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Java Roadmap Beginner To Expert

The document outlines a comprehensive Java learning roadmap from beginner to expert level, divided into six phases over 36 weeks. Each phase focuses on specific skills, including Java basics, object-oriented programming, data structures and algorithms, advanced Java concepts, web development with Spring Boot, and interview preparation. The roadmap emphasizes practical projects and resources to aid learning and prepare for Java developer roles.

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Java Roadmap Beginner To Expert

The document outlines a comprehensive Java learning roadmap from beginner to expert level, divided into six phases over 36 weeks. Each phase focuses on specific skills, including Java basics, object-oriented programming, data structures and algorithms, advanced Java concepts, web development with Spring Boot, and interview preparation. The roadmap emphasizes practical projects and resources to aid learning and prepare for Java developer roles.

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Complete Java Roadmap: Beginner to Expert

Java Roadmap: Beginner to Expert

Phase 1: Beginner Level (Weeks 1-4)

Goal: Understand Java basics, syntax, and core programming concepts.

- Java setup: Install JDK + IntelliJ or Eclipse

- Hello World, input/output, variables, data types

- Operators, conditionals, loops, arrays, strings

Practice: Calculator, palindrome checker, patterns

Resources: W3Schools, Apna College (YouTube), Replit

Phase 2: Object-Oriented Programming (Weeks 5-8)

Goal: Master OOP - Classes, Objects, Inheritance, Polymorphism, Abstraction

Practice: Student, BankAccount, Vehicle system

Resources: Apna College, Programiz, mini projects

Phase 3: Intermediate Java & DSA (Weeks 9-16)

Goal: Java Collections and DSA skills

- Lists, Maps, Sets, ArrayList, LinkedList, HashMap

- Arrays, Strings, Stacks, Queues, Linked Lists, Trees

Resources: GeeksforGeeks, LeetCode, Coding Ninjas

Phase 4: Advanced Java (Weeks 17-24)

Goal: Real-world Java concepts

- Exception handling, file handling, multithreading

- Streams, Generics, Lambda, Annotations


Resources: Java Brains, Oracle Docs, Schildt's Book

Phase 5: Java with Real-World Tech (Weeks 25-36)

Goal: Web dev with Java + Spring Boot

- Servlets, JSP, JDBC, REST API with Spring Boot

Projects: To-do list, Library system, Quiz app

Phase 6: Interview & System Design

Goal: Be job-ready for Java developer roles

- DSA revision, OOP Design Patterns, Git, SQL, Projects

Resources: Cracking the Coding Interview, GitHub, Postman

Tools to Learn:

- IntelliJ IDEA / Eclipse, Maven, Git, MySQL, Postman

Final Goal:

- Build 2-3 real projects

- Solve 200+ problems (LeetCode)

- Learn Spring Boot for backend

- Prepare for interviews

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