Art of Java

Name: Art of Java
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ISBN: 9780072229714

ISBN-10: 0072229713

ISBN-13: 9780072229714

Edition: 2003

Authors: Herbert Schildt, James Holmes

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This text provides complex code examples that demonstrate the elegance and artistry of Java. Tips and tricks are also included.

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List price: $39.99
Copyright year: 2003
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Osborne
Publication date: 7/25/2003
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 400
Size: 7.25" wide x 9.00" long x 1.00" tall
Weight: 1.694
Language: English

Herbert Schildt is a world leading programming author. He is an authority on the C, C++, Java, and C# programming languages, and a master Windows programmer. His programming books have sold more than three million copies worldwide and have been translated into all major foreign languages. He is the author of numerous best sellers including C: The Complete Reference, Java 2: The Complete Reference, Java 2: A Beginner's Guide, C#: A Beginner's Guide, and many more. Schildt holds a master's degree in computer science from the University of Illinois.

Preface	p. ix
The Genius of Java	p. 1
Simple Types and Objects: The Right Balance	p. 2
Memory Management Through Garbage Collection	p. 3
A Wonderfully Simple Multithreading Model	p. 4
Fully Integrated Exceptions	p. 5
Streamlined Support for Polymorphism	p. 5
Portability and Security Through Bytecode	p. 6
The Richness of the Java API	p. 6
The Applet	p. 7
The Continuing Revolution	p. 8
A Recursive-Descent Expression Parser	p. 9
Expressions	p. 10
Parsing Expressions: The Problem	p. 11
Parsing an Expression	p. 12
Dissecting an Expression	p. 13
A Simple Expression Parser	p. 17
Understanding the Parser	p. 24
Adding Variables to the Parser	p. 25
Syntax Checking in a Recursive-Descent Parser	p. 35
A Calculator Applet	p. 36
Some Things to Try	p. 38
Implementing Language Interpreters in Java	p. 39
What Computer Language to Interpret?	p. 40
An Overview of the Interpreter	p. 42
The Small BASIC Interpreter	p. 42
The Small BASIC Expression Parser	p. 64
Small BASIC Expressions	p. 64
Small BASIC Tokens	p. 65
The Interpreter	p. 70
The InterpreterException Class	p. 70
The SBasic Constructor	p. 70
The Keywords	p. 72
The run() Method	p. 73
The sbInterp() Method	p. 74
Assignment	p. 75
The PRINT Statement	p. 76
The INPUT Statement	p. 78
The GOTO Statement	p. 79
The IF Statement	p. 82
The FOR Loop	p. 82
The GOSUB	p. 85
The END Statement	p. 87
Using Small BASIC	p. 87
More Small BASIC Sample Programs	p. 88
Enhancing and Expanding the Interpreter	p. 90
Creating Your Own Computer Language	p. 90
Creating a Download Manager in Java	p. 91
Understanding Internet Downloads	p. 92
An Overview of the Download Manager	p. 93
The Download Class	p. 94
The Download Variables	p. 98
The Download Constructor	p. 98
The download() Method	p. 98
The run() Method	p. 99
The stateChanged() Method	p. 102
Action and Accessor Methods	p. 103
The ProgressRenderer Class	p. 103
The DownloadsTableModel Class	p. 104
The addDownload() Method	p. 106
The dearDownload() Method	p. 107
The getColumnClass() Method	p. 107
The getValueAt() Method	p. 108
The update() Method	p. 108
The DownloadManager Class	p. 109
The DownloadManager Variables	p. 115
The DownloadManager Constructor	p. 115
The verifyUrl() Method	p. 116
The tableSelectionChanged() Method	p. 117
The updateButtons() Method	p. 117
Handling Action Events	p. 119
Compiling and Running the Download Manager	p. 119
Enhancing the Download Manager	p. 120
Implementing an E-mail Client in Java	p. 121
E-mail Behind the Scenes	p. 122
POP3	p. 123
IMAP	p. 123
SMTP	p. 123
The General Procedure for Sending and Receiving E-mail	p. 123
The JavaMail API	p. 124
An Overview of Using JavaMail	p. 124
