Learn all about the Java String variable type.  The String is a widely used and fairly complex variable type, but we will cover everything you need to really understand what it's all about!

In this episode, you will learn the ins and outs of Inheritance.  This concept is one of the three key concepts of object oriented programming, so it's an important one to understand.

This episode will talk in depth about the Java Object and what it's so important to the Java programming language.  We will also touch on the static keyword, as it pertains to the Java Objects with respect to the Class blueprint.

In this episode of the How to Program with Java podcast, we'll learn about Primitive data types and why they are used in Java.  We'll talk about the difference between the primitive types and their Object Wrapper counterparts.  We will cover when to use one over another and some important things to understand about Primitives!

In this episode of the How to Program with Java podcast, we will learn about Arrays in Java, why they are useful and what important things we should know about Arrays before we start to use them.

This how to program with java podcast episode will teach you everything you'll need to get off the ground with what a method is an how they are used in Java.

In this episode you will learn how to create your first Java program.  This is usually known in the programming community as your "Hello World" program.  This signifies that you have everything properly setup and you have written the most basic code to get your first program running and operating correctly.

In this episode of the How to Program with Java podcast, we will talk about what Syntax is in the Java programming language, and why it's the toughest part of learning the language.  Also, we'll talk about some tools that will make your life easier, especially when it comes to syntax!

This episode of the How to Program with Java podcast talks about Data Structures.  How they are used in Java, why they are important and when to use them.  Examples of Data Structures:  List, Map and Set.