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What are the important core topics in Java for beginners?

Important core topics in Java for beginners


Java is one of the most popular languages used today. This is an object-oriented programming language, which is used to develop Desktop, Web and Mobile applications. For learning Java there is not any prerequisite that you should know the basic programming language such as C, C++. As a starter, you can start learning from Java itself. In here you can learn Interview Questions, Prepare yourself here JavaInterviewGoal.

All core java part is important or root of advance learning…

first, start from basics.
start from “hello java”
1.learn what is java,data types,variables,Objects,literals,operator,control flow statement.
2.modifiers:
3.variables and types of variables, methods,
4.JVM Architecture.
5.static and instance members and their execution.
6.OOP(class,object,inheritance,Polymorphism,Abstraction,interface…)
7.String, StringBuffer, StringBuilder.
8.Collections
9.Exception and multithreading

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