Introduction to Java object-oriented programming

by Sincere

Introduction to Java object-oriented programmingThis book aims to catch the two rabbits of objects and bells at once by conveying the concepts of proper object-oriented programming and Java grammar elements to the reader who has studied basic programming. While most of the Java tutorials on the market consist of grammar-oriented bottom-up forms, the book is a top-down (top) -down) method. It also introduces and uses a basic code framework that provides a visual practice for readers to have fun and easy access to the composition of this book.

Paperback

Published August 31, 2015

About the author

Sincere's family will say that her niche for storytelling began the day she learned how to form a sentence. With an active imagination, Sincere would entertain her family and friends with elaborate stories. In 1997, Sincere was eager to learn how to type but bored with the traditional teaching method. She sat in front of her computer and typed what came to her mind. Within one day, she learned to type and emerged with a movie script.

Not having the finance to produce the movie she wrote, she placed the manuscript in a box underneath her bed. For years it went untouched.

Eager for feedback, Sincere let her cousin read the movie script. Her cousin couldn't put it down. She encouraged Sincere to turn it into a book.

A decade went by as Sincere pursued other business adventures and creative outlets. It wasn't until she closed her boutique "Sincere Apparel" on the south side of Chicago that she decided to revisit her script and take her cousin's advice. Now we have "Beauty N' Betrayal," her first novel. Enjoy!