Oracle Java SE 21 Certification (1Z0-830) | Tech Hub Bathinda

Oracle Certified Professional: Java SE 21 Developer

Exam number 1Z0-830. The full exam syllabus we prepare students against, once they've finished the core Java course.

⏱ Duration: 30–40 days

Module 01

Handling date, time, text, numeric and boolean values

  • Use primitives and wrapper classes
  • Evaluate arithmetic and boolean expressions using the Math API, precedence rules, type conversions and casting
  • Manipulate text using String and StringBuilder, including text blocks
  • Work with date, time, duration, period, instant and time-zone objects, including daylight saving time
Module 02

Controlling program flow

  • Use control constructs: if/else, switch statements and expressions, loops, break and continue
Module 03

Using object-oriented concepts

  • Declare and instantiate objects, including nested classes; understand object life-cycle and garbage collection
  • Create classes and records; define instance/static fields and methods, constructors, initializers
  • Implement method overloading, including var-args
  • Understand variable scope, apply encapsulation, create immutable objects, use local variable type inference
  • Implement inheritance, including abstract/sealed/record types; override methods including from Object
  • Implement polymorphism; use casting, instanceof and pattern matching
  • Create and use interfaces, identify functional interfaces, use private/static/default interface methods
  • Create and use enums with fields, methods and constructors
Module 04

Handling exceptions

  • Handle exceptions using try/catch/finally, try-with-resources and multi-catch blocks, including custom exceptions
Module 05

Working with arrays and collections

  • Create arrays and collections: List, Set, Map, Deque
  • Add, remove, update, retrieve and sort collection elements
Module 06

Working with streams and lambda expressions

  • Use object and primitive streams and lambda expressions with functional interfaces to filter, transform, process and sort data
  • Perform decomposition, concatenation, reduction, grouping and partitioning on sequential and parallel streams
Module 07

Packaging and deploying Java code

  • Define modules and expose content, declare module dependencies
  • Define services, providers and consumers
  • Compile Java code, create modular/non-modular JARs and runtime images
Module 08

Managing concurrent code execution

  • Create platform and virtual threads using Runnable and Callable
  • Manage thread lifecycle with executor services and the concurrent API
  • Write thread-safe code using locking and concurrent collections
  • Process collections concurrently and use parallel streams
Module 09

Using the Java I/O API

  • Read and write console and file data using I/O streams
  • Serialize and deserialize Java objects
  • Use java.nio.file to work with Path objects and file properties
Module 10

Implementing localization

  • Implement localization using locales and resource bundles
  • Parse and format messages, dates, times, numbers, currencies and percentages

A few assumptions the exam makes

Assume necessary package/import statements exist unless stated otherwise. Assume all classes are either in one file or in the same directory. Ignore unintended line breaks — treat them as part of the same line if it helps the code compile. Assume that any descriptive comment implies correctly working code.

Also expected: basics of the Java Logging API; annotations including @Override, @FunctionalInterface, @Deprecated, @SuppressWarnings and @SafeVarargs; and generics, including wildcards.

New to Java?

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