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# 🚀 Java Backend Development Journey

A structured repository tracking my continuous learning, coding practice, core concepts, and backend engineering milestones in Java.

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## 📌 Repository Overview

This repository documents my day-to-day progress, comprehensive notes, competitive programming solutions, and hands-on exercises covering Core Java and Backend Development fundamentals.

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Java-Backend-Development-Journey-/
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├── classRoom/            # Structured lecture topics & classroom implementations
├── practice/             # Hands-on coding exercises, experiments & drill tasks
├── Notes/                # Detailed module notes & reference documentation
├── img/                  # Architecture diagrams, screenshots & visual explanations
├── Notes.txt             # Quick revision notes & daily cheat-sheets
└── .gitignore            # Clean environment ignore rules

🛠️ Tech Stack & Tools

  • Language: Java (JDK 17+)
  • IDE: Eclipse IDE / VS Code / IntelliJ IDEA
  • Version Control: Git & GitHub
  • Focus Areas: Object-Oriented Programming (OOP), Data Structures, Algorithms & Backend Architecture

📂 Key Sections

  • CP/: Algorithmic problem solving, edge-case testing, and performance optimization.
  • classRoom/: Core concepts, syntactical deep dives, and foundational backend building blocks.
  • practice/: Independent exercises and real-world logic building.
  • Notes/: Theory summaries, key takeaways, and conceptual breakdowns for quick interview review.

⚡ Getting Started

  1. Clone the repository:
git clone [https://github.com/Akshat303/Java-Backend-Development-Journey-.git](https://github.com/Akshat303/Java-Backend-Development-Journey-.git)
  1. Navigate to the directory:
cd Java-Backend-Development-Journey-
  1. Open in your favorite IDE:
  • For Eclipse: File -> Open Projects from File System -> Select project folder.
  • For VS Code: Run code .

💡 Quick Pro-Tip for Eclipse Users

If you are using Eclipse, make sure to exclude local IDE state files like .metadata from your remote repository by keeping them in .gitignore to maintain a clean codebase.


👤 Author

Akshat

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