Java Programming Fundamentals

Java Programming Fundamentals

by Kimberly Seefeld
     
 
Written in a casual, easy-to-follow style, Java Programming Fundamentals makes learning how to program fun and easy. It teaches beginners the basics of Java programming without assuming previous experience in any other language. All of the key concepts of methods, classes, variables, and arrays are covered, giving you the skills needed to create basic applets and

Overview

Written in a casual, easy-to-follow style, Java Programming Fundamentals makes learning how to program fun and easy. It teaches beginners the basics of Java programming without assuming previous experience in any other language. All of the key concepts of methods, classes, variables, and arrays are covered, giving you the skills needed to create basic applets and applications. From there, you will progress to more complex programs and advanced object-oriented techniques, using relevant, hands-on examples as a guide. You'll learn how to create programs for calculating test scores, organizing lists of club or team memberships, and using color and animation in graphics and multimedia projects. In addition, you'll learn how to program and customize your own slide show using the fully functional photo applet viewer and complete source code provided in the book and on the companion CD-ROM.

Editorial Reviews

This introduction to computer programming explains the basic of Java programming in simple, clear language. The concepts of applets, variables, methods, and arrays are defined, before moving on to the more advanced topics of object-oriented programming. An appendix provides an example program for creating a slide show. The CD-ROM contains the Java 2 software development kit and Forte for Java. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR

Product Details

ISBN-13:
9781584502210
Publisher:
Cengage Learning
Publication date:
08/05/2002
Series:
Cyberrookies Series
Edition description:
BK&CD-ROM
Pages:
354
Product dimensions:
7.38(w) x 9.28(h) x 1.01(d)

Meet the Author

Kimberly Seefeld (M.Ed., computer education) has worked as a software engineer and a K-12 computer educator. She is currently an adjunct professor at Franklin Pierce College, where she teaches computer programming in Java and other languages. She resides in Londonderry, NH.

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