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| adam_text | CONTENTS
Chapter
1
Introduction to Computers, Programs,
and Java
29
1.1 Introduction
30
1.2
What Is a Computer?
30
1.3
Programs
33
1.4
Operating Systems
35
1.5
Number Systems
36
1.6
Java, World Wide Web, and Beyond
40
1.7
The Java Language Specification, API, JDK, and IDE
42
1.8
A Simple Java Program
43
1.9
Creating, Compiling, and Executing a Java Program
44
1.
10
(GUI) Displaying Text in a Message Dialog Box
47
Chapter
2
Elementary Programming
53
2.1
Introduction
54
2.2
Writing Simple Programs
54
2.3
Identifiers
56
2.4
Variables
57
2.5
Assignment Statements and Assignment Expressions
58
2.6
Constants
59
2.7
Numeric Data Types and Operations
60
2.8
Numeric Type Conversions
67
2.9
Character Data Type and Operations
68
2.10
The String Type
71
2.11
Console Input Using the Scanner Class
72
2.12
Casestudies
74
2.13
Programming Style and Documentation
79
2.14
Programming Errors
81
2.15
Debugging
82
2.16
(GUI) Getting Input from Input Dialogs
83
Chapter
3
Selections
95
3.1
Introduction
96
3.2
bool ean Data Type and Operations
96
3.3
i f
Statements
100
3.4
switch Statements
114
3.5
Conditional Expressions
116
19
20
Contents
3.6
Formatting Console Output 117
3.7
Operator Precedence and Associativity
П9
3.8
(GUI) Confirmation Dialogs 12°
Chapter
4
Loops 131
4.1
Introduction 132
4.2
The while Loop 132
4.3
The do-while Loop 138
4.4
The for Loop 13?
4.5
Which Loop to Use?
141
4.6
Nested Loops
143
4.7
Minimizing Numeric Errors
144
4.8
Case Studies
145
4.9
Keywords break and
conti
nue
150
4.10
(GUI) Controlling a Loop with a Confirmation Dialog
155
Chapter
5
Methods
169
5.1
Introduction
170
5.2
Defining a Method
170
5.3
Calling a Method
171
5.4
voi d
Method Example
173
5.5
Passing Parameters by Values
175
5.6
Modularizing Code
177
5.7
Overloading Methods
179
5.8
The Scope of Variables
181
5.9
The Math Class
182
5.10
Case Study: Generating Random Characters
185
5.11
Method Abstraction and Stepwise Refinement
187
Chapter
6
Arrays
207
6.1
Introduction
208
6.2
Array Basics
208
6.3
Copying Arrays
216
6.4
Passing Arrays to Methods
217
6.5
Returning an Array from a Method
220
6.6
Variable-Length Argument Lists
223
6.7
Searching Arrays
224
6.8
Sorting Arrays
227
6.9
The Arrays Class
230
6.10
Two-Dimensional Arrays
231
6.1
1 Multidimensional Arrays
243
Contents 21
Chapter
7
Objects and Classes
257
7.1
Introduction
258
7.2
Defining Classes for Objects
258
7.3
Constructing Objects Using Constructors
260
7.4
Accessing Objects via Reference Variables
260
7.5
Using Classes from the Java Library
266
7.6
Static Variables, Constants, and Methods
269
7.7
Visibility Modifiers
273
7.8
Data Field Encapsulation
275
7.9
Passing Objects to Methods
277
7.10
Array of Objects
279
Chapter
8
Strings and Text I/O
291
8.1
Introduction
292
8.2
The String Class
292
8.3
The Character Class
301
8.4
The StringBuilder/StringBuffer Class
304
8.5
Command-Line Arguments
308
8.6
The
Fi le
Class
311
8.7
File Input and Output
313
8.8
(GUI) File Dialogs
318
Chapter
9
Thinking in Objects
ззі
9.1
Introduction
332
9.2
Immutable Objects and Classes
332
9.3
The Scope of Variables
333
9.4
The this Reference
334
9.5
Class Abstraction and Encapsulation
335
9.6
Object-Oriented Thinking
339
9.7
Designing the Course Class
341
9.8
Designing a Class for Stacks
344
9.9
Designing the CuessDate Class
346
Chapter
10
Inheritance and Polymorphism
357
I O.I Introduction
358
10.2
Superclasses and Subclasses
358
10.3
Extending the
J
Frame Class
363
10.4
Using the super Keyword
364
10.5
Overriding Methods
366
10.6
