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Introduction to Java Programming, Core

by: Liang, Y. Daniel

Introduction to Java Programming, Core

by: Liang, Y. Daniel

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9780131489530
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0131489534
Edition: 5th
Format: Paperback
Copyright: 01/01/2005
Publisher: Prentice Hall
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Using a step-by-step approach that fosters self-teaching, Liang presents Java programming in four parts. The early chapters outline the conceptual basis for understanding Java. Subsequent chapters progressively present Java programming in detail, culminating with the development of comprehensive Java applications.Revised in every detail to enhance clarity, content, presentation, examples, and exercises. Updated to JSE 5.0 Features many new illustrations and short examples throughout to demonstrate concepts and techniques. Presents large examples in case studies with overall discussions and thorough line-by-line explanations. Expands treatment of Object-Oriented Programming and GUI Programming. Features excellent coverage of advanced topics in the new Comprehensive version, including: Exceptions, data structures, multithreading, JavaBeans, MVC, Containers, Advanced Swing, Database Programming, Servlets, JavaServer Pages, Networking, and Remote Method Invocation.Ideal tutorial/reference for programmers who want to learn more about Java.

Part I Fundamentals of Programming

(211)

Introduction to Computers, Programs, and Java

(29)

Introduction

(1)

What Is a Computer?

(3)

Programs

(2)

Operating Systems

(1)

Number Systems (Optional)

(3)

Java, World Wide Web, and Beyond

(3)

Characteristics of Java (Optional)

(3)

The Java Language Specification, API, JDK, and IDE

(1)

A Simple Java Program

(1)

Creating, Compiling, and Executing a Java Program

(2)

Anatomy of the Java Program

(2)

Displaying Text in a Message Dialog Box

(7)

Primitive Data Types and Operations

(48)

Introduction

(1)

Writing Simple Programs

(2)

Identifiers

(1)

Variables

(1)

Assignment Statements and Assignment Expressions

(1)

Constants

(1)

Numeric Data Types and Operations

(5)

Numeric Type Conversions

(1)

Character Data Type and Operations

(2)

boolean Data Type and Operations

(3)

Operator Precedence and Associativity

(1)

Operand Evaluation Order

(1)

The String Type

(1)

Getting Input from Input Dialogs

(3)

Case Studies

(7)

Getting Input from the Console (Optional)

(1)

Formatting Output (JDK 1.5 Feature)

(2)

Programming Style and Documentation

(2)

Programming Errors

(1)

Debugging

(11)

Control Statements

(45)

Introduction

(1)

Selection Statements

(10)

Loop Statements

(9)

Which Loop to Use?

100

(1)

Using the Keywords break and continue

101

(3)

Case Studies

104

(21)

Methods

125

(50)

Introduction

126

(1)

Creating a Method

126

(1)

Calling a Method

127

(3)

Passing Parameters by Values

130

(3)

Overloading Methods

133

(4)

The Scope of Local Variables

137

(1)

Method Abstraction

138

(1)

The Math Class

138

(3)

Case Study: Generating Random Characters

141

(2)

Stepwise Refinement (Optional)

143

(6)

Recursion (Optional)

149

(10)

Packages (Optional)

159

(16)

Arrays

175

(36)

Introduction

176

(1)

Array Basics

176

(7)

Copying Arrays

183

(1)

Passing Arrays to Methods

184

(4)

Returning an Array from a Method

188

(3)

Sorting Arrays

191

(2)

Searching Arrays

193

(3)

Multidimensional Arrays

196

(15)

Part II Object-Oriented Programming

211

(156)

Objects and Classes

213

(44)

Introduction

214

(1)

Defining Classes for Objects

214

(1)

Constructing Objects Using Constructors

215

(1)

Accessing Objects via Reference Variables

216

(6)

Using Classes from the Java Library

222

(1)

Visibility Modifiers, Accessors, and Mutators

223

(2)

Data Field Encapsulation

225

(2)

Immutable Objects and Classes

227

(1)

Passing Objects to Methods

228

(1)

Static Variables, Constants, and Methods

229

(4)

The Scope of Variables

233

(1)

The this Keyword

234

(1)

Array of Objects

235

(3)

Class Abstraction and Encapsulation

238

(1)

Case Study: The Loan Class

238

(4)

Case Study: The StackOfIntegers Class (Optional)

242

(3)

Inner Classes

245

(12)

Strings

257

(30)

Introduction

258

(1)

The String Class

258

(9)

The Character Class

267

(3)

