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Java Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design, Second Edition

by: Malik, D. S.

Java Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design, Second Edition

by: Malik, D. S.

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9780619216085
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0619216085
Edition: 2nd
Format: Paperback
Copyright: 02/07/2005
Publisher: Course Technology
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This second edition of Java Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design continues to offer readers a truly student-focused approach to the introductory Java course. In addition to extensive examples and exercise sets, this text offers at least one complete Programming Example at the end of each chapter that contains the stages of Input, Output, Problem Analysis and Algorithm Design, and a Complete Program Listing. Utilizing extensive visual diagrams and accurate full-color code, Dr. Malik’s programming texts have proven highly successful for beginning programming students.

Preface	p. xxvii
An Overview of Computers and Programming Languages	p. 1
Introduction	p. 2
An Overview of the History of Computers	p. 2
Elements of a Computer System	p. 3
The Language of a Computer	p. 6
The Evolution of Programming Languages	p. 7
Processing a Java Program	p. 8
Programming with the Problem Analysis-Coding-Execution Cycle	p. 11
Programming Methodologies	p. 15
Quick Review	p. 17
Exercises	p. 18
Basic Elements of Java	p. 21
The Basics of a Java Program	p. 22
Data Types	p. 25
Arithmetic Operators and Operator Precedence	p. 30
Expressions	p. 33
Type Conversion (Casting)	p. 36
The class String	p. 37
Input	p. 40
Increment and Decrement Operators	p. 54
Strings and the Operator +	p. 56
Output	p. 58
Packages, Classes, Methods, and the import Statement	p. 65
Creating a Java Application Program	p. 66
Programming Style and Form	p. 71
More on Assignment Statements	p. 75
Programming Example: Convert Length	p. 77
Programming Example: Make Change	p. 81
Quick Review	p. 85
Exercises	p. 88
Programming Exercises	p. 95
Introduction to Objects and Input/Output	p. 97
Objects and Reference Variables	p. 98
Using Predefined Classes and Methods in a Program	p. 102
The class String	p. 104
Input/Output	p. 113
File Input/Output	p. 126
Programming Example: Movie Ticket Sale and Donation to Charity	p. 130
Programming Example: Student Grade	p. 136
Quick Review	p. 139
Exercises	p. 140
Programming Exercises	p. 143
Control Structures I	p. 147
Control Structures	p. 148
Relational Operators	p. 149
Relational Operators and Primitive Data Types	p. 151
Comparing Strings	p. 152
Logical (Boolean) Operators and Logical Expressions	p. 156
Order of Precedence	p. 158
Selection: if and if...else	p. 164
switch Structures	p. 177
Programming Example: Cable Company Billing	p. 183
Quick Review	p. 189
Exercises	p. 190
Programming Exercises	p. 196
Control Structures II	p. 199
Why Is Repetition Needed?	p. 200
The while Looping (Repetition) Structure	p. 201
Programming Example: Checking Account Balance	p. 215
Programming Example: Fibonacci Number	p. 224
The for Looping (Repetition) Structure	p. 229
Programming Example: Classify Numbers	p. 235
The do...while Looping (Repetition) Structure	p. 239
break and continue Statements	p. 243
Nested Control Structures	p. 245
Quick Review	p. 247
Exercises	p. 249
Programming Exercises	p. 260
Graphical User Interface (GUI) and Object-Oriented Design (OOD)	p. 263
Graphical User Interface (GUI) Components	p. 264
Programming Example: Temperature Conversion	p. 290
Object-Oriented Design	p. 298
Implementing Classes and Operations	p. 305
Quick Review	p. 307
Exercises	p. 308
Programming Exercises	p. 311
User-Defined Methods	p. 313
Predefined Methods	p. 314
User-Defined Methods	p. 319
Programming Example: Palindrome Number	p. 328
Flow of Execution	p. 332
Programming Example: Largest Number	p. 332
Void Methods	p. 334
Primitive Data Type Variables as Parameters	p. 341
Reference Variables as Parameters	p. 343
Scope of an Identifier within a Class	p. 359
Method Overloading: An Introduction	p. 361
Programming Example: Data Comparison	p. 362
Quick Review	p. 374
Exercises	p. 376
Programming Exercises	p. 385
User-Defined Classes and ADTs	p. 393
Classes	p. 394
The Copy Constructor	p. 418
Classes and the Method toString	p. 419
Static Members of a Class	p. 421
Finalizers	p. 423
