Groovy Programming for Beginners Training Course

Introduction to Programming with Groovy for Government

• What is Groovy?
• Brief history and evolution of Groovy
• Why choose Groovy for government projects?
• Overview of programming concepts
• Introduction to scripting vs compiled languages

Environment Setup

• Installing Groovy for government systems
• Setting up the Groovy environment on different operating systems used in government agencies
• Introduction to GroovyShell and IDEs suitable for government use
• Exploring GroovyShell for government applications
• Introduction to Integrated Development Environments (IDEs) compatible with Groovy for government workflows

Your First Groovy Script for Government

• Hello world in Groovy for government users
• Writing and running your first Groovy script for government tasks
• Basic Groovy syntax for government applications
• Comments, variables, and printing outputs for government projects

Fundamental Programming Concepts in Groovy for Government

• Data types and variables for government use
• Primitive types, strings, and type inference for government applications
• Basic operators for government tasks
• Arithmetic, relational, and logical operators in Groovy for government projects
• String manipulation for government needs
• Common string operations and methods for government use

Control Structures for Government Applications

• Conditional statements for government programming
• if, else, and switch statements in Groovy for government tasks
• Looping Constructs for government workflows
• for, while, and do-while loops in Groovy for government use

Introduction to Collections for Government Use

• Working with arrays for government projects
• Declaring, initializing, and accessing arrays for government tasks
• Lists and maps for government applications
• Introduction to list and map usage and operations for government use

Introduction to Functions and Closures for Government Projects

• Defining and calling functions for government tasks
• Syntax, parameters, and return values in Groovy for government applications
• Basic introduction to closures for government use

Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming for Government

• Classes and objects for government projects
• Creating classes, objects, and understanding properties in Groovy for government applications
• Basic methods for government tasks
• Method definitions and method calling in Groovy for government use

Basic Error Handling for Government Applications

• Introduction to exception handling for government projects
• Try, catch, and finally blocks in Groovy for government tasks
• Common exception types in Groovy for government use

Summary and Next Steps for Government Users