Object-Oriented Software Design and Construction with Java / Edition 1
by Dennis KafuraISBN-10: 013011264X
ISBN-13: 9780130112644
Pub. Date: 02/24/2000
Publisher: Prentice Hall
Features:
- Integrates a consistent global reference against which readers can measure their progress, while understanding which language features support each role/goal
- Shows examples that demonstrate the power and utility of language in a realistic context based on graphical user interfaces and ecological simulation
Overview
Features:
- Integrates a consistent global reference against which readers can measure their progress, while understanding which language features support each role/goal
- Shows examples that demonstrate the power and utility of language in a realistic context based on graphical user interfaces and ecological simulation
- Furnishes a Companion Website (prenhall.com/kafura) that includes the complete online text viewable through standard browsers, PowerPoint slides, and an Online Study Guide
- Focuses on the basic principles of good object-oriented design rather than the syntax and details of the Java language
- Provides readers with proficiency through step-by-step guidance in using commonly available tools and techniques for constructing complex systems
- Illustrates key concepts visually through animated simulations or interactive components that are implemented as Java applets requiring only a standard browser
- Provides a simple, visual programming environment for early problems
- Based on Java 2 from Sun Microsystems
- Presents a stand-alone chapter of the latest Swing components for building graphical user interfaces
Product Details
- ISBN-13:
- 9780130112644
- Publisher:
- Prentice Hall
- Publication date:
- 02/24/2000
- Pages:
- 450
- Product dimensions:
- 7.02(w) x 9.23(h) x 1.41(d)
Table of Contents
1. Basic Concepts.2. Using Objects of a Single Class.
3. Using Objects of Different Classes.
4. Implementing a New Class.
5. Designing and Developing a Class.
6. Inheritance.
7. Building User Interfaces in Java.
8. Input/Output in Java.
9. Threads.
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