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| Getting Started | |
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| The HelloWeb Applet | |
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| What Is Java? | |
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| Java Is a Programming Language | |
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| Java Is Platform Independent | |
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| Java Is Object Oriented | |
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| Classes and Objects | |
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| Attributes and Methods | |
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| Why Learn Java? | |
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| Pathways to Learning Java | |
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| Where to Start | |
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| Installing and Setting Up the JDK | |
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| Accessing the Sun Site | |
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| The JDK Installation Executable | |
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| Starting Your Windows Installation | |
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| Windows Installation and Setup Continued | |
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| Verifying and Copying the Path to Your JRE | |
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| Setting the Path Variable | |
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| Writing Your First Program | |
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| Setting Up to Work with DOS | |
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| DOS Commands | |
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| Creating a Hello World Program | |
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| HelloWorld Syntax Basics | |
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| Compiling the Hello World Program | |
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| Running the Hello World Program | |
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| Writing Your First Applet | |
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| Applet Code | |
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| Compiling the Applet Code | |
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| Writing an HTML File for an Applet | |
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| Using the Applet Viewer | |
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| Running Your Applet in the Browser | |
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| Summary | |
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| Variables, Data Types, and Simple IO | |
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| The Name Game Application | |
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| Variables and Data Types | |
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| Primitive Data Types | |
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| Understanding Literals | |
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| Casting and Type Promotion | |
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| Strings and Character Escape Codes | |
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| Naming Variables | |
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| Conventions | |
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| Assignment and Initialization | |
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| Working with Numbers | |
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| Operators and Operands | |
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| How to Do Math | |
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| The TipAdder Program | |
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| Formatting Decimal Precision | |
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| Operator Precedence | |
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| Getting User Input | |
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| The BufferedReader Class | |
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| The try...catch Block | |
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| Parsing Strings to Numbers | |
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| Accepting Command-Line Arguments | |
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| Strings and String Operations | |
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| The Name Game | |
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| Summary | |
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| The Fortune Teller: Random Numbers, Conditions, and Arrays | |
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| The Fortune Teller Application | |
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| Generating Random Numbers | |
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| The Math Class | |
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| The Random Class | |
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| Generating Different Types of Random Numbers | |
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| Seeding Values | |
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| More of the Math Class | |
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| Flow and Selection | |
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| Conditions and Conditional Operators | |
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| Single-Entry Selection | |
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| The Ternary Operator | |
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| Boolean Operators | |
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| The if...else Statement | |
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| The Temperature Conversion Program | |
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| The if...else if...else Statement | |
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| The switch Structure | |
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| The Dice Roller Program | |
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| Arrays | |
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| Declaring Arrays | |
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| Assigning Values to Arrays | |
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| Combined Declaration and Initialization | |
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| Accessing Array Values | |
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| The Array Use Program | |
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| The Fortune Teller Revisited | |
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| Summary | |
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| Repetition Statements and Exception Handling | |
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| The Guess-a-Number Application | |
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| Flow as Repetition | |
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| The for Statement | |
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| The Racer Program | |
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| Basic Repetition Activities | |
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| Redefinition of Control Variables | |
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| Control and Unary Operators | |
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| Variations on Intervals | |
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| Compound Assignment Operators | |
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| Variations on the Use of the for Structure | |
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| Nested Repetition Blocks | |
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| The while Statement | |
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| The do...while Statement | |
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| The continue and break Keywords | |
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| Using throw and finally with try...catch Structures | |
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| Back to Guessing a Number | |
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| Summary | |
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| Object-Oriented Programming | |
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| Object-Oriented Concepts | |
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| States and Attributes | |
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| Behaviors | |
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| Attributes and Methods | |
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| Picturing Classes | |
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| Implementing a Class | |
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| Defining Attributes | |
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| Defining Methods | |
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| Default Constructors | |
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| Overloaded Constructors | |
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| Creating a Test Driver Class | |
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| Encapsulation | |
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| Scope Considerations | |
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| The Scope and ScopeTest Classes | |
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| More on Methods | |
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| Method Overloading | |
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| Method Signatures and Return Operations | |
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| Assignments and Cascading Calls | |
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| Points of Return | |
