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An Introduction to Java Programming And Object-oriented Application Development

by: Johnson, Richard

An Introduction to Java Programming And Object-oriented Application Development

by: Johnson, Richard

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9780619217464
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0619217464
Edition: 1st
Format: Paperback
Copyright: 02/23/2006
Publisher: Cengage Learning

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Summary

This text covers what students need to know about basic Java programming in a clear, straight-forward writing style.

Preface

Computers, Programming, and Application Development

(36)

The Computer System

(6)

What Computers Do

(1)

Computer System Components

(6)

The Evolution of Programming Languages

(5)

First-Generation Language

(1)

Second-Generation Languages

(1)

Third-Generation Languages

(1)

Fourth- and Fifth-Generation Languages

(1)

The Java Programming Language

(1)

Application Development Overview

(5)

Problem Solving

(1)

Algorithms

(1)

Systems Development Life Cycle (SDLC)

(2)

Procedural Programming

(1)

Object-Oriented Systems Development

(1)

Getting Started with Java

(8)

Download the JDK

(1)

View the Contents of the JDK

(1)

Set the Path Variable in Windows XP

(1)

Creating Your First Java Program

(5)

Chapter Summary

(10)

Key Terms

(3)

Review Questions

(2)

Programming Exercises

(3)

Fundamentals of Java Programming

(64)

Anatomy of a Java Program

(15)

Application Hierarchy

(1)

Java Programming Conventions

(3)

Planning a Program

(3)

A Java Program Template

(1)

Understand the Problem

(1)

Plan the Application

(1)

Code the Application

(6)

Compile and Test

(2)

Deploy the Application

(1)

Data in Java Programs

(12)

Literals

(1)

Variables

(1)

Combining Literals and Variables

(1)

Escape Sequences

(1)

Primitive Data Types

(3)

Variable Declaration and Initialization

(1)

Assigning Values to Variables

(1)

Type Casting

(1)

Named Constants

(1)

Understand the Problem

(1)

Plan the Application

(1)

Code the Application

(3)

Compile and Test

(1)

Deploy the Application

(1)

Arithmetic Operators and Expressions

(9)

Arithmetic Operators

(1)

Arithmetic Expressions

(1)

Unary Negation

(1)

Addition and Subtraction

(1)

Multiplication and Division

(1)

Modulus Operator

(1)

Operator Precedence

(1)

Combined Assignment Operators

(1)

Operators and Expressions: Following Good Programming Practices

(1)

Understand the Problem

(1)

Plan the Application

(1)

Code the Application

(2)

Compile and Test

(1)

Deploy the Application

(1)

Simple Program Input and Output

(12)

The JOptionPane Class

(3)

The Scanner Class

(2)

Comparing JOptionPane and Scanner

(1)

Understand the Problem

(1)

Plan the Application

(1)

Code the Application

(3)

Compile and Test

(1)

Deploy the Application

(1)

Case Study: Music World

(4)

Chapter Summary

(11)

Key Terms

(3)

Review Questions

(2)

Programming Exercises

(3)

Making Decisions with Java

101

(60)

Comparing Numbers in Java

103

(5)

Relational Operators

103

(1)

Comparing Different Data Types

104

(1)

Understand the Problem

104

(1)

Plan the Application

104

(1)

Write the Code

105

(3)

Deploy the Application

108

(1)

Comparing Strings in Java

108

(10)

Strings as Objects

108

(1)

The String Class

108

(1)

The Method compareTo

109

(2)

The Method equals

111

(1)

Understand the Problem

112

(1)

Plan the Application

112

(1)

Write the Code

113

(3)

Compile and Test

116

(1)

Deploy the Application

117

(1)

Logical (Boolean) Operators and Order of Precedence

118

(10)

Logical (Boolean) Operators

118

(1)

Order of Precedence

119

(3)

Understand the Problem

122

(1)

Plan the Application

123

(1)

Write the Code

124

(3)

Compile and Test

127

(1)

Deploy the Application

128

(1)

Selection Structures in Java

128

(18)

One-Way Selection

129

(1)

Two-Way Selection

130

(2)

Nested if. . .else Statements

132

(2)

The switch Statement

134

(3)

A switch Example

137

(2)

Understand the Problem

139

(1)

Plan the Application

139

(2)

Write the Code

141

(3)

Compile and Test

144

(1)

Deploy the Application

145

(1)

Case Study: Music World

146

(6)

