.Net And Java Programming: A Comparative Approach

Master both .NET and Java with this comprehensive course, covering key concepts, and advanced programming techniques!

What you'll learn

A comprehensive comparison between .NET and Java programming.

Core programming concepts such as variables, operators, control structures, and OOP principles.

How to create database applications, including login pages, viewing and updating records.

Advanced programming skills, including file handling and user management.

Hands-on experience with both .NET and Java for building real-world applications.

Requirements

A basic understanding of programming concepts is recommended.

No prior knowledge of .NET or Java is required—this course is beginner-friendly.

A computer with .NET and Java development environments installed.

Description

Introduction:This course provides a comprehensive comparison between the .NET and Java programming environments. With practical examples and in-depth coverage of both technologies, students will gain the skills needed to develop applications in both .NET and Java, making them versatile developers. The course introduces fundamental programming concepts, such as variables, operators, control structures, and object-oriented programming (OOP) principles, before moving on to more complex topics like database applications, file handling, and advanced programming techniques.By learning both languages in parallel, students will better understand their similarities and differences, giving them an edge in cross-platform development. Whether you're starting out or aiming to expand your skills, this course will guide you through the essential concepts and hands-on practices in both .NET and Java.Section-wise Breakdown:Section 1: IntroductionLecture 1: Introduction to .NET vs JavaIn this opening lecture, we compare .NET and Java, highlighting the differences, advantages, and best use cases for each technology. This will set the stage for understanding how both platforms are used in real-world application development.Section 2: Using Variables in .NETLecture 2 & 3: Using Variables in .NETStudents will learn how to declare and use variables in .NET, explore different data types, and understand memory management practices. The second lecture continues with more advanced usage, giving students a deeper understanding of variable handling.Section 3: Using Variables in JavaLecture 4 & 5: Using Variables in JavaSimilarly, the section delves into Java's approach to variables, data types, and initialization. Practical examples are provided to help reinforce the concepts learned in .NET, making it easier for students to grasp Java's variable handling.Section 4: Use of OperatorsLecture 6-10: Operators in .NET and JavaThis section compares how operators work in both .NET and Java. Students will learn how to use arithmetic, logical, and relational operators in both languages, with hands-on examples of each.Section 5: If Else Statements and Switch CaseLecture 11-14: If Else and Switch in .NET and JavaStudents will explore conditional programming using if-else statements and switch cases in both .NET and Java, learning how to control the flow of their programs based on user input or variable conditions.Section 6: Nested IfLecture 15-18: Nested if in .NET and JavaThe focus shifts to more complex conditional structures with nested if statements. Students will understand how to structure and handle multiple conditions within their code.Section 7: Switch CaseLecture 19-26: Switch Case in .NET and JavaThis section offers an in-depth comparison of the switch case control structure. Students will learn its syntax and usage in both languages and explore advanced scenarios.Section 8: LoopsLecture 27-35: Loops in .NET and JavaStudents will explore the different loop structures, including while, do-while, and foreach loops, in both .NET and Java, and learn when and how to use them effectively for repetitive tasks.Section 9: ArraysLecture 36-43: Arrays in .NET and JavaAn essential part of programming, arrays are covered here with a focus on both single and multi-dimensional arrays. Students will also learn how to modify and validate array data.Section 10: Perform ValidationsLecture 44-47: Validations in .NET and JavaIn this section, students will learn how to implement input validation techniques in both .NET and Java, a critical skill for preventing errors and ensuring data integrity.Section 11: Object-Oriented ProgrammingLecture 48-71: OOP in .NET and JavaA comprehensive look at object-oriented programming, this section includes topics such as inheritance, method overloading, overriding, abstract classes, interfaces, and polymorphism in both .NET and Java. Hands-on projects will help students grasp these core OOP concepts.Section 12: Database ApplicationsLecture 72-88: Database Integration in .NET and JavaThis section explores the creation of login pages, selecting and viewing database records, and fetching data from multiple tables in both .NET and Java applications. Practical examples using SQL are included.Section 13: Updating Database ApplicationsLecture 89-101: Database Record Updates in .NET and JavaStudents will learn how to insert, update, and manage database records in both .NET and Java. This section covers real-world examples and more advanced database management techniques.Section 14: Deleting and Advanced Searching Database RecordsLecture 105-117: Deleting and Searching DataThis section will teach students how to delete database records and perform advanced search queries in both .NET and Java applications, preparing them for real-world data manipulation tasks.Section 15: Advanced ProgrammingLecture 121-129: File Handling and Multiple User ApplicationsThe final section covers advanced programming topics, such as file handling, managing multiple user directories, and implementing real-world applications in both .NET and Java.Conclusion:By the end of this course, students will have a thorough understanding of both .NET and Java programming. They will be equipped to develop desktop applications, perform database management, and implement advanced programming concepts like OOP, file handling, and complex user interfaces. The dual approach to learning both languages will provide a broader perspective and make students adaptable to various development environments.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction to .Net vs Java

