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Object-Oriented Programming With Java / Edition 2

by Barry Holmes, Daniel T. Joyce

ISBN-10: 0763714356

ISBN-13: 9780763714352

Pub. Date: 10/04/2000

Publisher: Jones & Bartlett Learning

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Overview

Object-Oriented Programming with Java was developed for students in the science, engineering, and business fields where knowledge of programming is thought to be essential. This text, on modern software development, contains material that is typically covered in a CS1 course. In addition to traditional introductory programming concepts, object-oriented concepts and techniques such as inheritance and polymorphism are presented in a student-friendly manner. Java-related topics such as exception handling and the Java I/O models are carefully treated, and an entire chapter is devoted to Java applets.

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ISBN-13:: 9780763714352
Publisher:: Jones & Bartlett Learning
Publication date:: 10/04/2000
Edition description:: 2E
Pages:: 608
Product dimensions:: 7.44(w) x 9.26(h) x 1.15(d)

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Chapter 0	Introduction	1
0.1	What is Java?	2
0.2	Using the Internet	3
0.3	Downloading the Java 2 SDK for Windows, Unix (Solaris), and Linux Users	4
0.4	Downloading Java 2 SDK Documentation	4
0.5	Creating a Java Software Development Environment	5
0.6	Copying and Installing the Audio-Visual Interface (AVI)	7
0.7	How to Input and Save a Java Program in the Computer	9
0.8	How to Compile a Java Program	10
0.9	How to Execute (run) a Java Program	12
0.10	SDK Tools	14
0.11	Copying and Editing Programs from the CD	15
	Summary	17
Chapter 1	Primitive Data Types and Arithmetic	19
1.1	Data	20
1.2	Data Storage	21
	Number Systems	23
1.3	Identifiers	27
1.4	Syntax	29
1.5	Variables and Constants	31
1.6	The Format of a Simple Program	33
1.7	Arithmetic	35
	Unary Operators	35
	Binary Multiplicative Operators	35
	Binary Additive Operators	35
1.8	Operator Precedence	40
1.9	Casting	42
	Summary	45
	Review Questions	46
	Exercises	47
	Programming Problems	49
Chapter 2	Objects	51
2.1	Introduction to Objects	52
2.2	The String Class	53
	Declaring Objects	54
	Methods and Parameters	54
	Constructors	56
	String Assignment	58
	Instance Methods	58
2.3	The Anatomy of a Simple Program Revisited	61
	Heading Giving Details of the Name and Purpose of the Program	62
	Import List	62
	Class Name	63
	Main Method	63
2.4	The AVI Package	63
2.5	The Window Class	65
2.6	Input to a Dialog Box	69
2.7	Converting Strings to Numbers	72
2.8	Command Line Arguments	75
2.9	Errors	78
	Syntax Errors	78
	Run-Time Errors	82
	Logical Errors	82
	Summary	82
	Review Questions	83
	Exercises	84
	Programming Problems	85
Chapter 3	Object-Oriented Programming	87
3.1	Abstract Data Type	88
3.2	Constructors	90
3.3	Instance Methods	93
3.4	Class Methods	101
3.5	Scope and Lifetime of Identifiers	104
3.6	Software Development	106
3.7	Object-Oriented Program Design	108
	Identify the Classes and Methods	109
	Algorithm Development	111
	Testing	112
	Compilation and Execution	112
	Documentation	113
	Case Study: Cutting Logs	116
3.8	The AVI Package Revisited	124
	The Audio Class	125
	The Timer Class	128
	The Filmstrip Class	130
	Case Study: A Simulation of Rolling a Die	135
	Summary	144
	Review Questions	146
	Exercises	147
	Programming Problems	150
Chapter 4	Selection	153
4.1	More AVI Classes	154
	The Slider Class	154
	The RadioButtons Class	156
4.2	If..else Statement	161
4.3	Nested If Statement	166
4.4	Conditional Expressions	172
4.5	Else if Statements	176
4.6	Boolean Data Type	177
4.7	Switch	179
4.8	Wrapper Classes	184
	Case Study: Body Mass Index	185
4.9	Yet another AVI Class!	194
	The Memo Class	194
4.10	The This Object	195
	Case Study: Validation of Dates including Leap Years	196
	Summary	209
	Review Questions	210
	Exercises	210
	Programming Problems	212
Chapter 5	Repetition and One-Dimensional Arrays	217
5.1	Loop Structure	218
5.2	While Loop	220
	While Loop Controlled by a Counter	220
	While Loop Controlled by Data	220
5.3	Do..while Loop	227
5.4	Increment/Decrement Operators	232
5.5	For Loop	235
5.6	Which Loop?	239
	while	240
	do..while	240
	for	240
5.7	Arrays Revisited	241
5.8	Declaring and Initializing One-Dimensional Arrays	242
	Three Methods	242
5.9	Using Arrays	245
	Case Study: Palindrome	253
5.10	Our Last AVI Class: CheckBoxes	261
	The CheckBox Class	261
5.11	Formatting Numbers for Output	264
	Case Study: Ben's Breakfast Bar	267
