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| Preface | |
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| Computers, Programming, and Application Development | |
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| The Computer System | |
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| What Computers Do | |
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| Computer System Components | |
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| The Evolution of Programming Languages | |
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| First-Generation Language | |
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| Second-Generation Languages | |
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| Third-Generation Languages | |
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| Fourth- and Fifth-Generation Languages | |
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| The Java Programming Language | |
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| Application Development Overview | |
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| Problem Solving | |
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| Algorithms | |
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| Systems Development Life Cycle (SDLC) | |
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| Procedural Programming | |
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| Object-Oriented Systems Development | |
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| Getting Started with Java | |
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| Download the JDK | |
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| View the Contents of the JDK | |
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| Set the Path Variable in Windows XP | |
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| Creating Your First Java Program | |
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| Chapter Summary | |
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| Key Terms | |
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| Review Questions | |
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| Programming Exercises | |
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| Fundamentals of Java Programming | |
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| Anatomy of a Java Program | |
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| Application Hierarchy | |
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| Java Programming Conventions | |
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| Planning a Program | |
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| A Java Program Template | |
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| Understand the Problem | |
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| Plan the Application | |
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| Code the Application | |
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| Compile and Test | |
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| Deploy the Application | |
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| Data in Java Programs | |
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| Literals | |
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| Variables | |
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| Combining Literals and Variables | |
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| Escape Sequences | |
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| Primitive Data Types | |
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| Variable Declaration and Initialization | |
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| Assigning Values to Variables | |
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| Type Casting | |
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| Named Constants | |
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| Understand the Problem | |
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| Plan the Application | |
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| Code the Application | |
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| Compile and Test | |
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| Deploy the Application | |
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| Arithmetic Operators and Expressions | |
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| Arithmetic Operators | |
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| Arithmetic Expressions | |
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| Unary Negation | |
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| Addition and Subtraction | |
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| Multiplication and Division | |
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| Modulus Operator | |
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| Operator Precedence | |
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| Combined Assignment Operators | |
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| Operators and Expressions: Following Good Programming Practices | |
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| Understand the Problem | |
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| Plan the Application | |
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| Code the Application | |
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| Compile and Test | |
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| Deploy the Application | |
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| Simple Program Input and Output | |
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| The JOptionPane Class | |
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| The Scanner Class | |
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| Comparing JOptionPane and Scanner | |
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| Understand the Problem | |
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| Plan the Application | |
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| Code the Application | |
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| Compile and Test | |
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| Deploy the Application | |
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| Case Study: MusicWorld | |
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| Chapter Summary | |
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| Key Terms | |
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| Review Questions | |
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| Programming Exercises | |
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| Making Decisions with Java | |
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| Comparing Numbers in Java | |
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| Relational Operators | |
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| Comparing Different Data Types | |
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| Understand the Problem | |
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| Plan the Application | |
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| Write the Code | |
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| Deploy the Application | |
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| Comparing Strings in Java | |
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| Strings as Objects | |
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| The String Class | |
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| The Method compareTo | |
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| The Method equals | |
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| Understand the Problem | |
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| Plan the Application | |
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| Write the Code | |
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| Compile and Test | |
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| Deploy the Application | |
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| Logical (Boolean) Operators and Order of Precedence | |
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| Logical (Boolean) Operators | |
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| Order of Precedence | |
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| Understand the Problem | |
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| Plan the Application | |
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| Write the Code | |
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| Compile and Test | |
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| Deploy the Application | |
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| Selection Structures in Java | |
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| One-Way Selection | |
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| Two-Way Selection | |
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| Nested if...else Statements | |
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| The switch Statement | |
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| A switch Example | |
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| Understand the Problem | |
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| Plan the Application | |
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| Write the Code | |
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| Compile and Test | |
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| Deploy the Application | |
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| Case Study: Music World | |
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| Chapter Summary | |
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| Key Terms | |
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| Review Questions | |
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| Programming Exercises | |
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| Repeating Program Statements | |
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| The while Statement | |
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| The while Statement's Syntax | |
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| Flowchart for a while Loop | |
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| Counter-Controlled while Loops | |
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| Sentinel-Controlled while Loops | |
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| Understand the Problem | |
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| Compile and Test | |
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| Deploy the Application | |
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| The for Statement | |
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| The for Statement's Syntax | |
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| Understand the Problem | |
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| Plan the Application | |
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| Write the Code | |
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| Compile and Test | |
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| Deploy the Application | |
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| The do ... while Statement | |
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| The do ... while Statement's Syntax | |
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| The do ... while Flowchart | |
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| A do ... while Example | |
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| Understand the Problem | |
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| Plan the Application | |
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| Write the Code | |
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| Compile and Test | |
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| Deploy the Application | |
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| Nested Loops, break, and continue | |
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| Nested Loops | |
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| The break Statement in Loops | |
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| The continue Statement | |
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| A Caveat About break and continue | |