Overriding vs. Overloading
367
10.7
The Ob
j
eet
Class and Its Methods
368
22 Contents
10.8
Polymorphism,
Dynamic
Binding, and
Generic Programming 369
10.9 Casting
Objects and the
i nstanceof
Operator
371
10.10
TheArrayListClass
373
10.11
A Custom Stack Class
377
10.12
The protected Data and Methods
378
10.13
Preventing Extending and Overriding
379
Chapter
11
Abstract Classes and Interfaces
з89
11.1
Introduction
390
11.2
Abstract Classes
390
11.3
Example: Calendar and
Gregoři
anCalendar
394
11.4
Interfaces
397
11.5
Example: The Comparable Interface
398
1
1.6
Example: The
ActionLi stener
Interface
401
11.7
Example: The Cloneabl
e
Interface
402
11
.8
Interfaces vs. Abstract Classes
405
11
.9
Processing Primitive Data Type Values as Objects
408
11.10
Sorting an Array of Objects
410
11.11
Automatic Conversion between Primitive Types and
Wrapper Class Types
412
11.12
The Biglnteger and BigDecimal Classes
413
Chapter
12
Object-Oriented Design and Patterns
421
12.1
Introduction
422
12.2
Software Life Cycle
422
12.3
Discovering Classes
423
12.4
Discovering Class Relationships
424
12.5
Case Study: Object-Oriented Design
428
12.6
Case Study: The Rational Class
433
12.7
Class Design Guidelines
438
12.8
Framework-Based Programming Using Java API
441
12.9
Design Patterns
442
Chapter
13
GUI Basics 447
13.1
Introduction
448
13.2
Swing vs. AWT
448
13.3
TheJavaGUIAPI
448
1
3.4
Frames
451
1
3.5
Layout Managers
453
13.6
The Color Class
460
13.7
The Font Class
460
Contents 23
13.8
Using
Panels
as Subcontainers
1
3.9
Common Features of Swing GUI Components
13.10
Image Icons
Chapter
14
Graphics
14-1
Introduction
14.2
Graphical Coordinate Systems
14.3
The Graphi cs Class
144
The
pai
ntComponent Method
14.5
Drawing Graphics on Panels
14-6
Drawing Strings, Lines, Rectangles, and Ovals
14.7
Case Study: The FigurePanel Class
14.8
Drawing Arcs
14-9
Drawing Polygons and Polylines
14.10 Centering a String Using the FontMetrics Class
14.1
1 Case Study: The MessagePanel Class
14.12
Case Study: The StillClock Class
14.13
Displaying Images
ИИ
Case Study: The ImageVi ewe
г
Class
Chapter
15
Event-Driven Programming
15.1
Introduction
15.2
Event and Event Source
15.3
Listeners, Registrations, and Handling
15.4
Mouse Events
15.5
Key Events
15.6
Animation Using the Timer Class
Chapter
16
Creating User Interfaces
16.1
Introduction
16.2
Buttons
16.3
Check Boxes
16.4
Radio Buttons
16.5
Labels
16.6
Text Fields
16.7
Text Areas
16.8
Combo Boxes
16.9
Lists
16.10
Scroll Bars
16.11
Sliders
16.12
Creating Multiple Windows
461
463
465
473
474
474
474
477
478
479
480
484
486
488
490
495
499
501
511
512
512
513
526
529
531
541
542
542
548
551
553
554
556
559
562
566
569
571
24 Contents
Chapter
17 Applets
and Multimedia
585
17.1
Introduction 586
17.2
The
Applet
Class
586
17.3
The
ЗАррі
et
Class
588
1
7.4
The HTML File and the <applet> Tag
589
1
7.5
Enabling Applets to Run as Applications
595
17.6
Passing Strings to Applets
596
1
7.7
Case Study: TicTacToe
600
1
7.8
Case Study: Bouncing Ball
605
1
7.9
Locating Resources Using the URL Class
608
17.10
Playing Audio in Any Java Program
609
17.11
Case Study: Multimedia Animations
610
Chapter
18
Exception Handling
625
18.1
Introduction
626
18.2
Exception-Handling Overview
626
18.3
Exception-Handling Advantages
628
18.4
Exception Types
629
18.5
Understanding Exception Handling
632
1
8.6
The
fi
nal
1
y
Clause
639
18.7
When to Use Exceptions
640
18.8
Rethrowing Exceptions
640
1
8.9
Chained Exceptions
641
18.10
Creating Custom Exception Classes
642
Chapter
19
Binary I/O
esi
19.1
Introduction
652
1
9.2
How is I/O Handled in Java?