	Summary	282
	Review Questions	283
	Exercises	283
	Programming Problems	285
Chapter 6	Advanced Concepts with Classes	289
6.1	Inheritance	290
6.2	An Example of Inheritance	292
6.3	Overriding Superclass Methods	299
6.4	Polymorphism	303
6.5	Instanceof Operator	307
6.6	Shadowed Variables	309
6.7	Inner Classes	312
6.8	Abstract Methods and Classes	312
	Case Study: Boats	317
6.9	Interfaces	339
6.10	Constructors Revisited	345
6.11	Instance Methods Revisited	347
6.12	Object Properties	348
	Comparing Objects	348
	Copying Objects	350
	Passing Objects as Parameters	352
	Case Study: Arithmetic of Rational Numbers	353
6.13	Garbage Collection and Object Finalization	361
	Summary	363
	Review Questions	365
	Exercises	366
	Programming Problems	371
Chapter 7	Exceptions and Streams	375
7.1	Introduction	376
7.2	Exception Classes	377
7.3	Catching an Exception	379
7.4	Catching Multiple Exceptions	383
7.5	Creating Your Own Exception Class	387
7.6	Throwing an Exception	390
7.7	Finally Blocks	394
7.8	Using Exception Handling	396
7.9	Stream Input and Output	398
7.10	The Stream Tokenizer Class	404
7.11	Text File Processing	407
	Book Example Problem	412
	Another Example: Using a File Viewer	417
7.12	The FileDialog Class	419
	Case Study: Reporting on the Statistics of a Text File	422
	Summary	433
	Review Questions	434
	Exercises	435
	Programming Problems	438
Chapter 8	An Introduction to the java.awt Package	443
8.1	Creating a Container	444
8.2	Handling an Event	448
8.3	Adding a Button to the Container	451
8.4	Adding Labels, Fonts, and Text Fields to a Container	457
	Labels	457
	Fonts	458
	Text Fields	461
8.5	Adding Check Boxes, Radio Buttons, and Lists to a Container	465
	Check Boxes	465
	Radio Buttons	468
	List	472
8.6	Creating a Reusable Container	476
8.7	Creating a Reusable WritingPad Component	480
8.8	Creating a Reusable DialogBox Component	486
8.9	Creating a Reusable CheckBoxes Component	491
8.10	Java Swing	497
	Summary	497
	Review Questions	499
	Exercises	500
	Programming Problems	500
Chapter 9	Vectors, Serialization, and the java.awt Graphics Class	501
9.1	Vectors	502
	Case Study: Chemical Elements	508
9.2	Saving and Loading Serializable Objects	520
9.3	The Graphics Class	524
9.4	Mouse Events	527
9.5	Pop-Up Menus	534
9.6	Painting the Screen	544
9.7	Printing Objects	548
	Summary	558
	Review Questions	558
	Exercises	559
	Programming Problems	560
Chapter 10	Objects Working Together	563
10.1	Packages	564
10.2	Associations	570
10.3	CRC Cards	582
10.4	Aggregation	586
10.5	Composition	598
10.6	Building a Student Management System	599
10.7	Menus Revisited	604
10.8	Testing the Student Management System	608
	Summary	613
	Review Questions	614
	Exercises	615
	Programming Problems	616
Chapter 11	Applets and Threads	619
11.1	Introduction	620
11.2	Applets	622
11.3	Input to Applets	628
11.4	Playing Sounds	634
11.5	Displaying Images	637
11.6	Loading Images	639
11.7	Arrays Revisited	641
11.8	Image Maps	645
11.9	Threads	649
	Case Study: An Example of Multithreading	657
11.10	Animation	668
11.11	Restrictions	673
11.12	Sound and Images with Applications	674
	Sound	675
	Images	675
11.13	Conclusion	676
	Summary	677
	Review Questions	679
	Exercises	680
	Programming Problems	682
Chapter 12	Sorting, Searching, and Dynamic Data Structures	685
12.1	Sorting	686
12.2	Class java.util.Arrays--Sort
12.3	Sequential Search	700
12.4	Class java.util.Arrays--Binary Search
12.5	Linked Lists	708
	LinkedList Class	718
12.6	Stacks	726
	Case Study: Using a Stack for Converting Algebraic Expressions	728
	Summary	738
	Review Questions	739
	Exercises	739
	Programming Problems	739
Appendix A	Tables	743
A.1	ASCII Characters	743
A.2	Java Primitive Data Types	744
A.3	Operator Priorities	745
A.4	Escape-Sequence Characters	746
Appendix B	Syntax of Java	747
B.1	Productions of Lexical Structures	747
B.2	Productions from Types, Values, and Variables	747
B.3	Productions from Names	748
B.4	Productions from Packages	748
B.5	Productions Used Only in the LALR(1) Grammar	749
B.6	Productions from Classes	749
	Productions from Class Declarations	749
	Productions from Field Declarations	750
	Productions from Method Declarations	751
	Productions from Static Initializers	751
	Productions from Constructor Declarations	751
B.7	Productions from Interfaces	752
	Productions from Interface Declarations	752
B.8	Productions from Arrays	752
B.9	Productions from Blocks and Statements	753
B.10	Productions from Expressions	756
Appendix C	Answers to Exercises	761
	Index	805

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