Programming with Java

Name: Programming with Java
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ISBN: 9780072512441

ISBN-10: 007251244X

ISBN-13: 9780072512441

Edition: 2002

Authors: Julia Case Bradley, Anita Millspaugh

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List price: $86.25
Copyright year: 2002
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Osborne
Publication date: 8/14/2001
Binding: Mixed Media
Pages: 720
Size: 8.25" wide x 10.50" long x 0.75" tall
Weight: 2.794
Language: English

Introducing Java	p. 1
Java	p. 2
Object-Oriented Programming	p. 10
Creating Your First Applet	p. 12
Running the Applet	p. 19
Finding and Fixing Errors	p. 20
Changing Fonts and Colors	p. 21
Using HTML to Run the Applet in a Browser	p. 24
Planning a Project	p. 25
Your Hands-on Programming Example	p. 26
Using Variables and Constants	p. 31
Classes and Methods	p. 32
Variables and Constants	p. 34
Text Components	p. 40
System Dates	p. 47
Buttons	p. 48
Mouse Events	p. 51
Your Hands-on Programming Example	p. 54
Designing the Interface with Layout Managers	p. 61
Java Layout Managers	p. 62
Your Hands-on Programming Example	p. 84
Performing Calculations and Formatting Numbers	p. 91
Calculation Operators	p. 92
Converting between Data Types	p. 98
Formatting Numeric Output	p. 103
Handling Exceptions	p. 108
Using the Wrapper Data Classes	p. 112
Your Hands-on Programming Example	p. 114
Creating Classes	p. 125
Review of Object-Oriented Programming	p. 126
Creating a New Class	p. 129
Public versus Private	p. 129
Returning Values from a Method	p. 130
Passing Arguments to a Method	p. 132
Dividing an Applet Class	p. 132
Constructors	p. 136
Obtaining Values from Private Class Variables	p. 138
Using a Class Variable for a Total	p. 139
Creating a Class for Formatting	p. 140
Your Hands-On Programming Example	p. 141
Decisions and Conditions	p. 153
Decision Statements	p. 154
Conditions	p. 158
Nested if Statements	p. 166
The Conditional Operator	p. 168
Validating User Input	p. 169
Programming for Multiple Button Objects	p. 173
Precedence of Assignment, Logical, and Relational Operators	p. 175
Your Hands-on Programming Example	p. 177
Making Selections with Check Boxes and Option Buttons	p. 191
Check Boxes and Option Buttons	p. 192
The switch Statement	p. 200
Swing Components	p. 204
Your Hands-on Programming Example	p. 212
Using Lists, Choices, and Looping	p. 231
Lists	p. 232
The Choice Class	p. 236
Loops	p. 240
Swing Lists	p. 249
Your Hands-on Programming Example	p. 252
Arrays	p. 261
Arrays	p. 262
Using Array Elements for Accumulators	p. 265
Table Lookup	p. 267
Multidimensional Arrays	p. 271
Lookup Operation for Two-Dimensional Tables	p. 274
Creating an Array of Objects	p. 278
Java Arrays for C++ and Visual Basic Programmers	p. 282
Your Hands-on Programming Example	p. 283
Applications, Frames, Menus, and Dialogs	p. 293
Applications	p. 294
Frames	p. 294
Menus	p. 300
Dialogs	p. 309
Multiple Frames	p. 314
Popup Menus	p. 315
A Swing Application	p. 318
Running as an Application or an Applet	p. 320
Your Hands-on Programming Example	p. 323
Multimedia in Java: Images, Sounds, and Animation	p. 333
Graphics	p. 334
Using Image Files	p. 338
Sound	p. 342
Using the Graphies Object to Print	p. 345
Animation	p. 352
Swing Components	p. 364
Your Hands-on Programming Example	p. 367
More OOP, Interfaces, and Inner Classes	p. 377
OOP Review	p. 378
Inheriting from Your Own Classes	p. 379
Interfaces	p. 381
Inner Classes	p. 383
Your Hands-on Programming Example	p. 392
Storing Information, Object Serialization, and JDBC	p. 399
Streams	p. 400
DataBase Connection with the JDBC API	p. 410
SQL	p. 419
Updating a Database	p. 422
Your Hands-on Programming Example	p. 129
JavaScript	p. 443
Scripting	p. 444
Creating Your First JavaScript Program	p. 447
The Object Model	p. 448
Functions	p. 449
Variables	p. 451
Control Structures	p. 452
Fun with JavaScript--Image Rollovers	p. 454
Advanced Features of Java	p. 459
Software Development Using Components	p. 460
Client/Server Applications	p. 473
Internationalization	p. 476
Accessibility	p. 476
Security	p. 477
Your Hands-on Programming Example	p. 479
Using an IDE	p. 485
Conventions and Standards	p. 513
Java 1.0 Event Handling and Deprecated Methods	p. 519
Solutions to Feedback Questions	p. 525
Creating JAR Files	p. 541
Working with Dates and Functions	p. 549
Debugging Java Programs	p. 561
Glossary	p. 581
Index	p. 589
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