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| Static Methods and Attributes | |
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| More on Constructors and the this Keyword | |
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| Composition | |
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| The Card Class | |
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| The CardDeck Class | |
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| Testing the Associated Classes | |
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| Trump | |
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| Summary | |
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| Building a Class Hierarchy | |
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| Software Reusability | |
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| Specialization and Generalization | |
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| Creating a Class Hierarchy | |
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| Concrete Classes | |
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| A Concrete Base Class | |
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| Testing the Base Car Class | |
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| Second-Tier Classes | |
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| Third-Tier Classes | |
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| Method Overriding | |
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| The Sedan Class and Overriding | |
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| Testing the Sedan Class | |
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| Finalization | |
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| Polymorphism | |
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| ChildCart | |
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| DieselElectric | |
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| GasElectric | |
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| Using Polymorphic Options | |
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| Summary | |
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| Abstract Classes and Interfaces | |
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| Abstract Classes | |
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| Abstract Methods | |
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| Picturing Abstract Classes and Methods | |
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| Using Abstraction in the Car Hierarchy | |
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| The Car Class as an Abstract Class | |
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| The Economy Class as an Abstract Class | |
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| Creating a Concrete Class | |
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| Other Concrete and Abstract Classes | |
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| Polymorphic Uses of Abstract Data Types | |
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| References and Identifiers | |
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| References and Collections | |
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| Interfaces | |
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| Multiple Inheritance and the Use of Interfaces | |
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| Picturing Interfaces | |
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| Creating a Test Application | |
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| Implementing a GUI Application | |
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| Accommodating Window Closing Events | |
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| Inner Classes | |
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| Explicitly Named Inner Classes | |
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| Inner Anonymous and Final Classes | |
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| Summary | |
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| Graphic User Interface Activities | |
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| Setting Up a Window | |
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| Lab View A | |
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| Layout Management | |
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| Other Layout Managers | |
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| Pluggable Look and Feel | |
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| Adding Menu Features | |
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| Arrays and Patterns | |
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| Lab View B | |
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| Event Handling | |
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| The Handler | |
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| Associating Events with Menu Items | |
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| Identifying and Processing Messages | |
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| JOptionPane Dialogs | |
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| Window Location Using the Java Toolkit | |
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| Use of a JLabel Object for a Status Bar | |
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| Summary | |
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| Refactoring and Data Containers | |
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| Custom Dialogs and the Lab View Application | |
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| Refactoring and Software Patterns | |
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| Models and Views | |
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| Refactoring the showElements() Method | |
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| Implementing the Elements Class | |
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| Hashtable | |
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| Hashtable Construction Activities | |
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| Tokenizing a String | |
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| Enumeration | |
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| ArrayList | |
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| String and StringBuffer | |
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| Glyph Problems | |
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| Tabs | |
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| Cleaning Up Data | |
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| The Inner Class and the finalize Method | |
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| Mutator and Accessor Methods of the Elements Class | |
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| Exceptions | |
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| Summary | |
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| Extending Applications | |
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| Using Dialogs to Extend the Application | |
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| Child Windows | |
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| The JDialog Window | |
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| JDialog Construction | |
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| Disposal and Initialization | |
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| The Box Layout Manager | |
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| Fonts | |
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| Lab View Menu Considerations | |
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| An Abstract Primary Dialog | |
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| Mouse Drawing and Graphics | |
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| Input/Output Operations | |
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| Writing to a File | |
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| Reading from a File | |
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| Reading Information for a Help Dialog | |
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| The TableMaker Class | |
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| Layout for the Dialog | |
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| Event Processing | |
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| Processing Details | |
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| Other Concerns | |
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| Summary | |
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| ConTEXT for Java | |
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| Setting Up an Editor for Java | |
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| Obtaining ConTEXT | |
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| Installing ConTEXT | |
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| Setting ConTEXT Options | |
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| Accessing Your Java Files | |
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| Selecting the Highlighter for Java | |
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| Setting Up the Highlighter | |
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| Setting Up Associations | |
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| Setting the Backup Directory | |
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| Word Wrap and the Ruler | |
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| Setting the Function Keys | |
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| Associating F9 with the javac Command | |
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| Testing F9 | |
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| Associating F10 with the java Command | |
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| Testing F10 | |
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| Index | |