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Developing Java
Learn programming in Java from scratch - and keep on learning!
The new edition of this excellent primer teaches how to program in an object-oriented style. Objects come first providing a framework for understanding how Java programs work and how they can be designed, in an organised and systematic way. Programming is taught with a view to quality software engineering and is anchored in real world issues, particularly testing. Examples and exercises provide motivation. Self- tests and class project suggestions enhance this comprehensive study package.
The purpose of this book is to take readers from the basic principles of object-oriented design and programming using Java through to class library construction and application development.
New to this edition:
JDK 2 compliant
Part 1 - objects and object oriented programming concepts have been made more student friendly with a lot of additional small scale examples to aid understanding
Part 2 - Language Reference now appears at the back of the book so as not to interrupt the flow
The new JFC (including Swing and the container classes) replaces obsolescent AWT
Go to the support website at: http://www.dcs.kcl.ac.uk/DevJavaSoft/ to find:
More exercises
Selected solutions
Instructor's notes and resources
Code for case studies
Updates, revisions and bug fixes
Reviews and feedback
The new edition of this excellent primer teaches how to program in an object-oriented style. Objects come first providing a framework for understanding how Java programs work and how they can be designed, in an organised and systematic way. Programming is taught with a view to quality software engineering and is anchored in real world issues, particularly testing. Examples and exercises provide motivation. Self- tests and class project suggestions enhance this comprehensive study package.
The purpose of this book is to take readers from the basic principles of object-oriented design and programming using Java through to class library construction and application development.
New to this edition:
JDK 2 compliant
Part 1 - objects and object oriented programming concepts have been made more student friendly with a lot of additional small scale examples to aid understanding
Part 2 - Language Reference now appears at the back of the book so as not to interrupt the flow
The new JFC (including Swing and the container classes) replaces obsolescent AWT
Go to the support website at: http://www.dcs.kcl.ac.uk/DevJavaSoft/ to find:
More exercises
Selected solutions
Instructor's notes and resources
Code for case studies
Updates, revisions and bug fixes
Reviews and feedback
558 pages, Hardcover
First published September 1, 1997
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