An introduction to object-oriented programming with Java / C. Thomas Wu.
Publication details: Boston ; Singapore ; New York : McGraw-Hill Higher Education, c2004.Edition: 3rd editionDescription: xxix, 961 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 24 cmISBN:- 9780072921953
- 0072518847
- 0071217703 (ISE)
- 005.17 22 WU
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Content.
Chapter 1. Introduction to object-oriented programming and software.
1.1 Classes and objectives.
1.2 Messages and methods.
1.3 Class and instance data values
etc.
Chapter 2 Getting started with Java
2.1 The first Java program
2.2 Program components
2.3 Edit-compile-run cycle.
2.4 Sample java standard classes.
etc.
Chapter 3 Numerical data
3.1 Variables
3.2 Arithmetic expression
3.3 Constants.
etc.
Chapter 4 Defining your own classes.
4.1 Defining instantiable classes.
4.2 Instantiable classes and constructors
4.3 Information hiding and visibility modifiers.
etc.
Chapter 5 Selection statements.
5.1 The if statement
5.2 Boolean expressions and values
5.3 Nested-if statements
etc.
Chapter 6 Repetition statement
6.1 The while statement
6.2 Pitfall in writing repetition statements
6.3 The do-while statement
etc.
Chapter 7 Event-driven programming and basic GUI objects
7.1 Creating a subclass of JFrame
7.2 Placing button an the content pane of a frame.
7.3 Handling button events
etc.
Chapter 8 Exceptions and assertions.
8.1 Catching exceptions
8.2 Throwing exceptions
8.3 Propagating exceptions
etc.
Chapter 9 Characters and strings
9.1 Characters.
9.2 Strings.
9.3 Pattern matching and regular expression
etc.
Chapter 10 Arrays.
10.1 Arrays basics
10.2 Arrays of objects
10.3 Passing arrays to methods.
10.4 Sample development: the address
etc.
Chapter 11 Sorting and searching.
11.1 Searching
11.2 Sorting.
11.3 Heatsort.
etc.
chapter 12. File input and output.
12.1 File and JFilechooser objects.
12.2 Low-level file1/0
12.3 High-level file 1/0
etc.
Chapter 13.Inheritance and polymorphism
13.1 Defining classes with inheritance.
13.2 sing effective with polymorphism
13.3 Inheritance and member accessibility.
etc.
Chapter 14 Advanced GUI.
14.1 handling mouse events.
14.2 Layout managers and panels.
14.3 Effective use of nested panels
14. 4 Other GUI components.
etc.
Chapter 15 Recursive algorithms
15.1 Basic elements of recursion.
15.2 Directory listing
15.3 Anagram
15.4Towers of hanoi.
Index : p. 937-961
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