CHEAT SHEET: How To Initialize Arrays In Java
Arrays are best understood in Java as data structures that store a fixed-size sequential collection of elements of the same type. Put another way...
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Introduction to Java
Java is popular, fast, secure, and reliable — and it’s used on over 5.5 billion devices worldwide! It’s used for developing applications for computers, laptops, data centres, games consoles, cell phones and more. This course is perfect for people who are just starting out on their Java coding journey. If you want to take your skills to the next level, you can check out our Intermediate Java course.
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What you’ll learn
Foundational concepts
Master foundational concepts of coding with Java. These are the building blocks for everything else
Variables
Use variables to help your program store data
User inputs
Make your programs interactive by taking and working with user inputs
Strings
Understand how to work with strings to store text data and handle special characters
“if” and “else” conditional statements
Start shaping the flow and purpose of your program with “if” and “else” conditional statements
Logical operators
Use logical operators to create programs that make decisions
Loops
Save time and minimise errors in repetitive tasks with loops
Arrays
Create and operate with arrays to store multiple items into a single variable. This means you can handle more types of data
What you’ll learn
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