Using Annotations in Java (Java SE 11 Developer Certification 1Z0-819)

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Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan

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1. Course Overview

1. Course Overview.mp4

02:05

2. Understanding Annotations in Java

1. Overview.mp4

02:13

2. Java Type System.mp4

04:27

3. Configurations in Java apps.mp4

01:41

4. Annotations in Java.mp4

00:51

5. Example - Projects with Annotations.mp4

02:53

6. Summary.mp4

01:01

3. Built-in Annotation Types

1. Overview.mp4

01:14

2. Annotating a Java Class.mp4

05:10

3. @Override Annotation.mp4

04:29

4. @Deprecated Annotation.mp4

02:51

5. @SuppressWarnings Annotation.mp4

03:04

6. Summary.mp4

00:55

4. Creating Java Annotations

1. Overview.mp4

01:01

2. @Version Annotation.mp4

03:00

3. Interface Types and Annotations.mp4

04:19

4. Default Values.mp4

02:18

5. The Value Field.mp4

01:21

6. Summary.mp4

00:43

5. Annotating Java Annotations

1. Overview.mp4

00:51

2. Annotation Target.mp4

03:36

3. Retention Policy.mp4

03:28

4. Repeatable Annotation.mp4

06:43

5. @Inherited Annotation.mp4

02:52

6. Summary.mp4

00:57

6. Using Pluggable Types

1. Overview.mp4

01:00

2. Annotation Processing.mp4

04:29

3. @ToString Annotation.mp4

03:08

4. Object-Oriented Annotations.mp4

02:01

5. @NonNull Annotation.mp4

05:00

6. Summary.mp4

01:26

Description

Annotations in Java help you make your code readable and help the compiler generate metadata for your Java types. This course will teach you how to use built-in annotations, develop custom Java annotations, and apply them to real-world applications.

What You'll Learn?

Do redundant XML-configurations get you down? Do you need annotations on your code to prevent run-time bugs and readability? In this course, Using Annotations in Java (Java SE 11 Developer Certification 1Z0-819), you’ll learn to apply built-in Java annotations to your Java 11 applications and create custom annotations to aid your business requirements when working with Java type system and annotations. First, you’ll explore the need for annotations in Java system and the annotations provided by the Java SE 11 SDK. Next, you’ll discover how to create custom annotations using Java 11 SDK and how to apply them to your Java 11 programs. Finally, you’ll learn how to annotate your Java annotations, improving the metadata for your Java types (classes, their fields and methods). When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of annotations in Java 11 SDK needed to make your code more readable, easier to configure, and less prone to bugs on runtime.

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Java

Programming Fundamentals

Object Oriented Programming

Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan

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Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan is a Senior Software Engineer from Rabwah, Pakistan, and likes .NET Core and Node.js for regular everyday development. He is an expert with Cloud, Mobile, and API development. Afzaal has experience with the Azure platform and likes to build cross-platform libraries/software with .NET Core. Afzaal is an Alibaba Cloud MVP, twice he has been awarded Microsoft MVP status for his community leadership in software development, five times CodeProject MVP status for technical writing and mentoring, and 4 times C# Corner MVP status in the same field. Afzaal is an active open source contributor on GitHub and GitLab, you can find him as afzaal-ahmad-zeeshan.

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