Chapter Summary

152

(9)

Key Terms

155

(1)

Review Questions

156

(2)

Programming Exercises

158

(3)

Repeating Program Statements

161

(56)

The while Statement

164

(15)

The while Statement's Syntax

164

(1)

Flowchart for a while Loop

165

(1)

Counter-Controlled while Loops

166

(4)

Sentinel-Controlled while Loops

170

(2)

Understand the Problem

172

(1)

Plan the Application

173

(1)

Write the Code

174

(3)

Compile and Test

177

(2)

Deploy the Application

179

(1)

The for Statement

179

(8)

The for Statement's Syntax

179

(2)

Understand the Problem

181

(1)

Plan the Application

181

(2)

Write the Code

183

(3)

Compile and Test

186

(1)

Deploy the Application

186

(1)

The do. . .while Statement

187

(12)

The do. . .while Statement's Syntax

187

(1)

The do. . .while Flowchart

187

(1)

A do. . .while Example

188

(2)

Understand the Problem

190

(1)

Plan the Application

190

(4)

Write the Code

194

(4)

Compile and Test

198

(1)

Deploy the Application

199

(1)

Nested Loops, break, and continue

199

(4)

Nested Loops

199

(2)

The break Statement in Loops

201

(1)

The continue Statement

202

(1)

A Caveat About break and continue

203

(1)

Case Study: MusicWorld

203

(7)

Chapter Summary

210

(7)

Key Terms

211

(1)

Review Questions

212

(2)

Programming Exercises

214

(3)

Methods and Classes

217

(62)

Predefined Java Methods

219

(24)

Working with Mathematical Functions

219

(3)

Working with Strings

222

(4)

Formatting Numbers

226

(4)

Working with Times and Dates

230

(5)

Understand the Problem

235

(1)

Plan the Application

235

(2)

Write the Code

237

(4)

Compile and Test

241

(1)

Deploy the Application

242

(1)

Programmer-Defined Methods

243

(19)

Overview of Programmer-Defined Methods

243

(1)

Anatomy of Programmer-Defined Methods and Method Calls

244

(3)

Passing Data to Methods: Primitive Variables and Reference Variables

247

(3)

The Scope of Variables

250

(3)

Understand the Problem

253

(1)

Plan the Application

253

(3)

Write the Code

256

(5)

Compile and Test

261

(1)

Deploy the Application

262

(1)

Case Study: MusicWorld

262

(9)

The Flowchart for MusicWorldApp5

262

(7)

Program Code for MusicWorldApp5

269

(2)

Chapter Summary

271

(8)

Key Terms

272

(2)

Review Questions

274

(2)

Programming Exercises

276

(3)

Arrays

279

(52)

The One-Dimensional Array

280

(12)

Declaring an Array

281

(1)

Creating an Array

281

(1)

Initializing an Array

282

(1)

Accessing an Array

283

(1)

Parallel Arrays

284

(2)

Understand the Problem

286

(1)

Plan the Application

286

(1)

Write the Code

287

(3)

Compile and Test

290

(1)

Deploy the Application

291

(1)

Multidimensional Arrays

292

(15)

Two-Dimensional Arrays

292

(3)

Ragged Arrays

295

(2)

Arrays of Three or More Dimensions

297

(2)

Understand the Problem

299

(1)

Plan the Application

300

(2)

Write the Code

302

(4)

Compile and Test

306

(1)

Deploy the Application

307

(1)

Other Array Topics

307

(6)

Passing Arrays to Methods

307

(3)

Predefined Methods for Arrays

310

(3)

Case Study: Music World

313

(9)

Chapter Summary

322

(9)

Key Terms

324

(1)

Review Questions

325

(2)

Programming Exercises

327

(4)

Characters, Strings, and Formatting

331

(54)

Working with Characters

332

(10)

Brief Review of the char Data Type

332

(1)

Methods in the Character Class

333

(3)

Understand the Problem

336

(1)

Plan the Application

336

(1)

Write the Code

337

(4)

Compile and Test

341

(1)

Deploy the Application

342

(1)

Working with Strings

342

(15)

Brief Review of the String Class

342

(1)

The StringBuilder Class

343

(2)

The StringTokenizer Class

345

(1)

Understand the Problem

346

(1)

Plan the Application

346

(6)

Write the Code

352

(4)

Compile and Test

356

(1)

Deploy the Application

357

(1)

Formatting Data for Output

357

(10)

