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Lectures: Not your clas*ic lecture— we’ll work together on concrete problems and their solution. The clas* will be taught in With a few examples we dig right into the necessary tools of a (Ja*a) software engineer: Git, IntelliJ, and of course: Google We look at different types of clas*es (inner, anonymous, local, static), when to use them, and which visibility for which purpose. We talk about abstract and final clas*es, (pure) virtual functions and defaults. Also, when (and how) to use abstract base clas*es, and how the Decorator pattern can be used to add functionality to existing clas*es. After a short digression to Mixins, we dig into the details of how generics work in Ja*a, and how to apply them to data structures and We’ll review Mixins and see how to use generics to make them stateful. Generics and inheritance need special attention, and will We look at more every-day-patterns: singleton, factory, strategy and command. We round up a few more useful patterns: proxy and adapter to make other peoples’ modules fit your needs, and flyweight to save on Because sometimes, you need to work more than one thing at a time! We’ll talk about threads and concurrency when it comes to resources. Leave your imperative and objected oriented programming comfort zone and follow me down the rabbit hole of functional programming. After some theory, we’ll do some basic exercises, including filter, map and forEach. We’ll talk about the specifics (and limits) of functional programming in Ja*a. Learn about the clas*es and interfaces used for Ja*a’s functional parts, and the more sophisticated stream reduction using reduce and collect.