Overview Administrivia Setup

Visual Studio Code VSC Cloning Repos replit.com Git Gitlab Setup Using GitLab VSC GitLab Terminal GitLab GitLens

Java Introduction Wk 3 Exercises

Java Programming App Structure Variables Comments Operators Branching Loops Methods Java Arrays Week 2 Exercises

Object Oriented Programming References, Classes & Objects More Referencing References & Methods Class Exercises

Recap Developing With Classes Class Methods Constructor Methods Exercises

Encapsulation Public Or Private Protected Exercises

Recap Inheritance Inheritance & Polymorphism Abstract Methods Collections Exercises

Object Oriented Programming OOA & OOD Review - Objects Review - Member Variables Review - Methods Review - Inheritance Review - Abstraction Exercises

Howto Guide

Assessment Brief Assessment Exercise 1 Assessment Exercise 2 Assessment Exercise 3

Mid Module Evaluation

Java Comparison

Similarities Between C # and Java

Object-Oriented: Both languages are object-oriented and hence support concepts like encapsulation, polymorphism, inheritance, and more.
Dependence from C and C++: C and C++ are a superset to both Java and C#.
Intermediate Language Code Generation: Java compiler and C# compilers both generate an intermediate language code after compilation. C# compiler generates Microsoft Intermediate Language (MSIL), whereas Java compiler generates Java bytecode.
Advance Features: Both languages include advanced features like garbage collection.
Syntax: Both languages are syntactically similar.

Runtime Environment: Java runs on JRE(Java Runtime Environment), whereas C# runs on CLR(Common Language Runtime).
Programming Paradigm: Java is a strictly object-oriented language whereas C# is object-oriented as well as functional, strongly typed, and component-oriented.
Operator Overloading: Java doesn’t support operator overloading, whereas C# supports operator overloading for multiple operators.
Pointers: Java does not support pointers, whereas C# supports pointers only in unsafe mode.

We’ll talk much more about pointers in Programming 03.