Java Programs to Accompany Programming Logic and Design

Name: Java Programs to Accompany Programming Logic and Design
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ISBN: 9781423902294

ISBN-10: 1423902297

ISBN-13: 9781423902294

Edition: 2nd 2009

Authors: Jo Ann Smith

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Java "PAL" is designed to be paired with the Fifth Edition of the highly successful Programming Logic and Design by Joyce Farrell. The two books together provide the perfect opportunity for those who want to learn the fundamentals of programming and also get a taste of an actual programming language. Users can discover how real Java code behaves while remaining within the context of the traditional language-independent logic and design course.

Book details

List price: $51.95
Edition: 2nd
Copyright year: 2009
Publisher: Course Technology
Publication date: 2/4/2008
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 176
Size: 7.25" wide x 9.25" long x 0.25" tall
Weight: 0.440
Language: English

Jo Ann Smith is currently working as a computer consultant in the higher education space. She was formerly an Assistant Professor of Computer Information Systems at Harper College in Palatine, Illinois. Jo Ann also taught at the College of DuPage in Glen Ellyn, Illinois, and at the University of St. Francis in Joliet, Illinois. Her industry experience includes running a computer-training company in the Chicago area for seven years and working for nine years at AT&T Bell Laboratories.



Preface


Read this Before you Begin



An Introduction to Java and the Java Programming Environment


The Java Programming Language


Three Types of Java Programs


An Introduction to Object-Oriented Terminology


Downloading the Java Standard Edition Development Kit (JDK)


