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1. **Java Syntax**: - Basic structure of a Java program (class, methods, main method). - Importance of semicolons, curly braces, and comments. 2. **Data Types**: - Primitive types (int, double, char, boolean) and reference types (String, arrays). - Declaring variables and assigning values. 3. **Control Flow**: - Conditional statements (`if`, `else if`, `switch`). - Loops (`for`, `while`, `do-while`). 4. **Methods**: - Declaring and calling methods. - Method parameters and return types. 5. **Arrays**: - Declaring, initializing, and accessing arrays. - Basic operations with arrays. 6. **Basic Object-Oriented Programming**: - Classes and objects: defining classes and creating objects. - Instance variables and methods. 7. **Input/Output**: - Using `System.out.println` for output. - Reading input using `Scanner`. This foundation will help you get comfortable with the basics of Java programming and prepare you for more advanced topics.

In a session on the basic fundamentals of Java, I plan to cover the following topics: Introduction to Java: An overview of what Java is, its uses, and why it’s a great language to learn. Variables and Data Types: Explanation of different data types (e.g., int, double, boolean) and how to declare variables. Operators: How to use arithmetic, relational, and logical operators. Control Structures: Introduction to if/else statements and loops (for, while) for controlling the flow of the program. Methods: How to create and call methods to organize and reuse code. Object-Oriented Basics: Introduction to classes and objects in Java.