Core Java Programming in 2025 – Part 3

This third part of the Core Java Programming in 2025 series dives deep into advanced Java concepts that every developer must master. You’ll start with a comprehensive understanding of Interfaces in depth, including multiple interface inheritance and real-life usage. Then explore abstract inner classes and lambda expressions, bringing modern functional programming style to your Java skills.

In the second half of the course, you’ll develop solid command over Exception Handling—starting with basic try-catch blocks and moving toward custom, chained, and propagated exceptions. These are critical concepts for real-world error management in large-scale applications.

The course ends with an introduction to Recursion—a must-know for interviews and algorithmic thinking. You’ll solve practical problems like finding the largest/second-largest numbers, missing elements, and the pair sum problem—all using recursion.

What makes this course special is its practical-first approach. Each concept is followed by logical application and real-world coding questions to help learners think like a developer. With crystal-clear explanations and step-by-step demonstrations, learners will improve both their coding skills and problem-solving approach.

If you want to ace technical interviews, write robust Java applications, and understand how real Java systems handle exceptions and recursive logic, this course is your next step forward. Combine this with Part 1 and Part 2 for a complete Core Java learning journey.