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A structured collection of Java programs and notes that cover Core Java, Advanced Java, and Data Structures & Algorithms (DSA). It is designed for beginners, students, and developers who want a single reference point for learning Java from the basics of OOP to advanced enterprise-level frameworks like Hibernate and Spring.

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JavaJava-Is-All-You-Need

A comprehensive, well-organized collection of Java code—covering everything from Core and Advanced Java to Data Structures & Algorithms (DSA). Ideal for learners, educators, and developers aiming to deepen their Java expertise in one centralized place.


Repository Overview

This repo brings together:

  • Core Java – basics like OOP, collections, exception handling, I/O.
  • Advanced Java – web and enterprise features such as Servlets, JSP, JDBC, XML, Hibernate, Spring.
  • DSA – essential data structures and algorithm implementations to prepare for interviews and competitive challenges.

Why This Repo?

  • Structured learning from the fundamentals to advanced concepts.
  • Ready-to-use examples for quick experimentation and learning.
  • Supports self-paced study, teaching, or technical interview prep.

Sample Technologies Covered

Area Topics Covered
Core Java OOP, Collections, Exception Handling, I/O
Advanced Java Servlets, JSP, JDBC, XML parsing, Hibernate, Spring
DSA Arrays, LinkedLists, Trees, Sort/Search

Getting Started

Prerequisites

  • Java Development Kit (JDK) 11 or higher
  • Apache Tomcat or similar (for web modules)
  • MySQL or any SQL database (for JDBC/Hibernate examples)
  • Maven or Gradle (for dependency and build management)
  • IDE (IntelliJ IDEA, Eclipse, etc.)

Usage Instructions

Running Core Java & DSA Examples

  1. Navigate to an example directory.
  2. Compile: javac ExampleName.java
  3. Run: java ExampleName

Running Web-based Modules (Servlets, JSP, etc.)

  1. Build with Maven or Gradle: mvn clean install or equivalent.
  2. Deploy WAR to your servlet container (e.g., move .war to Tomcat’s webapps).
  3. Access via: http://localhost:8080/ModuleName

Running JDBC, Hibernate & Spring Examples

  1. Set database credentials in configuration files (e.g., hibernate.cfg.xml).
  2. Build and run the application (using Main.java or IDE Run).
  3. For Spring – use Main.java or embedded server run configurations.

About the Author

A passionate about Java, software design, and open-source learning tools.


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A structured collection of Java programs and notes that cover Core Java, Advanced Java, and Data Structures & Algorithms (DSA). It is designed for beginners, students, and developers who want a single reference point for learning Java from the basics of OOP to advanced enterprise-level frameworks like Hibernate and Spring.

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