Advanced Java Programming Lab

List of Experiments:

  1. Write a java program of thread synchronization, inter-thread communication, and thread pooling.
  2. Implement a client-server application using Java's networking APIs.
  3. Design a calculator, a simple text editor, or a graphical game with user interaction and visual components. Explore event handling, layout managers, and UI design principles.
  4. Implement functionalities like data retrieval, insertion, deletion, and updating records. Explore concepts like JDBC, SQL queries, and database transactions.
  5. Utilize third-party libraries or frameworks in Java programming. Choose a popular library (e.g., Apache Commons, Gson, Log4j) and develop programs that showcase its features and functionality.
  6. Write a java program to writes objects to a file in a serialized format and then reads and reconstructs the objects from the file.
  7. Write a java program that uses reflection to inspect and modify the behavior of objects based on user input or external configuration.
  8. Implement generic methods to perform operations like sorting, searching, or filtering on generic collections.
  9. Design custom annotations and use them in a Java program to provide additional metadata and define behavior.
  10. Write a java program to Integrate Java with native code by using the JNI (with native libraries written in C/C++).
  11. Implement functional programming concepts and solve problems related to data manipulation, filtering, or mapping.

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