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| Case Study: MusicWorld | |
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| Chapter Summary | |
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| Key Terms | |
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| Review Questions | |
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| Programming Exercises | |
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| Methods and Classes | |
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| Predefined Java Methods | |
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| Working with Mathematical Functions | |
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| Working with Strings | |
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| Formatting Numbers | |
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| Working with Times and Dates | |
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| Understand the Problem | |
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| Plan the Application | |
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| Write the Code | |
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| Compile and Test | |
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| Deploy the Application | |
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| Programmer-Defined Methods | |
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| Overview of Programmer-Defined Methods | |
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| Anatomy of Programmer-Defined Methods and Method Calls | |
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| Passing Data to Methods: Primitive Variables and Reference Variables | |
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| The Scope of Variables | |
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| Understand the Problem | |
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| Plan the Application | |
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| Write the Code | |
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| Compile and Test | |
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| Deploy the Application | |
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| Case Study: MusicWorld | |
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| The Flowchart for MusicWorldApp5 | |
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| Program Code for MusicWorldApp5 | |
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| Chapter Summary | |
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| Key Terms | |
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| Review Questions | |
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| Programming Exercises | |
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| Arrays | |
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| The One-Dimensional Array | |
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| Declaring an Array | |
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| Creating an Array | |
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| Initializing an Array | |
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| Accessing an Array | |
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| Parallel Arrays | |
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| Understand the Problem | |
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| Plan the Application | |
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| Write the Code | |
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| Compile and Test | |
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| Deploy the Application | |
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| Multidimensional Arrays | |
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| Two-Dimensional Arrays | |
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| Ragged Arrays | |
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| Arrays of Three or More Dimensions | |
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| Understand the Problem | |
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| Plan the Application | |
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| Write the Code | |
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| Compile and Test | |
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| Deploy the Application | |
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| Other Array Topics | |
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| Passing Arrays to Methods | |
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| Predefined Methods for Arrays | |
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| Case Study: MusicWorld | |
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| Chapter Summary | |
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| Key Terms | |
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| Review Questions | |
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| Programming Exercises | |
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| Characters, Strings, and Formatting | |
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| Working with Characters | |
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| Brief Review of the char Data Type | |
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| Methods in the Character Class | |
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| Understand the Problem | |
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| Plan the Application | |
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| Write the Code | |
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| Compile and Test | |
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| Deploy the Application | |
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| Working with Strings | |
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| Brief Review of the String Class | |
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| The StringBuilder Class | |
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| The StringTokenizer Class | |
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| Understand the Problem | |
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| Plan the Application | |
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| Write the Code | |
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| Compile and Test | |
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| Deploy the Application | |
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| Formatting Data for Output | |
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| The printf and format Methods | |
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| The format Method | |
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| Case Study: MusicWorld | |
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| Flowcharts for New Features of MusicWorldApp7.java | |
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| Program Code for MusicWorldApp7.java | |
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| Chapter Summary | |
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| Key Terms | |
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| Review Questions | |
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| Programming Exercises | |
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| Exceptions and Assertions | |
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| Exception Handling | |
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| An Example of a Thrown Exception | |
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| Handling Errors with Program Logic | |
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| Handling Exceptions with the try Statement | |
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| Classifying Exceptions | |
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| Multiple Catch Blocks and Programmer-Defined Exceptions | |
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| Propagating Exceptions | |
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| Understand the Problem | |
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| Plan the Application | |
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| Write the Code | |
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| Compile and Test | |
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| Deploy the Application | |
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| Assertions | |
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| Using an Assertion | |
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| An Example of an Assertion | |
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| Case Study: MusicWorld | |
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| Flowcharts for New Features of MusicWorldApp8.java | |
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| Program Code for MusicWorldApp8.java | |
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| Chapter Summary | |
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| Key Terms | |
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| Review Questions | |
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| Programming Exercises | |
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| File Input and Output | |
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| Inputting Data from a Text File | |
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| Text File Organization | |
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| The File Class | |
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| The FileReader and BufferedReader Classes | |
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| Understand the Problem | |
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| Plan the Application | |
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| Compile and Test | |
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| Deploy the Application | |
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| Outputting Data to a Text File | |
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| The File Class | |
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| The FileWriter and PrintWriter Classes | |
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| Understand the Problem | |
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| Plan the Application | |
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| Write the Code | |
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| Compile and Test | |
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| Deploy the Application | |
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| Performing Input and Output with Binary Files | |
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| Identifying an Input/Output File | |
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| Writing to a Binary File | |
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| Reading from a Binary File | |
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| Case Study: MusicWorld | |
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| Flowcharts for New Features of MusicWorldApp9.java | |
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| Program Code for MusicWorldApp9.java | |
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| Chapter Summary | |
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| Key Terms | |
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| Review Questions | |
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| Programming Exercises | |
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| Graphical User Interfaces | |
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| Creating User Interfaces | |
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| A Console User Interface | |
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| A Simple GUI | |
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| A More Complete GUI | |
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| Overview of a Java GUI | |
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| GUI Components: Swing vs. AWT | |
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| A GUI Class Hierarchy | |
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| The Component Class and Layout Manager Classes | |
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| Developing a Java GUI | |
