| 001 'if - else' construction.mp4 | 49.9 MB | ||
| 001 'while' loop.mp4 | 18.8 MB | ||
| 001 Bonus Lesson.mp4 | 29.3 MB | ||
| 001 Clean Code Architecture, Coupling & Cohesion.mp4 | 96.4 MB | ||
| 001 Enumerations in Java.mp4 | 75.2 MB | ||
| 001 Exam and homework for OOP topic.mp4 | 90 MB | ||
| 001 Exception Handling in Java.mp4 | 260.8 MB | ||
| 001 Functional Programming in Java_ Overview.mp4 | 71.6 MB | ||
| 001 Generics in Java.mp4 | 323 MB | ||
| 001 GoF Patterns_ Overview.mp4 | 61.3 MB | ||
| 001 How to debug Java programs.mp4 | 89.6 MB | ||
| 001 How to use captions.mp4 | 8 MB | ||
| 001 Input and Output Streams in Java.mp4 | 352.5 MB | ||
| 001 Integration Testing in Java.mp4 | 54 MB | ||
| 001 JDK Installation.mp4 | 113.6 MB | ||
| 001 Java Collections Framework_ Overview.mp4 | 42 MB | ||
| 001 Methods in Java_ Overview.mp4 | 50.1 MB | ||
| 001 Object-oriented programming_ Basics.mp4 | 150.6 MB | ||
| 001 Operators in Java.mp4 | 267.7 MB | ||
| 001 Packages_ creation and package presentation in eclipse.mp4 | 23.3 MB | ||
| 001 PowerMock.mp4 | 142.8 MB | ||
| 001 Primitive types and variables.mp4 | 157.7 MB | ||
| 001 Random numbers generation.mp4 | 20.7 MB | ||
| 001 Stream API with Practical Exercises.mp4 | 249.5 MB | ||
| 001 String_ object creation and main methods overview.mp4 | 79.6 MB | ||
| 001 Test-driven development_ Theory.mp4 | 107 MB | ||
| 001 Testing for software engineers_ Overview.mp4 | 74.4 MB | ||
| 001 Unit Testing & JUnit Overview.mp4 | 124.7 MB | ||
| 001 Version Control Systems & Git - Overview.mp4 | 36.4 MB | ||
| 002 'do-while' loop.mp4 | 23.7 MB | ||
| 002 BDD & ATTD.mp4 | 72 MB | ||
| 002 Classes & Objects.mp4 | 177.7 MB | ||
| 002 Collection Interface.mp4 | 76.1 MB | ||
| 002 Creational Patterns.mp4 | 265.9 MB | ||
| 002 First application_ Hello World App.mp4 | 99.8 MB | ||
| 002 Functional Interface, Lambda Functions & Method References.mp4 | 184.4 MB | ||
| 002 Homework review_ 'if' statement.mp4 | 31.2 MB | ||
| 002 How to Install Git and Basic Git Configuration.mp4 | 88.2 MB | ||
| 002 JUnit 5 examples VS JUnit 4 + Equivalence class partitioning.mp4 | 216.1 MB | ||
| 002 Mockito_ Part 1.mp4 | 220 MB | ||
| 002 Number Systems.mp4 | 50.5 MB | ||
| 002 Operations with integers and floating-point numbers, BigDecimal type.mp4 | 67.5 MB | ||
| 002 Parameter Passing Mechanism in Java.mp4 | 54.7 MB | ||
| 002 Plugins_ how to install free plugins, eclipse marketplace, workspace styles.mp4 | 26.7 MB | ||
| 002 Serialization and Cloning.mp4 | 203.5 MB | ||
| 002 String comparison_ How to compare Strings and what is String Pool_.mp4 | 50.7 MB | ||
| 002 Tell, Don’t Ask Pricniple & Data Structures.mp4 | 104 MB | ||
| 002 Why Java and why this course_ What is JDK, JRE and JVM_.mp4 | 51.8 MB | ||
| 003 'for' with condition loop.mp4 | 41.3 MB | ||
| 003 'switch' construction.mp4 | 53.3 MB | ||
| 003 Arrays.mp4 | 172.7 MB | ||
| 003 Code Refactoring in Eclipse.mp4 | 85.6 MB | ||
| 003 Communication plan.mp4 | 49.1 MB | ||
| 003 Different types of Classes, Abstract keyword and Abstract classes.mp4 | 130.7 MB | ||
| 003 Escape Sequences in Java.mp4 | 36.9 MB | ||
| 003 Function & BiFunction_ Theory & Practice.mp4 | 241.3 MB | ||
| 003 Homework Solution_ .bat file creation.mp4 | 20.6 MB | ||
| 003 How to set WIndows notepad as a default text editor in git.html | 1.2 KB | ||
| 003 Interfaces List, Set and Queue_ Overview.mp4 | 40.9 MB | ||
| 003 JUnit 5 API (Advanced) & Test Code Coverage.mp4 | 252.8 MB | ||
| 003 Law of Demeter.mp4 | 44.7 MB | ||
| 003 Math class, NaN, Infinity.mp4 | 76.1 MB | ||
| 003 Mockito_ Part 2.mp4 | 202.6 MB | ||
| 003 Recursive methods.mp4 | 41.6 MB | ||
| 003 Structural Patterns, p.1.mp4 | 211.2 MB | ||