Section 2: Using Variables in .NET

Lecture 2 Using Variables in .NET

Lecture 3 Using Variables in .NET Continues

Section 3: Using Variables in Java

Lecture 4 Using Variables in Java

Lecture 5 More on Variables in Java

Section 4: Use of Operators

Lecture 6 Use of Operators in .NET

Lecture 7 Use of Operators in .NET Continues

Lecture 8 Add New Window Form

Lecture 9 Use of Operators in Java

Lecture 10 Use of Operators in Java Continue

Section 5: If Else Statements and Switch Case

Lecture 11 Use of If Else in .NET

Lecture 12 Creating Form 5

Lecture 13 Use of If Else in Java

Lecture 14 Use of If Else in Java Continues

Section 6: Nested If

Lecture 15 Use of Nestedif in .NET

Lecture 16 Working on Form 6

Lecture 17 Use of Nestedif in Java

Lecture 18 More on Nestedif in Java

Section 7: Switch Case

Lecture 19 Introduction To Switch case

Lecture 20 Use of Switch Case in .NET

Lecture 21 Use of Switch Case in .NET Continues

Lecture 22 Use of Switch Case in Java

Lecture 23 New Jframe Form

Lecture 24 Advanced Switch Case in .NET

Lecture 25 Advanced Switch Case in .NET Continues

Lecture 26 Creating Jframe 2

Section 8: Loops

Lecture 27 Use of Loops and its Types

Lecture 28 Loop in .NET

Lecture 29 Loop in Java

Lecture 30 While Loop in .NET and Java

Lecture 31 While Loop in .NET and Java Continues

Lecture 32 Do While Loop in .net

Lecture 33 Do While Loop in Java

Lecture 34 For Each Loop in .NET

Lecture 35 For Each Loop in Java

Section 9: Arrays

Lecture 36 Single Dimension Array in .NET

Lecture 37 How to Perform Validations

Lecture 38 Single Dimension Array in Java

Lecture 39 Example of Single Dimension Array

Lecture 40 Multi Dimension Array in .NET

Lecture 41 Modifying Programs in .NET

Lecture 42 Multi Dimension Array in Java

Lecture 43 Submission of Rows in Array

Section 10: Perform Validations

Lecture 44 Performing Validation in .NET

Lecture 45 More on Validation in. Net

Lecture 46 Performing Validation in Java

Lecture 47 Performing Validation in Java Continues

Section 11: Object Oriented Programming

Lecture 48 Object Oriented Programming

Lecture 49 Implement Overloading Concept

Lecture 50 Overloading in .NET

Lecture 51 Create Public Void Add

Lecture 52 Case 2

Lecture 53 Overloading in Java

Lecture 54 Fourth App Java

Lecture 55 Different Types of Parameters

Lecture 56 String

Lecture 57 Inheritance in .Net

Lecture 58 Method Overriding

Lecture 59 Overriding in .Net

Lecture 60 Overriding in .Net Continues

Lecture 61 Constructor and Destructor in .NET

Lecture 62 Constructor and Destructor in Java

Lecture 63 Inheritance in Java

Lecture 64 Inheritance in Java Continues

Lecture 65 Overriding in Java

Lecture 66 ByVal and ByRef in Java

Lecture 67 ByVal and ByRef in .NET

Lecture 68 Abstract Classes in .NET

Lecture 69 Abstract Classes in .NET Continues

Lecture 70 Interfaces in .NET

Lecture 71 Abstract Class and Interface in Java

Section 12: Database Applications

Lecture 72 Creating Login Page in .NET

Lecture 73 Creating Login Page in Java

Lecture 74 Creating Login Page With SQL in .NET

Lecture 75 Creating Login Page With SQL in Java

Lecture 76 Viewing Database Records in .NET

Lecture 77 Viewing Database Records in .NET Continue

Lecture 78 Selecting Data in .NET

Lecture 79 More on Selecting Data in .NET

Lecture 80 Selecting Data in Java

Lecture 81 Selecting Data in Java Continues

Lecture 82 Viewing Data in .NET

Lecture 83 Viewing Data in .NET Continues

Lecture 84 Viewing Data in Java

Lecture 85 New J Frame Java

Lecture 86 Viewing Data from Multiple Tables in .NET

Lecture 87 Fetching Records from Multiple Tables in Java

Lecture 88 More on Multiple Tables in Java

Section 13: Updating Database Applications

Lecture 89 Inserting Record in Database Using .NET

Lecture 90 DataBase Application in .Net

Lecture 91 Inserting Record in Database Using Java

Lecture 92 More on Record in Database Using Java

Lecture 93 Inserting Data and Adding Values

Lecture 94 More on Adding Values

Lecture 95 Adding New Jframe in Java

Lecture 96 Working on Coding in Jframe Java

Lecture 97 Updating Record in Database Using .NET

Lecture 98 Selected index Changed Event

Lecture 99 Updating Record in Database Using Java

Lecture 100 More on Record Database Using Java

Lecture 101 Creating New Table

Lecture 102 Creating Methods

Lecture 103 Creating Jframe Form

Lecture 104 Creating Jframe Form Continues

Section 14: Deleting and Advanced Searching Database Records

Lecture 105 Deleting Data From Data Base

Lecture 106 Deleting Data From Data Base Continues

Lecture 107 Data Base Application Project

Lecture 108 Java Lang Objects

Lecture 109 Deleting Records Using .NET

Lecture 110 More on Deleting Records Using .NET

Lecture 111 Deleting Records Using Java

Lecture 112 Deleting Records Using Java Continues

Lecture 113 Advanced Searching in .NET

Lecture 114 Advanced Searching in .NET Continues

Lecture 115 Advanced Searching in Java

Lecture 116 Prepare Statement

Lecture 117 Output of Database Application

Lecture 118 Working on Form 4

Lecture 119 Working on Customer Table

Lecture 120 Working on Customer Table Continues

Section 15: Advanced Programming

Lecture 121 Create Window Form Application

Lecture 122 File Handling Real Application

Lecture 123 File Handling in .NET

Lecture 124 File Handling in .NET Continues

Lecture 125 Multiple Users and of Directories

Lecture 126 File Handling Using Java

Lecture 127 File Handling Using Java Continues

Lecture 128 Creating Lable and Text

Lecture 129 Buffer Writer Object

Beginners who want to learn both .NET and Java.,Developers looking to expand their skills and understand the differences between .NET and Java.,Anyone interested in learning database management, OOP, and advanced programming in two major languages.