Java for Students + CD

Wydawnictwo: prentice hall
Autor: Bell
Liczba stron: 552
Oprawa: miękka
ISBN: 978-0-13-124618-8

Czas dostawy: 4 - 6 tygodni (na zamówienie)
Cena detaliczna: 277,99 zł
Nasza cena: 278,00 zł

Opis Java for Students + CD:

Java programming should be creative, interesting and fun. Java For Students has all the elements to make this a reality.
This edition is a comprehensive update of the last, bringing Java For Students up to date with the latest developments in teaching introductory programming with Java. The book takes a bottom up approach, starting with the fundamentals of programming before introducing the more complex concepts of objects and classes. Using programs that utilise graphical images throughout, this text demonstrates programming principles to the reader in a tremendously lucid, easy to learn fashion.
This edition uses on Swing throughout to reflect a shift towards Swing rapidly becoming the main technology for Java GUI programming. The authors have also moved to coverage of applications over applets to facilitate the novice programmer's introduction to Swing. Applets are covered in an appendix.

Uses Swing throughout, reflecting a the shift towards Swing becoming the main technology for Java GUI programming
Coverage of applications over applets has been moved to facilitate the novice programmer's introduction to Swing. Applets are now covered in an appendix.
Uses programs that utilise graphical issues throughout to demonstrate programming principles to the reader
UML used where appropriate
Loaded with exercises and self-test questions with solutions
Extensive appendices to broaden students' awareness of programming with Java
CD-ROM contains JDK plus all the examples from the book
Improved on-line supplementary support material for both students and lecturers

Spis treści Java for Students + CD:

Introduction
1.    The background to Java
2.    First programs
3.    Using graphics methods
4.    Variables and calculations
5.    Methods and parameters
6.    Using objects
7.    Selection
8.    Repetition
9.    Writing classes
10. Inheritance
11. Calculations
12. Array lists
13. Arrays
14. Arrays - two dimensional
15. String manipulation
16. Exceptions
17. Files and console applications
18. Object-oriented design
19. Program style
20. Testing
21. Debugging
22. Threads
23. Interfaces
24. Programming in the large - packages
25. Polymorphism
26. Java in context
Appendices
Glossary
Bibliography
Index