| 003 TDD, BDD & ATTD - Practice.mp4 | 79.5 MB | ||
| 004 'for each' loop.mp4 | 24.5 MB | ||
| 004 Consumer, BiConsumer, Predicate & BiPredicate.mp4 | 228.8 MB | ||
| 004 Git repo init, First commit and main bracnh.mp4 | 69 MB | ||
| 004 Homework review_ 'switch' statement.mp4 | 11.9 MB | ||
| 004 Integrated Development Environment, Eclipse Overview.mp4 | 125 MB | ||
| 004 Interfaces.mp4 | 128.2 MB | ||
| 004 JUnit 5 API (Advanced p. 2) & Hamcrest Library.mp4 | 205.2 MB | ||
| 004 List implementations - ArrayList, Vector, CopyOnWriteArrayList & Stack.mp4 | 210.4 MB | ||
| 004 Packaging Pricniples p.1_ Cohesion Principles.mp4 | 80.6 MB | ||
| 004 String Formatting.mp4 | 39.2 MB | ||
| 004 Structural Patterns, p.2.mp4 | 193.4 MB | ||
| 004 Type of the expression in Java.mp4 | 57.3 MB | ||
| 004 Unlimited access to 'Learn IT' application for students.mp4 | 44.5 MB | ||
| 004 Variable Length Arguments.mp4 | 35 MB | ||
| 005 Behevioral Patterns, p.1.mp4 | 270.2 MB | ||
| 005 Comments in Java source code.mp4 | 83.1 MB | ||
| 005 Compare primitive and reference types & Java Memory Model.mp4 | 117.4 MB | ||
| 005 Git ignoring & Git log.mp4 | 70 MB | ||
| 005 Homework review_ Methods.mp4 | 15.9 MB | ||
| 005 Inheritance.mp4 | 122.9 MB | ||
| 005 LinkedList VS ArrayList, Big O Notation & Homework.mp4 | 191 MB | ||
| 005 Nested loops.mp4 | 13.4 MB | ||
| 005 Packaging Pricniples p.2_ Coupling Principles and Others.mp4 | 131.3 MB | ||
| 005 Regular expressions in Java.mp4 | 78.3 MB | ||
| 006 Behevioral Patterns, p.2.mp4 | 284.1 MB | ||
| 006 Comparator and Comparable.mp4 | 232.8 MB | ||
| 006 Git undoing things & Vi text editor.mp4 | 75 MB | ||
| 006 Homework review_ String.mp4 | 28 MB | ||
| 006 Jump Statements - Break and Continue.mp4 | 32.6 MB | ||
| 006 Polymorphism and 'final' keyword.mp4 | 122.2 MB | ||
| 006 Read user input from console.mp4 | 29.2 MB | ||
| 007 'static' keyword.mp4 | 86.5 MB | ||
| 007 Behevioral Patterns, p.3.mp4 | 185.4 MB | ||
| 007 Git remote repositories.mp4 | 65.6 MB | ||
| 007 Homework review_ Operators and Operations.mp4 | 131 MB | ||
| 007 Iterable, Iterator & ListIterator.mp4 | 238.6 MB | ||
| 007 Labels in Java.mp4 | 37.9 MB | ||
| 008 Encapsulation.mp4 | 64.6 MB | ||
| 008 Homework review_ Iteration Statements (Loops).mp4 | 18.3 MB | ||
| 008 Queue and Deque.mp4 | 153.2 MB | ||
| 008 SSH Connection.mp4 | 67.3 MB | ||
| 009 Git Branching.mp4 | 125.8 MB | ||
| 009 Map Hierarchy.mp4 | 174.3 MB | ||
| 009 Object, JNI and Object class overview.mp4 | 130.4 MB | ||
| 010 Hash Tables & HashMap.mp4 | 221.7 MB | ||
| 010 Pull Requests & Merge Requests.mp4 | 74.6 MB | ||
| 010 SOLID principles overview & Single Responsibility Principle.mp4 | 66.4 MB | ||
| 011 LinkedHashMap.mp4 | 84.7 MB | ||
| 011 Open _ Closed Principle.mp4 | 67.6 MB | ||
| 011 Updating local repository (fetch, merge, pull) & Team development demo.mp4 | 102 MB | ||
| 012 Liskov Substitution Principle.mp4 | 48.7 MB | ||
| 012 Merge Conflicts.mp4 | 108.5 MB | ||
| 012 SortedMap, NavigableMap & TreeMap.mp4 | 156.9 MB | ||
| 013 Git Rebasing & Force Update of remote repository.mp4 | 108.5 MB | ||
| 013 Interface Segregation Principle.mp4 | 38.8 MB | ||
| 013 Set Implementations (HashSet practice) & java.util.Colelctions class.mp4 | 179 MB | ||
| 014 Dependency Inversion Principle.mp4 | 60.4 MB | ||
| 014 Git Interactive Rebase.mp4 | 83.2 MB | ||
| 015 Git reset.mp4 | 68.1 MB | ||
| 016 Git stash.mp4 | 95.1 MB | ||
| 017 Restoring lost snapshots in Git_ git reflog.mp4 | 66.3 MB | ||
| 018 Git cherry-pick_ moving commits between branches.mp4 | 77.4 MB | ||
| 019 Cloning remote repository_ git clone.html | 2.8 KB | ||
| 020 Git and Eclipse integration.mp4 | 119.5 MB | ||
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