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Java Basic Structures: Arrays, Strings, and Files

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Java Basic Structures: Arrays, Strings, and Files

Patrick Ester
Anh Le
Elise Deitrick

Instructors: Patrick Ester

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7 hours to complete
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Gain insight into a topic and learn the fundamentals.
4.7

(39 reviews)

Beginner level

Recommended experience

7 hours to complete
3 weeks at 2 hours a week
Flexible schedule
Learn at your own pace

What you'll learn

  • Store and manipulate arrays of data

  • Compare and manipulate strings of text

  • Read and write to text and CSV files

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There are 3 modules in this course

Welcome to Week 1 of the Java Basic Structures: Arrays, Strings, and Files course. These assignments cover using arrays to store multiple pieces of data in a single variable and iterating over arrays or using built-in methods and functions to manipulate arrays. The module ends with a lab and graded coding exercises.

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6 readings5 app items

Welcome to Week 2 of the Java Basic Structures: Arrays, Strings, and Files course. These assignments cover storing multiple characters or text in a string and using built-in methods and functions to manipulate strings. The module ends with a lab and graded coding exercises.

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5 readings6 app items

Welcome to Week 3 of the Java Basic Structures: Arrays, Strings, and Files course. These assignments cover importing and exporting large pieces of data from text and CSV files. The module ends with a lab and graded coding exercises.

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4 readings5 app items

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