrays.
  • For lists, use Collections.sort() for List<T> collections.

Answer:

  • Use Connection.setAutoCommit(false) to disable auto-commit mode.
  • Perform multiple operations (e.g., insert/update).
  • Commit the transaction with Connection.commit() or roll it back using Connection.rollback() in case of errors.

Answer: The Java Collections Framework provides a set of interfaces and classes (like List, Set, Map) to store and manipulate groups of objects. Common implementations include ArrayList, HashSet, and HashMap.

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