#2 Course Pre-requisites

OK so this course you should have some knowledge of Java already. This is not a Java beginner’s course.

I do have the course which I’d like to direct it to that if that’s where you are.

But this there’s a couple of free racks and I’m going to assume that you know how to build programs in Java.

So if you can you can do the hello world you can do.

I mean you can do loops in this and this course I’m not going to explain these things I’m simply going to use them.

Same thing so the Object Orange programming for file handling data structures.

These are things that are common entry level basic concepts that are covered in muck and my other course

and I don’t want to spend time bogging us down with the ideas of these.

So if you need to review these ideas if you already have an idea of what these are.

Maybe in another language or you’ve look some of the stuff on your own research and you might appeal

to hop in and take this course if you don’t know these things or as I say when I say the list you don’t

have a reference for that or a file and then you know how to open files.

You might want to take a Java for beginners course my junior Java developer course.

So again this course is not designed to teach you anything new.

It’s designed to apply what you already know and you should already know object or programming you should

know how to create an object how to use encapsulation in your in your object oriented and in your application.

You should know what a constructor is.

You should know what the inheritance is and interfaces are and how to use these things in your application.

I’m just going to use these in my design.

I’m not going to explain them.

I have another course again I go through these in greater detail so this is designed to again to just

apply what we already know to apply object oriented design into our programs and so we should have enough

things slowing us down.

We should be on the move pretty quickly into designing and building our applications.