A comprehensive reference guide covering essential Java concepts needed to master Spring Framework.
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This guide is organized into focused modules, each covering key Java concepts essential for Spring development:
- Module 1: Object-Oriented Programming
- Module 2: Collections Framework
- Module 3: Exception Handling
- Module 4: Generics & Type Safety
- Module 5: Functional Programming
- Module 6: Reflection & Annotations
- Module 7: Concurrency & Threading
- Module 8: I/O & Serialization
- Module 9: Design Patterns
- Module 10: JVM & Memory Management
- Quick Review: Use the summary sections in each module
- Deep Dive: Follow the detailed explanations and examples
- Practice: Complete the exercises in each module
- Spring Connection: Pay attention to "Spring Relevance" sections
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Start with Module 1 if you want a complete review, or jump to specific modules based on your needs.
Each module contains:
- Core concepts explanation
- Code examples
- Best practices
- Common pitfalls
- Spring Framework relevance
- Practice exercises
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Created for backend Java developers preparing for Spring Framework mastery