The StringBuffer Class

270

(4)

The StringTokenizer Class

274

(2)

The Scanner Class (JDK 1.5 Feature)

276

(1)

Implementing MyInput Using Scanner

276

(2)

Command-Line Arguments

278

(9)

Inheritance and Polymorphism

287

(28)

Introduction

288

(1)

Superclasses and Subclasses

288

(1)

Using the Keyword super

289

(2)

Overriding Methods

291

(2)

The Object class

293

(1)

Polymorphism, Dynamic Binding, and Generic Programming

294

(2)

Casting Objects and the instanceof Operator

296

(3)

Hiding Data Fields and Static Methods (Optional)

299

(2)

The protected Data and Methods

301

(1)

The final Classes, Methods, and Variables

302

(1)

The finalize, clone, and getClass Methods (Optional)

302

(3)

Initialization Blocks (Optional)

305

(10)

Abstract Classes and Interfaces

315

(28)

Introduction

316

(1)

Abstract Classes

316

(6)

The Calendar and GregorianCalendar classes

322

(1)

Interfaces

323

(8)

Processing Primitive Data Type Values as Objects

331

(5)

Automatic Conversion Between Primitive Types and Wrapper Class Types (JDK 1.5 Feature)

336

(7)

Object-Oriented Modeling

343

(24)

Introduction

344

(1)

The Software Development Process

344

(1)

Discovering Relationships Among Classes

345

(3)

Case Study: A Class Design Example

348

(5)

Case Study: The Rational Class

353

(5)

Class Design Guidelines

358

(2)

Modeling Dynamic Behavior Using Sequence Diagrams and Statecharts (Optional)

360

(2)

Framework-Based Programming Using Java API

362

(5)

Part III Gui Programming

367

(180)

Getting Started with GUI Programming

369

(50)

Introduction

370

(1)

GUI Components

370

(1)

The Java GUI API

371

(3)

Frames

374

(3)

Layout Managers

377

(7)

The Color Class

384

(1)

The Font Class

385

(1)

Using Panels as Subcontainers

386

(2)

Drawing Graphics on Panels

388

(10)

Centering a Display Using the FontMetrics Class

398

(2)

Case Study: The MessagePanel Class

400

(4)

Case Study: The StillClock Class (Optional)

404

(15)

Event-Driven Programming

419

(27)

Introduction

420

(1)

Event and Event Source

420

(1)

Listeners, Registrations, and Handling Events

421

(9)

Mouse Events

430

(5)

Keyboard Events

435

(3)

The Timer Class (Optional)

438

(8)

Creating User Interfaces

446

(51)

Introduction

447

(1)

Common Features of Swing GUI Components

447

(2)

Buttons

449

(8)

Check Boxes

457

(3)

Radio Buttons

460

(3)

Labels

463

(1)

Text Fields

464

(2)

Text Areas

466

(4)

Combo Boxes

470

(3)

Lists

473

(3)

Scroll Bars

476

(3)

Sliders

479

(3)

Creating Multiple Windows

482

(15)

Applets, Images, and Audio

497

(50)

Introduction

498

(1)

The Applet Class

498

(2)

The JApplet Class

500

(1)

The HTML File and the <applet> Tag

501

(5)

Passing Strings to Applets

506

(2)

Enabling Applets to Run as Applications

508

(4)

Case Study: TicTacToe (Optional)

512

(4)

Case Study: Bouncing Ball (Optional)

516

(3)

The URL Class (Optional)

519

(1)

Displaying Images (Optional)

520

(2)

Case Study: The ImageViewer Component (Optional)

522

(4)

Case Study: The Image Animations (Optional)

526

(2)

Playing Audio

528

(2)

Packaging and Deploying Java Projects (Optional)

530

(3)

Pluggable Look-and-Feel (Optional)

533

(14)

Part IV Exception Handling and IO

547

(70)

Exceptions and Assertions

549

(23)

Introduction

550

(1)

Exceptions and Exception Types

550

(3)

Understanding Exception Handling

553

(8)

Rethrowing Exceptions

561

(1)

The finally Clause

561

(1)

When to Use Exceptions

562

(1)

Creating Custom Exception Classes (Optional)

562

(1)

Assertions

563

(9)

Simple Input and Output

572

(45)

Introduction

573

(1)

The File Class

573

(2)

How is I/O Handled in Java?

575

(3)

Text I/O

578

(7)

Case Study: Text Viewer

585

(2)

Binary I/O

587

(6)

Case Study: Copy File

593

(2)

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