Creating Your Own Packages	p. 423
The Reference this	p. 428
Inner Classes	p. 433
Abstract Data Types	p. 433
Programming Example: Candy Machine	p. 434
Quick Review	p. 457
Exercises	p. 459
Programming Exercises	p. 464
Arrays	p. 467
Why Do We Need Arrays?	p. 468
Arrays	p. 469
Parallel Arrays	p. 488
Arrays of Objects	p. 489
Two-Dimensional Arrays	p. 491
Multidimensional Arrays	p. 506
Programming Example: Text Processing	p. 508
Quick Review	p. 512
Exercises	p. 513
Programming Exercises	p. 517
Applications of Arrays and Strings	p. 523
List Processing	p. 524
The class Vector	p. 542
Programming Example: Election Results	p. 549
The class String (Revisited)	p. 565
Programming Example: Pig Latin Strings	p. 570
Quick Review	p. 576
Exercises	p. 576
Programming Exercises	p. 579
Inheritance and Composition	p. 581
Inheritance	p. 582
The class Object	p. 602
Java Stream Classes	p. 604
Objects of Superclasses and Subclasses	p. 605
Abstract Methods and Classes	p. 611
Interfaces	p. 614
Composition	p. 616
Programming Example: Grade Report	p. 621
Quick Review	p. 657
Exercises	p. 658
Programming Exercises	p. 664
Handling Exceptions and Events	p. 669
The Java Exception Hierarchy	p. 670
Java's Exception Classes	p. 674
Checked and Unchecked Exceptions	p. 677
Handling Exceptions within a Program	p. 678
The Method printStackTrace	p. 692
Exception-Handling Techniques	p. 695
Creating Your Own Exception Classes	p. 696
Event Handling	p. 698
Programming Example: Calculator	p. 704
Quick Review	p. 713
Exercises	p. 715
Programming Exercises	p. 719
Advanced GUIs and Graphics	p. 721
Applets	p. 725
class Font	p. 729
class Color	p. 732
class Graphics	p. 738
Additional GUI Components	p. 748
Layout Managers	p. 778
Menus	p. 784
Key and Mouse Events	p. 786
Programming Example: Java Kiosk	p. 797
Quick Review	p. 805
Exercises	p. 806
Programming Exercises	p. 808
Recursion	p. 813
Recursive Definitions	p. 814
Problem Solving Using Recursion	p. 817
Recursion or Iteration?	p. 829
Programming Example: Converting a Number from Decimal to Binary	p. 830
Programming Example: Sierpinski Gasket	p. 834
Quick Review	p. 841
Exercises	p. 842
Programming Exercises	p. 844
Java Reserved Words	p. 851
Operator Precedence	p. 853
Character Sets	p. 855
Packages and User-Defined Classes	p. 859
Primitive Type Classes	p. 859
Java Classes	p. 871
Class: Boolean (Package java.lang)	p. 871
Class: BorderLayout (Package java.awt)	p. 871
Class: BufferedReader (Package java.io)	p. 872
Class: Character (Package java.lang)	p. 873
Class: Color (Package java.awt)	p. 874
Class: Component (Package java.awt)	p. 875
Class: Container (Package java.awt)	p. 877
Class: DecimalFormat (Package java.text)	p. 878
Class: Double (Package java.lang)	p. 879
Class: Exception (Package java.lang)	p. 880
Class: FileReader (Package java.io)	p. 880
Class: FileWriter (Package java.io)	p. 881
Class: Float (Package java.lang)	p. 881
Class: FlowLayout (Package java.awt)	p. 883
Class: Font (Package java.awt)	p. 883
Class: Graphics (Package java.awt)	p. 884
Class: GridLayout (Package java.awt)	p. 888
Class: InputStreamReader (Package java.io)	p. 888
Class: Integer (Package java.lang)	p. 889
Class: JApplet (Package javax.swing)	p. 890
Class: JButton (Package javax.swing)	p. 891
Class: JCheckBox (Package javax.swing)	p. 893
Class: JComboBox (Package javax.swing)	p. 895
Class: JFrame (Package javax.swing)	p. 897
Class: JLabel (Package javax.swing)	p. 898
Class: JList (Package javax.swing)	p. 900
Class: JMenu (Package javax.swing)	p. 901
Class: JMenuBar (Package javax.swing)	p. 903
Class: JMenuItem (Package javax.swing)	p. 904
Class: JRadioButton (Package javax.swing)	p. 904
Class: JTextArea (Package javax.swing)	p. 906
Class: JTextField (Package javax.swing)	p. 907
Class: Long (Package java.lang)	p. 909
Class: Math (Package java.lang)	p. 910
Class: Point (Package java.awt)	p. 911
Class: PrintWriter (Package java.io)	p. 912
Class: String (Package java.lang)	p. 914
Class: StringBuffer (Package java.lang)	p. 916
Class: StringTokenizer (Package java.util)	p. 919
Class: Throwable (Package java.lang)	p. 919
Class: Vector (Package java.util)	p. 920
Answers to Selected Exercises	p. 923
Chapter 1	p. 923
Chapter 2	p. 923
Chapter 3	p. 924
Chapter 4	p. 925
Chapter 5	p. 926
Chapter 6	p. 927
Chapter 7	p. 928
Chapter 8	p. 928
Chapter 9	p. 929
Chapter 10	p. 930
Chapter 11	p. 931
Chapter 12	p. 932
Chapter 13	p. 932
Chapter 14	p. 933
Index	p. 935
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