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    <a href="index.html#courses"><div class="academy-name"><h2>CODEIN</h2></div></a>
    <div class="course-title">Java - OOP ( I2211 )</div>
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    <h2>Course Details</h2>
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      <b>This Java course covers core programming concepts with a focus on the four fundamental principles of Java: encapsulation, inheritance, polymorphism, and abstraction to build robust and scalable applications .</b>
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      <div class="chapter-title">Chapter 1: Introduction to OOP :</div>
      <div class="chapter-detail">Learn the concept of OOP (Object-Oriented Programming).</div>
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      <div class="chapter-title">Chapter 2: Definig Classes :</div>
      <div class="chapter-detail">This chapter introduces how to define classes in Java, including declaring attributes, methods, and constructors to create reusable and organized code structures .</div>
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      <div class="chapter-title">Chapter 3: Static Variables and Methods :</div>
      <div class="chapter-detail">This chapter explains the use of static variables and methods in Java, highlighting how they belong to the class rather than instances and are shared among all objects .</div>
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      <div class="chapter-title">Chapter 4: Inheritance :</div>
      <div class="chapter-detail">Learn how explores inheritance in Java, demonstrating how one class can inherit properties and behaviors from another to promote code reuse and hierarchical relationships .</div>
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      <div class="chapter-title">Chapter 5: Polymorphism :</div>
      <div class="chapter-detail">This chapter covers polymorphism in Java, showing how objects can take many forms through method overriding and interface implementation to achieve flexible and dynamic behavior .</div>
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      <div class="chapter-title">Chapter 6: Abstract Class :</div>
      <div class="chapter-detail">This chapter explains abstract classes in Java, which serve as partially implemented blueprints that define common behavior for subclasses while enforcing method implementation through abstraction .</div>
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      <div class="chapter-title">Chapter 7: Interfaces :</div>
      <div class="chapter-detail">This chapter introduces interfaces in Java, which define a contract of methods that implementing classes must fulfill, supporting multiple inheritance and abstraction .</div>
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      <div class="chapter-title">Chapter 8: Exceptions :</div>
      <div class="chapter-detail">This chapter discusses exception handling in Java, teaching how to manage runtime errors gracefully using try-catch blocks, throw statements, and custom exceptions .</div>
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