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This book is the perfect starting point for anyone wanting to learn from scratch about Java. Although it's helpful to have previous programming experience (especially with C or C++), this book includes a complete tutorial on the Java language and how to build applets with it. The Java tools, such as the compiler and interpreter, that you'll need to create your own applets are described in detail. Moreover, you'll learn the Java language starting from the very basics and working your way toward writing fullfeatured applets and applications.
Although this book is suitable for programming novices, more experienced programmers will find a great deal of interest here, as well. If you're already familiar with languages such as C and C++, you'll be able to skim over the Java language introduction and dive right into the business of creating applets. Although the Java language is very much like C++, the way it's used is unique. Up until Java, you've never seen anything quite like applets.
To summarize, this book is for both novice and intermediate programmers. Novice programmers will get a gentle introduction to the Java language, whereas more experienced programmers can concentrate on getting the most from the language by quickly learning how to build powerful applets for the Internet. Even expert programmers may find this book to be a useful introduction to the world of Java.
Content:-
Introduction
Chapter 1: Java Overview
Chapter 2: Running Java Applets
Chapter 3: Applets and the Internet
Chapter 4: Object-Oriented Programming Concepts
Chapter 5: Constants and Variables
Chapter 6: Simple Input and Output
Chapter 7: Math Operators
Chapter 8: Expressions
Chapter 9: The if and switch Statements
Chapter 10: The while and do-while Loops
Chapter 11: The for Loop
Chapter 12: Functions
Chapter 13: Arrays
Chapter 14: Classes
Chapter 15: Writing a Simple Applet
Chapter 16: Drawing Graphics
Chapter 17: Graphical Text
Chapter 18: Label and Button Controls
Chapter 19: Checkbox and TextField Controls
Chapter 20: Choice Menu, Text Area, and Scrolling List Controls
Chapter 21: Scrollbar and Canvas Controls
Chapter 22: Panels and Layout Managers
Chapter 23: Windows and Menu Bars
Chapter 24: Dialog Boxes
Chapter 25: Mouse and Keyboard Events
Chapter 26: Configurable Applets
Chapter 27: Images and Sounds
Chapter 28: Communications
Chapter 29: Packages and Interfaces
Chapter 30: Exceptions
Chapter 31: Threads
Chapter 32: Writing Java Applications
Chapter 33: Development Tools Overview
Chapter 34: Using the Compiler
Chapter 35: Using the Interpreter
Chapter 36: The Java Class Libraries
Appendix A. Answers to Review Questions
Appendix B. Glossary
Appendix C. IDEs and Tools
Author Details
"Clayton Walnum"
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