Implementing Localization in Java (Java SE 11 Developer Certification 1Z0-819)

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Jaya Bodkhey

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01. Course Overview

01. Course Overview.mp4

02:47

02. Understanding Localization in Java

02. Introduction.mp4

05:18

03. Understanding Localization in Java.mp4

03:22

04. Working with Locale Class.mp4

05:18

05. Working with Locale Methods Fields and Builder.mp4

03:34

06. Locale Class Demo.mp4

03:35

07. Working with ResourceBundle Class.mp4

06:11

08. ResourceBundle Class Demo.mp4

02:41

09. Localization with Oracle ADF Components.mp4

05:09

03. Understanding Bi-directional Text

10. Introduction.mp4

04:29

11. Manipulating Bi-directional Text.mp4

05:23

12. Demo-Bi-directional Text Manipulation.mp4

03:05

04. Working with Currency Formatting

13. Introduction.mp4

02:15

14. Currency Formatting in Java.mp4

03:08

15. Working with Currency Class.mp4

03:17

16. Currency Formatting Demo.mp4

03:17

05. Working with Formatting Dates and Time Zones

17. Introduction.mp4

03:11

18. Working with LocalDateTime and LocalTime Classes.mp4

05:50

19. Working with DateTimeFormatter Class.mp4

03:44

20. Working with Time Zone Formatting.mp4

04:37

21. Working with Timestamp Formatting.mp4

02:21

22. Demo.mp4

05:03

06. Working with Formatting Numbers

23. Introduction.mp4

02:35

24. Formatting Numbers in Java.mp4

03:33

25. Working with NumberFormat and DecimalFormat Classes.mp4

04:26

26. Demo.mp4

02:47

07. Course Summary

27. Course Summary.mp4

02:49

Description

This course will teach you how to implement localization in Java using Locale, these are resource bundles and Java APIs that parse text, currency, date, time zone, and numbers.

What You'll Learn?

When you develop an application for international users, it is best to format the visual content to have location-specific data. In this course, Implementing Localization in Java (Java SE 11 Developer Certification 1Z0-819), you’ll learn to use various features and APIs offered by localization in Java. First, you’ll explore what localization is and what types of data you can localize. Next, you’ll discover how you can support bi-directional languages in a Java application. Finally, you’ll learn how to format text, date, time zone, currency, and numbers. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of implementing localization in Java needed to support various local formats in Java Programming to cater to international users.

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Jaya Bodkhey

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Jaya is a seasoned engineer in Information Security and Automation domain. During her rich experience of 10 years in software industry, she has worked on several technologies like Information Security, Penetration Testing, Certificate Management System, SSL, Networking, VENAFAI, Secure FTP, PKI Webservices, Cloud Security, Cloud Storage, Storage Virtualization, C, C++, Java, Python, Shell Scripting, Expect Scripting etc. She is proficient with Unix and Linux operating systems. She is also well versed with agile methodology and has handled scrum meetings based on the requirements from her different roles. Jaya has worked with industry giants like Wells Fargo, Sony, Nokia Siemens Networks, Ericsson, Six Telekurs, and Wipro Technologies. Jaya has won many prestigious awards for her excellence in work, integrity, transparency, customer obsession, and team work during the course of her experience.

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