652
1
9.3
Text I/O vs. Binary I/O
652
1
9.4
Binary I/O Classes
654
1
9.5
Problem: Copying Files
661
19.6
Object I/O
663
19.7
Random Access Files
667
19.8
Problem: Creating an Address Book
670
Chapter
20
Recursion
без
20.1
Introduction
684
20.2
Problem: Computing Factorials
684
20.3
Problem: Computing Fibonacci Numbers
687
20.4
Problem Solving Using Recursion
689
20.5
Recursive Helper Methods
690
Contents 25
20.6 Problem:
Finding the
Directory
Size
693
20.7 Problem: Tower
of
Hanoi 694
20.8 Problem:
Fractals
698
20.9 Problem:
Eight
Queens 701
20.10
Recursion
versus Iteration 703
Appendixes
Appendix A Java Keywords
713
Appendix
в
The ASCII
Character Set
716
Appendix
с
Operator
Precedence
Chart 718
Appendix
D
Java Modifiers
720
Appendix
E Special
Floating-Point
Values
722
Index 723
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CONTENTS
Chapter
1
Introduction to Computers, Programs,
and Java
29
1.1 Introduction
30
1.2
What Is a Computer?
30
1.3
Programs
33
1.4
Operating Systems
35
1.5
Number Systems
36
1.6
Java, World Wide Web, and Beyond
40
1.7
The Java Language Specification, API, JDK, and IDE
42
1.8
A Simple Java Program
43
1.9
Creating, Compiling, and Executing a Java Program
44
1.
10
(GUI) Displaying Text in a Message Dialog Box
47
Chapter
2
Elementary Programming
53
2.1
Introduction
54
2.2
Writing Simple Programs
54
2.3
Identifiers
56
2.4
Variables
57
2.5
Assignment Statements and Assignment Expressions
58
2.6
Constants
59
2.7
Numeric Data Types and Operations
60
2.8
Numeric Type Conversions
67
2.9
Character Data Type and Operations
68
2.10
The String Type
71
2.11
Console Input Using the Scanner Class
72
2.12
Casestudies
74
2.13
Programming Style and Documentation
79
2.14
Programming Errors
81
2.15
Debugging
82
2.16
(GUI) Getting Input from Input Dialogs
83
Chapter
3
Selections
95
3.1
Introduction
96
3.2
bool ean Data Type and Operations
96
3.3
i f
Statements
100
3.4
switch Statements
114
3.5
Conditional Expressions
116
19
20
Contents
3.6
Formatting Console Output 117
3.7
Operator Precedence and Associativity
П9
3.8
(GUI) Confirmation Dialogs 12°
Chapter
4
Loops 131
4.1
Introduction 132
4.2
The while Loop 132
4.3
The do-while Loop 138
4.4
The for Loop 13?
4.5
Which Loop to Use?
141
4.6
Nested Loops
143
4.7
Minimizing Numeric Errors
144
4.8
Case Studies
145
4.9
Keywords break and
conti
nue
150
4.10
(GUI) Controlling a Loop with a Confirmation Dialog
155
Chapter
5
Methods
169
5.1
Introduction
170
5.2
Defining a Method
170
5.3
Calling a Method
171
5.4
voi d
Method Example
173
5.5
Passing Parameters by Values
175
5.6
Modularizing Code
177
5.7
Overloading Methods
179
5.8
The Scope of Variables
181
5.9
The Math Class
182
5.10
Case Study: Generating Random Characters
185
5.11
Method Abstraction and Stepwise Refinement
187
Chapter
6
Arrays
207
6.1
Introduction
208
6.2
Array Basics
208
6.3
Copying Arrays
216
6.4
Passing Arrays to Methods
217
6.5
Returning an Array from a Method
220
6.6
Variable-Length Argument Lists
223
6.7
Searching Arrays
224
6.8
Sorting Arrays
227
6.9
The Arrays Class
230
6.10
Two-Dimensional Arrays
231
6.1
1 Multidimensional Arrays
243
Contents 21
Chapter
7
Objects and Classes
257
7.1
Introduction
258
7.2
Defining Classes for Objects
258
7.3
Constructing Objects Using Constructors
260
7.4
Accessing Objects via Reference Variables
260
7.5
Using Classes from the Java Library
266
7.6
Static Variables, Constants, and Methods
269
7.7
Visibility Modifiers
273
7.8
Data Field Encapsulation
275
7.9
Passing Objects to Methods
277
7.10
Array of Objects
279
Chapter
8
Strings and Text I/O
291
8.1
Introduction
292
8.2
The String Class
292
8.3
The Character Class
