Ultimate Java Part 3: Advanced Topics

Name: Ultimate Java Part 3: Advanced Topics
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What You'l Learn...

Exception handling
Generics
Collections framework
Lambda expressions
Functional interfaces
Streams
Multi-threading
Asynchronous programming
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#	Title	Duration
1	1- Introduction	00:39
2	1- Introduction	00:43
3	2- What are Exceptions	03:46
4	3- Types of Exceptions	03:41
5	4- Exceptions Hierarchy	02:06
6	5- Catching Exceptions	03:52
7	6- Catching Multiple Types of Exceptions	04:29
8	7- The finally Block	04:11
9	8- The try-with-resources Statement	02:27
10	9- Throwing Exceptions	04:42
11	10- Re-throwing Exceptions	03:08
12	11- Custom Exceptions	04:19
13	12- Chaining Exceptions	04:57
14	13- Summary	00:56
15	1- Introduction	00:28
16	2- The Need for Generics	03:33
17	3- A Poor Solution	03:23
18	4- Generic Classes	04:28
19	5- Generics and Primitive Types	02:25
20	6- Constraints	03:26
21	7- Type Erasure	04:05
22	8- Comparable Interface	05:39
23	9- Generic Methods	04:49
24	10- Multiple Type Parameters	02:33
25	11- Generic Classes and Inheritance	04:18
26	12- Wildcards	05:28
27	13- Summary	00:56
28	1- Introduction	00:35
29	2- Overview of Collections Framework	03:09
30	3- The Need for Iterables	03:55
31	4- The Iterable Interface	05:25
32	5- The Iterator Interface	05:27
33	6- The Collection Interface	09:36
34	7- The List Interface	03:52
35	8- The Comparable Interface	04:29
36	9- The Comparator Interface	03:52
37	10- The Queue Interface	04:48
38	11- The Set Interface	05:34
39	12- Hash Tables	03:45
40	13- The Map Interface	06:27
41	14- Summary	00:45
42	1- Introduction	00:48
43	2- Functional Interfaces	03:52
44	3- Anonymous Inner Classes	01:24
45	4- Lambda Expressions	03:44
46	5- Variable Capture	01:57
47	6- Method References	03:47
48	7- Built-in Functional Interfaces	01:43
49	8- The Consumer Interface	04:07
50	9- Chaining Consumer	04:29
51	10- The Supplier Interface	02:31
52	11- The Function Interface	03:01
53	12- Composing Functions	04:20
54	13- The Predicate Interface	02:03
55	14- Combining Predicates	02:11
56	15- The BinaryOperator Interface	03:16
57	16- The UnaryOperator Interface	01:14
58	17- Summary	00:41
59	1- Introduction	00:42
60	2- Imperative vs Functional Programming	06:25
61	3- Creating a Stream	05:02
62	4- Mapping Elements	05:25
63	5- Filtering Elements	03:00
64	6- Slicing Streams	04:22
65	7- Sorting Streams	05:13
66	8- Getting Unique Elements	02:10
67	9- Peeking Elements	03:20
68	10- Simple Reducers	03:38
69	11- Reducing a Stream	04:13
70	12- Collectors	06:04
71	13- Grouping Elements	04:52
72	14- Partitioning Elements	02:11
73	15- Primitive Type Streams	01:26
74	16- Summary	00:40
75	1- Introduction	00:56
76	2- Processes and Threads	03:08
77	3- Starting a Thread	03:15
78	4- Pausing a Thread	02:36
79	5- Joining a Thread	02:28
80	6- Interrupting a Thread	02:55
81	7- Concurrency Issues	02:09
82	8- Race Conditions	05:54
83	9- Strategies for Thread Safety	02:51
84	10- Confinement	03:41
85	11- Locks	03:18
86	12- The synchronized Keyword	05:14
87	13- The volatile Keyword	06:34
88	14- Thread Signalling with wait() and notify()	03:36
89	15- Atomic Objects	03:26
90	16- Adders	02:10
91	17- Synchronized Collections	03:25
92	18- Concurrent Collections	02:38
93	19- Summary	01:19
94	1- Introduction	00:39
95	2- Thread Pools	01:47
96	3- Executors	06:51
97	4- Callables and Futures	05:01
98	5- Asynchronous Programming	01:51
99	6- Completable Futures	01:39
100	7- Creating a Completable Future	03:43
101	8- Implementing an Asynchronous API	04:19
102	9- Running Code on Completion	04:05
103	10- Handling Exceptions	04:16
104	11- Transforming a Completable Future	04:35
105	12- Composing Completable Futures	06:09
106	13- Combining Completable Futures	04:33
107	14- Waiting for Many Tasks to Complete	02:49
108	15- Waiting for the First Task	02:14
109	16- Handling timeouts	02:25
110	17- Project- Best Price Finder	01:19
111	18- Solution- Getting a Quote	04:16
112	19- Solution- Getting Many Quotes	04:50
113	20- Solution- Random Delays	04:28