The Structure of a Java Program


The Java Development Cycle


Writing Java Source Code


Compiling a Java Program


Executing a Java Program


Exercise 1-1: Understanding Java Utilities


Lab 1-1: Compiling and Executing A Java Program



Variables, Operators, and Writing Programs Using Sequential Statements


Variables


Variable Names


Java Data Types


Exercise 2-1: Using Java Variables, Data Types, and Keywords


Declaring and Initializing Variables


Exercise 2-2: Declaring and Initializing Java Variables


Lab 2-1: Declaring and Initializing Java Variables


Arithmetic and Assignment Operators


Arithmetic Operators


Assignment Operators and the Assignment Statement


Precedence and Associativity


Exercise 2-3: Understanding Operator Precedence and Associativity


Lab 2-2: Arithmetic and Assignment Operators


Sequential Statements and Interactive Input Statements


Exercise 2-4: Understanding Sequential Statements


Lab 2-3: Using Sequential Statements in a Java Program



Writing Structured Java Programs


Using Flowcharts and Pseudocode to Write a Java Program


Lab 3-1: Using Flowcharts and Pseudocode to Write a Java Program


Java Comments


Lab 3-2: Commenting Java Programs


Writing a Modular Program in Java


Lab 3-3: Writing a Modular Program in Java



Writing Programs that Make Decisions


Boolean Operators


Relational Operators


Logical Operators


Relational and Logical Operator Precedence and Associativity


Comparing Strings


Decision Statements


The If Statement


Exercise 4-1: Understanding if Statements


Lab 4-1: Using if Statements


The if-else Statement


Exercise 4-2: Understanding if-else Statements


Lab 4-2: Using if-else Statements


Nested if Statements


Exercise 4-3: Understanding Nested if Statements


Lab 4-3: Using Nested if Statements


The switch Statement


Exercise 4-4: Using a switch Statement


Lab 4-4: Using a switch Statement


Using Decision Statements to Make Multiple Comparisons


Using And Logic


Using Or Logic


Exercise 4-5: Making Multiple Comparisons in Decision Statements


Lab 4-5: Making Multiple Comparisons in Decision Statements



Writing Programs Using Loops


The Increment (++) and Decrement (--) Operators


Exercise 5-1: Using the Increment and Decrement Operators


Writing a While Loop in Java


Exercise 5-2: Using a while Loop


Using a Counter to Control a Loop


Exercise 5-3: Using a Counter-Controlled while Loop


Lab 5-1: Using a Counter-Controlled while Loop


Using a Sentinel Value to Control a Loop


Exercise 5-4: Using a Sentinel Value to Control a while Loop


Lab 5-2: Using a Sentinel Value to Control a while Loop


Writing a for Loop in Java


Exercise 5-5: Using a for Loop


Lab 5-3: Using a for Loop


Writing a Do-While Loop in Java


Exercise 5-6: Using a do-while Loop


Lab 5-4: Using a do-while Loop


Nesting Loops


Exercise 5-7: Nesting Loops


Lab 5-5: Nesting Loops


Accumulating Totals in a Loop


Exercise 5-8: Accumulating Totals in a Loop


Lab 5-6: Accumulating Totals in a Loop


Using a Loop to Validate Input


Exercise 5-9: Validating User Input


Lab 5-7: Validating User Input



Using Arrays in Java Programs


Array Basics


Declaring Arrays


Initializing Arrays


Accessing Array Elements


Staying within the Bounds of an Array


Using Constants with Arrays


Exercise 6-1: Array Basics


Lab 6-1: Using Arrays


Searching an Array for an Exact Match


Exercise 6-2: Searching an Array for an Exact Match


Lab 6-2: Searching an Array for an Exact Match


Parallel Arrays


Exercise 6-3: Parallel Arrays


Lab 6-3: Parallel Arrays



Using Methods in Java Programs


A Simple Java Method


Exercise 7-1: Writing Simple Methods


Lab 7-1: Writing Simple Methods


Writing Methods that Require a Single Parameter


Exercise 7-2: Writing Methods that Require a Single Parameter


Lab 7-2: Writing Methods that Require a Single Parameter


Writing Methods that Require Multiple Parameters


Exercise 7-3: Writing Methods that Require Multiple Parameters


Lab 7-3: Writing Methods that Require Multiple Parameters


Writing Methods that Return a Value


Exercise 7-4: Writing Methods that Return a Value


Lab 7-4: Writing Methods that Return a Value


Passing an Array and an Array Element to a Method


Exercise 7-5: Passing Arrays to Methods


Lab 7-5: Passing Arrays to Methods


Overloading Methods


Exercise 7-6: Overloading Methods


Lab 7-6: Overloading Methods


Using Java's Built-In Methods


Exercise 7-7: Using Java's Built-in Methods


Lab 7-7: Using Java's Built-in Methods



Writing Control Break Programs


Accumulating Totals in Single-Level Control Break Programs


Exercise 8-1: Accumulating Totals in Single-Level Control Break Programs


Lab 8-1: Accumulating Totals in Single-Level Control Break Programs


Multiple-Level Control Break Programs


Exercise 8-2: Multiple-Level Control Break Programs


Lab 8-2: Multiple-Level Control Break Programs



Sorting Data and File Input/Output


Sorting Data


Swapping Data Values


Exercise 9-1: Swapping Values


Lab 9-1: Swapping Values


Using a Bullet Sort


The main ( ) Method


The fillArray ( ) Method


The sortArray ( ) Method


The displayArray ( ) Method


Exercise 9-2: Using a Bubble Sort


Lab 9-2: Using a Bubble Sort


File Input and Output


Importing Packages and Classes


Opening a File for Reading


Reading Data from an Input File


Reading Data Using a Loop and EOF


Opening a File for Writing


Writing Data to an Output File


Exercise 9-3: Opening Files and Performing File Input


Lab 9-2: Using an Input File



Additional Topics


A Programmer-Defined Class


Creating a Programmer-Defined Class


Adding Attributes to a Class


Adding Methods to a Class


Exercise 10-1: Creating a Class in Java


Lab 10-1: Creating a Class in Java


Creating a Graphical User Interface (GUI)


Writing a Constructor


Writing the main ( ) Method


Exercise 10-2: Creating a Graphical User Interface in Java


Lab 10-2: Creating a Graphical User Interface in Java


Index