The printf and format Methods

358

(8)

The format Method

366

(1)

Case Study: Music World

367

(12)

Flowcharts for New Features of Music WorldApp7.java

368

(4)

Program Code for Music WorldApp7.java

372

(7)

Chapter Summary

379

(6)

Key Terms

380

(1)

Review Questions

381

(2)

Programming Exercises

383

(2)

Exceptions and Assertions

385

(46)

Exception Handling

386

(24)

An Example of a Thrown Exception

386

(3)

Handling Errors with Program Logic

389

(1)

Handling Exceptions with the try Statement

390

(4)

Classifying Exceptions

394

(4)

Multiple Catch Blocks and Programmer-Defined Exceptions

398

(2)

Propagating Exceptions

400

(1)

Understand the Problem

401

(1)

Plan the Application

401

(4)

Write the Code

405

(4)

Compile and Test

409

(1)

Deploy the Application

410

(1)

Assertions

410

(3)

Using an Assertion

410

(1)

An Example of an Assertion

411

(2)

Case Study: MusicWorld

413

(11)

Flowcharts for New Features of Music WorldApp8.java

414

(9)

Program Code for MusicWorldApp8.java

423

(1)

Chapter Summary

424

(7)

Key Terms

425

(1)

Review Questions

426

(3)

Programming Exercises

429

(2)

File Input and Output

431

(48)

Inputting Data from a Text File

432

(14)

Text File Organization

432

(1)

The File Class

433

(3)

The FileReader and BufferedReader Classes

436

(4)

Understand the Problem

440

(1)

Plan the Application

440

(5)

Compile and Test

445

(1)

Deploy the Application

446

(1)

Outputting Data to a Text File

446

(8)

The File Class

446

(2)

The FileWriter and PrintWriter Classes

448

(1)

Understand the Problem

449

(1)

Plan the Application

449

(2)

Write the Code

451

(3)

Compile and Test

454

(1)

Deploy the Application

454

(1)

Performing Input and Output with Binary Files

454

(5)

Identifying an Input/Output File

455

(1)

Writing to a Binary File

455

(2)

Reading from a Binary File

457

(2)

Case Study: MusicWorld

459

(14)

Flowcharts for New Features of Music WorldApp9.java

459

(4)

Program Code for MusicWorldApp9.java

463

(10)

Chapter Summary

473

(6)

Key Terms

474

(1)

Review Questions

475

(2)

Programming Exercises

477

(2)

Graphical User Interfaces

479

(66)

Creating User Interfaces

480

(4)

A Console User Interface

480

(1)

A Simple GUI

481

(1)

A More Complete GUI

482

(2)

Overview of a Java GUI

484

(2)

GUI Components: Swing vs. AWT

484

(1)

A GUI Class Hierarchy

484

(1)

The Component Class and Layout Manager Classes

485

(1)

Developing a Java GUI

486

(15)

The JFrame Class

486

(2)

The JLabel Class

488

(2)

The JTextField Class

490

(2)

The JButton Class

492

(3)

Understand the Problem

495

(1)

Plan the Application

495

(3)

Write the Code

498

(3)

Compile and Test

501

(1)

Deploy the Application

501

(1)

Adding Functionality to a GUI

501

(15)

Event-Driven Programming

502

(1)

How to Implement Event Handling

503

(6)

Understand the Problem

509

(1)

Plan the Application

509

(1)

Write the Code

510

(5)

Compile and Test

515

(1)

Deploy the Application

516

(1)

Improving GUI Layout

516

(6)

The JPanel Class

516

(1)

The FlowLayout Class

517

(1)

The BorderLayout Class

517

(5)

Case Study: MusicWorld

522

(17)

Flowcharts for New Features of Music WorldApp10.java

523

(12)

Program Code for MusicWorldApp10.java

535

(4)

Chapter Summary

539

(6)

Key Terms

540

(1)

Review Questions

541

(2)

Programming Exercises

543

(2)

Object-Oriented Application Development: Part I

545

(50)

Overview of OO Application Development

546

(4)

Attributes and Behaviors of Objects

547

(1)

Structured Application Development

547

(1)

Object-Oriented Application Development

548

(2)

Understand the Problem

550

(1)

Objects and Classes

550

(8)

Objects

550

(1)

Classes

551

(2)

The Visibility of Instance Variables and Methods

553

(1)

Understand the Problem

553

(1)

Plan the Application

554

(1)