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| The JFrame Class | |
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| The JLabel Class | |
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| The JTextField Class | |
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| The JButton Class | |
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| Understand the Problem | |
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| Plan the Application | |
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| Write the Code | |
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| Compile and Test | |
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| Deploy the Application | |
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| Adding Functionality to a GUI | |
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| Event-Driven Programming | |
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| How to Implement Event Handling | |
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| Understand the Problem | |
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| Plan the Application | |
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| Write the Code | |
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| Compile and Test | |
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| Deploy the Application | |
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| Improving GUI Layout | |
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| The JPanel Class | |
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| The FlowLayout Class | |
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| The BorderLayout Class | |
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| Case Study: MusicWorld | |
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| Flowcharts for New Features of MusicWorldApp10.java | |
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| Program Code for Music WorldApp10.java | |
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| Chapter Summary | |
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| Key Terms | |
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| Review Questions | |
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| Programming Exercises | |
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| Object-Oriented Application Development: Part I | |
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| Overview of OO Application Development | |
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| Attributes and Behaviors of Objects | |
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| Structured Application Development | |
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| Object-Oriented Application Development | |
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| Understand the Problem | |
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| Objects and Classes | |
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| Objects | |
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| Classes | |
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| The Visibility of Instance Variables and Methods | |
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| Understand the Problem | |
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| Plan the Application | |
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| Write the Code | |
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| Compile and Test | |
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| A Complete OO Application | |
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| Application Classes | |
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| Encapsulation | |
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| Information Hiding | |
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| Object Interface | |
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| Understand the Problem | |
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| Plan the Application | |
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| Write the Code | |
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| Compile and Test | |
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| Deploy the Application | |
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| Other Topics in OO Application Development | |
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| Composition | |
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| Static Class Members | |
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| Final Instance Variables | |
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| Understand the Problem | |
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| Plan the Application | |
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| Write the Code | |
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| Compile and Test | |
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| Deploy the Application | |
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| Case Study: MusicWorld | |
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| Analysis of MusicWorldApp11.java | |
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| Program Code for MusicWorldApp11.java | |
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| The MusicWorld Application | |
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| Chapter Summary | |
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| Key Terms | |
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| Review Questions | |
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| Programming Exercises | |
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| Object-Oriented Application Development: Part II | |
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| Inheritance | |
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| Inheritance and Java's Predefined Classes | |
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| Inheritance and Programmer-Defined Classes | |
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| Understand the Problem | |
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| Plan the Application | |
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| Write the Code | |
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| Compile and Test | |
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| Deploy the Application | |
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| Polymorphism | |
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| Overloading | |
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| Overriding | |
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| Static (Early) and Dynamic (Late) Binding | |
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| Understand the Problem | |
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| Plan the Application | |
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| Write the Code | |
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| Case Study: MusicWorld | |
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| Analysis of MusicWorldApp12.java | |
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| Program Code for the MusicWorld Application | |
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| Chapter Summary | |
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| Key Terms | |
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| Review Questions | |
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| Programming Exercises | |
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| An Introduction to the UML | |
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| Overview of UML | |
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| Modeling a Software System | |
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| What Is the UML? | |
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| History of UML | |
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| Structural Diagrams | |
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| The Class Diagram | |
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| The Object Diagram | |
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| The Component Diagram | |
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| The Deployment Diagram | |
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| Understand the Problem | |
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| Identify Possible Classes | |
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| The Class Diagram | |
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| An Object Diagram | |
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| The Component Diagram | |
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| The Deployment Diagram | |
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| Behavioral Diagrams | |
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| Use Case Diagrams | |
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| Sequence Diagrams | |
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| Activity Diagrams | |
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| Communication Diagrams | |
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| State Machine Diagrams | |
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| Understand the Problem | |
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| Use Case Diagram | |
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| Sequence Diagram | |
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| Activity Diagram | |
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| Communication Diagram | |
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| State Machine Diagram | |
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| Case Study: MusicWorld | |
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| The Class Diagram | |
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| The Use Case Diagram | |
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| The Sequence Diagram | |
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| Chapter Summary | |
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| Key Terms | |
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| Review Questions | |
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| Diagramming Exercises | |
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| An Introduction to the Unified Process | |
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| The SDLC and the Unified Process | |
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| The Software Development Process in General | |
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| What Is the Unified Process? | |
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| A Construction Project: A Software Development Analogy | |
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| Phases and Elements of the Unified Process | |
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| Phases of the UP | |
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| Modeling Elements of the UP | |
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| Workflows of the UP | |
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| Relationship Between UP Phases and Workflows | |
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| A Library Inventory System | |
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| UP Workflows and UML Models | |
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| The Requirements Workflow | |
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| The Analysis Workflow | |
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| The Design Workflow | |
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| The Implementation and Test Workflows | |
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| Library Inventory System, Continued | |
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| Case Study: MusicWorld | |
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| Chapter Summary | |
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| Key Terms | |
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| Review Questions | |
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| Diagramming Exercises | |
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| Appendix | |
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| Glossary | |
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| Index | |