Here is a basic syllabus for learning Java:
I. Introduction to Java
A. Overview of Java
B. Features of Java
C. JVM Architecture
D. Installation of Java and Setting up the environment
II. Data Types, Operators, and Expressions
A. Primitive Data Types
B. Variables and Constants
C. Operators and Expressions
D. Type Conversion and Casting
III. Control Flow Statements
A. Conditional Statements (if, switch)
B. Looping Statements (for, while, do-while)
C. Jump Statements (break, continue, return)
IV. Arrays
A. Single and Multi-dimensional Arrays
B. Array Operations
C. Enhanced for loop
V. Classes and Objects
A. Object-Oriented Programming Concepts
B. Classes and Objects
C. Constructors and Methods
D. Access Modifiers
E. Encapsulation
F. Inheritance
G. Polymorphism
VI. Exception Handling
A. Exception Types
B. try-catch-finally block
C. Exception Propagation
D. Checked and Unchecked Exceptions
VII. Input/Output Operations
A. File Handling
B. Input and Output Streams
C. Serialization and Deserialization
VIII. Generics
A. Introduction to Generics
B. Generic Classes and Methods
C. Wildcards
IX. Collections Framework
A. Introduction to Collections
B. Collection Interfaces (List, Set, Map)
C. List Interface (ArrayList, LinkedList)
D. Set Interface (HashSet, TreeSet)
E. Map Interface (HashMap, TreeMap)
X. Multithreading
A. Introduction to Multithreading
B. Thread Class and Runnable Interface
C. Synchronization
D. Deadlocks
XI. Networking
A. Introduction to Networking
B. Socket Programming
C. URL Processing
D. Networking Protocols (TCP, UDP)
XII. GUI Programming
A. Introduction to GUI Programming
B. Swing Components (JFrame, JLabel, JButton, etc.)
C. Event Handling
This is just a basic syllabus, and there are many additional topics and advanced concepts that you can explore as you progress. Good luck with your Java learning journey!