Write the Code

555

(3)

Compile and Test

558

(1)

A Complete OO Application

558

(8)

Application Classes

558

(1)

Encapsulation

559

(1)

Information Hiding

559

(1)

Object Interface

560

(1)

Understand the Problem

561

(1)

Plan the Application

561

(1)

Write the Code

562

(2)

Compile and Test

564

(1)

Deploy the Application

565

(1)

Other Topics in OO Application Development

566

(14)

Composition

566

(2)

Static Class Members

568

(1)

Final Instance Variables

569

(1)

Understand the Problem

569

(1)

Plan the Application

569

(1)

Write the Code

570

(7)

Compile and Test

577

(1)

Deploy the Application

578

(2)

Case Study: Music World

580

(7)

Analysis of Music WorldApp11.java

580

(1)

Program Code for MusicWorldApp11.java

581

(6)

The Music World Application

587

(1)

Chapter Summary

587

(8)

Key Terms

589

(2)

Review Questions

591

(2)

Programming Exercises

593

(2)

Object-Oriented Application Development: Part II

595

(50)

Inheritance

596

(23)

Inheritance and Java's Predefined Classes

596

(3)

Inheritance and Programmer-Defined Classes

599

(6)

Understand the Problem

605

(1)

Plan the Application

605

(4)

Write the Code

609

(8)

Compile and Test

617

(1)

Deploy the Application

618

(1)

Polymorphism

619

(9)

Overloading

619

(2)

Overriding

621

(1)

Static (Early) and Dynamic (Late) Binding

621

(1)

Understand the Problem

622

(1)

Plan the Application

622

(1)

Write the Code

623

(5)

Case Study: Music World

628

(10)

Analysis of Music WorldApp12.java

629

(1)

Program Code for the MusicWorld Application

630

(8)

Chapter Summary

638

(7)

Key Terms

639

(1)

Review Questions

640

(2)

Programming Exercises

642

(3)

An Introduction to the UML

645

(44)

Overview of UML

646

(4)

Modeling a Software System

646

(1)

What Is the UML?

647

(2)

History of UML

649

(1)

Structural Diagrams

650

(15)

The Class Diagram

650

(4)

The Object Diagram

654

(1)

The Component Diagram

655

(2)

The Deployment Diagram

657

(1)

Understand the Problem

658

(1)

Identify Possible Classes

659

(1)

The Class Diagram

660

(1)

An Object Diagram

661

(1)

The Component Diagram

662

(1)

The Deployment Diagram

663

(2)

Behavioral Diagrams

665

(15)

Use Case Diagrams

665

(2)

Sequence Diagrams

667

(2)

Activity Diagrams

669

(4)

Communication Diagrams

673

(1)

State Machine Diagrams

673

(2)

Understand the Problem

675

(1)

Use Case Diagram

675

(1)

Sequence Diagram

676

(1)

Activity Diagram

677

(1)

Communication Diagram

678

(1)

State Machine Diagram

679

(1)

Case Study: MusicWorld

680

(3)

The Class Diagram

680

(2)

The Use Case Diagram

682

(1)

The Sequence Diagram

682

(1)

Chapter Summary

683

(6)

Key Terms

685

(1)

Review Questions

686

(2)

Diagramming Exercises

688

(1)

An Introduction to the Unified Process

689

(34)

The SDLC and the Unified Process

690

(8)

The Software Development Process in General

690

(3)

What Is the Unified Process?

693

(1)

A Construction Project: A Software Development Analogy

694

(4)

Phases and Elements of the Unified Process

698

(7)

Phases of the UP

698

(3)

Modeling Elements of the UP

701

(1)

Workflows of the UP

702

(1)

Relationship Between UP Phases and Workflows

702

(2)

A Library Inventory System

704

(1)

UP Workflows and UML Models

705

(10)

The Requirements Workflow

705

(1)

The Analysis Workflow

706

(3)

The Design Workflow

709

(2)

The Implementation and Test Workflows

711

(1)

Library Inventory System, Continued

711

(4)

Case Study: Music World

715

(1)

Chapter Summary

715

(8)

Key Terms

716

(2)

Review Questions

718

(3)

Diagramming Exercises

721

(2)

Appendix

723

(2)

Glossary

725

(14)

Index

739

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An Introduction to Java Programming And Object-oriented Application Development

An Introduction to Java Programming And Object-oriented Application Development

9780619217464

0619217464

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