Lecture

Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming in Java

Description

This lecture introduces the fundamentals of object-oriented programming in Java, focusing on concepts rather than technical details. It covers the basics of OOP, assumes familiarity with procedural programming, and provides guidance on writing good programs. The course includes videos, quizzes, practice exercises, and graded assignments to help students learn and apply the concepts. Emphasis is placed on practical exercises as a key element of learning programming. Regular practice, completion of assignments, and active participation in the course forum are essential for making progress. Successful completion of the course leads to a Coursera certificate.

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