A Simple E-mail Client	p. 125
The ConnectDialog Class	p. 126
The DownloadingDialog Class	p. 132
The MessageDialog Class	p. 134
The MessagesTableModel Class	p. 141
The EmailClient Class	p. 145
Compiling and Running the E-mail Client	p. 163
Expanding Beyond the Basic E-mail Client	p. 165
Crawling the Web with Java	p. 167
Fundamentals of a Web Crawler	p. 168
Adhering to the Robot Protocol	p. 169
An Overview of the Search Crawler	p. 171
The SearchCrawler Class	p. 172
The SearchCrawler Variables	p. 190
The SearchCrawler Constructor	p. 190
The actionSearch() Method	p. 191
The search() Method	p. 193
The showError() Method	p. 196
The updateStats() Method	p. 196
The addMatch() Method	p. 197
The verifyUrl() Method	p. 198
The isRobotAllowed() Method	p. 199
The downloadPage() Method	p. 202
The removeWwwFromUrl() Method	p. 203
The retrieveLinks() Method	p. 203
The searchStringMatches() Method	p. 210
The crawl() Method	p. 211
Compiling and Running the Search Web Crawler	p. 214
Web Crawler Ideas	p. 215
Rendering HTML with Java	p. 217
Rendering HTML with JEditorPane	p. 218
Handling Hyperlink Events	p. 219
Creating a Mini Web Browser	p. 220
The MiniBrowser Class	p. 221
The MiniBrowser Variables	p. 226
The MiniBrowser Constructor	p. 227
The actionBack() Method	p. 227
The actionForward() Method	p. 228
The actionGo() Method	p. 228
The showError() Method	p. 229
The verifyUrl() Method	p. 229
The showPage() Method	p. 230
The updateButtons() Method	p. 232
The hyperlinkUpdate() Method	p. 232
Compiling and Running the Mini Web Browser	p. 233
HTML Renderer Possibilities	p. 234
Statistics, Graphing, and Java	p. 235
Samples, Populations, Distributions, and Variables	p. 236
The Basic Statistics	p. 237
The Mean	p. 237
The Median	p. 238
The Mode	p. 239
Variance and Standard Deviation	p. 240
The Regression Equation	p. 242
The Correlation Coefficient	p. 243
The Entire Stats Class	p. 246
Graphing Data	p. 250
Scaling Data	p. 250
The Graphs Class	p. 251
The Graphs final and Instance Variables	p. 255
The Graphs Constructor	p. 257
The paint() method	p. 258
The bargraph() Method	p. 262
The scatter() Method	p. 262
The regplot() Method	p. 263
A Statistics Application	p. 263
The StatsWin Constructor	p. 268
The itemStateChanged() Handler	p. 269
The actionPerformed() Method	p. 270
The shutdown() Method	p. 270
The createMenu() Method	p. 271
The DataWin Class	p. 271
Putting Together the Pieces	p. 272
Creating a Simple Statistical Applet	p. 274
Some Things to Try	p. 276
Financial Applets and Servlets	p. 277
Finding the Payments for a Loan	p. 278
The RegPay Fields	p. 283
The init() Method	p. 283
The actionPerformed() Method	p. 286
The paint() Method	p. 286
The compute() Method	p. 287
Finding the Future Value of an Investment	p. 287
Finding the Initial Investment Required to Achieve a Future Value	p. 292
Finding the Initial Investment Needed for a Desired Annuity	p. 296
Finding the Maximum Annuity for a Given Investment	p. 301
Finding the Remaining Balance on a Loan	p. 305
Creating Financial Servlets	p. 310
Using Tomcat	p. 310
Converting the RegPay Applet into a Servlet	p. 311
The RegPayS Servlet	p. 311
Some Things to Try	p. 316
Al-Based Problem Solving	p. 317
Representation and Terminology	p. 318
Combinatorial Explosions	p. 320
Search Techniques	p. 322
Evaluating a Search	p. 322
The Problem	p. 322
A Graphic Representation	p. 323
The FlightInfo Class	p. 325
The Depth-First Search	p. 325
An Analysis of the Depth-First Search	p. 336
The Breadth-First Search	p. 336
An Analysis of the Breadth-First Search	p. 338
Adding Heuristics	p. 339
The Hill-Climbing Search	p. 340
An Analysis of Hill Climbing	p. 345
The Least-Cost Search	p. 346
An Analysis of the Least-Cost Search	p. 347
Finding Multiple Solutions	p. 348
Path Removal	p. 349
Node Removal	p. 350
Finding the "Optimal" Solution	p. 356
Back to the Lost Keys	p. 361
Index	p. 367
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