301
8.4
The StringBuilder/StringBuffer Class
304
8.5
Command-Line Arguments
308
8.6
The
Fi le
Class
311
8.7
File Input and Output
313
8.8
(GUI) File Dialogs
318
Chapter
9
Thinking in Objects
ззі
9.1
Introduction
332
9.2
Immutable Objects and Classes
332
9.3
The Scope of Variables
333
9.4
The this Reference
334
9.5
Class Abstraction and Encapsulation
335
9.6
Object-Oriented Thinking
339
9.7
Designing the Course Class
341
9.8
Designing a Class for Stacks
344
9.9
Designing the CuessDate Class
346
Chapter
10
Inheritance and Polymorphism
357
I O.I Introduction
358
10.2
Superclasses and Subclasses
358
10.3
Extending the
J
Frame Class
363
10.4
Using the super Keyword
364
10.5
Overriding Methods
366
10.6
Overriding vs. Overloading
367
10.7
The Ob
j
eet
Class and Its Methods
368
22 Contents
10.8
Polymorphism,
Dynamic
Binding, and
Generic Programming 369
10.9 Casting
Objects and the
i nstanceof
Operator
371
10.10
TheArrayListClass
373
10.11
A Custom Stack Class
377
10.12
The protected Data and Methods
378
10.13
Preventing Extending and Overriding
379
Chapter
11
Abstract Classes and Interfaces
з89
11.1
Introduction
390
11.2
Abstract Classes
390
11.3
Example: Calendar and
Gregoři
anCalendar
394
11.4
Interfaces
397
11.5
Example: The Comparable Interface
398
1
1.6
Example: The
ActionLi stener
Interface
401
11.7
Example: The Cloneabl
e
Interface
402
11
.8
Interfaces vs. Abstract Classes
405
11
.9
Processing Primitive Data Type Values as Objects
408
11.10
Sorting an Array of Objects
410
11.11
Automatic Conversion between Primitive Types and
Wrapper Class Types
412
11.12
The Biglnteger and BigDecimal Classes
413
Chapter
12
Object-Oriented Design and Patterns
421
12.1
Introduction
422
12.2
Software Life Cycle
422
12.3
Discovering Classes
423
12.4
Discovering Class Relationships
424
12.5
Case Study: Object-Oriented Design
428
12.6
Case Study: The Rational Class
433
12.7
Class Design Guidelines
438
12.8
Framework-Based Programming Using Java API
441
12.9
Design Patterns
442
Chapter
13
GUI Basics 447
13.1
Introduction
448
13.2
Swing vs. AWT
448
13.3
TheJavaGUIAPI
448
1
3.4
Frames
451
1
3.5
Layout Managers
453
13.6
The Color Class
460
13.7
The Font Class
460
Contents 23
13.8
Using
Panels
as Subcontainers
1
3.9
Common Features of Swing GUI Components
13.10
Image Icons
Chapter
14
Graphics
14-1
Introduction
14.2
Graphical Coordinate Systems
14.3
The Graphi cs Class
144
The
pai
ntComponent Method
14.5
Drawing Graphics on Panels
14-6
Drawing Strings, Lines, Rectangles, and Ovals
14.7
Case Study: The FigurePanel Class
14.8
Drawing Arcs
14-9
Drawing Polygons and Polylines
14.10 Centering a String Using the FontMetrics Class
14.1
1 Case Study: The MessagePanel Class
14.12
Case Study: The StillClock Class
14.13
Displaying Images
ИИ
Case Study: The ImageVi ewe
г
Class
Chapter
15
Event-Driven Programming
15.1
Introduction
15.2
Event and Event Source
15.3
Listeners, Registrations, and Handling
15.4
Mouse Events
15.5
Key Events
15.6
Animation Using the Timer Class
Chapter
16
Creating User Interfaces
16.1
Introduction
16.2
Buttons
16.3
Check Boxes
16.4
Radio Buttons
16.5
Labels
16.6
Text Fields
16.7
Text Areas
16.8
Combo Boxes
16.9
Lists
16.10
Scroll Bars
16.11
Sliders
16.12
Creating Multiple Windows
461
463
465
473
474
474
474
477
478
479
480
484
486
488
490
495
499
501
511
512
512
513
526
529
531
541
542
542
548
551
553
554
556
559
562
566
569
571
24 Contents
Chapter
17 Applets
and Multimedia
585
17.1
Introduction 586
17.2
The
Applet
Class
586
17.3
The
ЗАррі
et
Class
588
1
7.4
The HTML File and the <applet> Tag
589
1
7.5
Enabling Applets to Run as Applications
595
17.6
Passing Strings to Applets
596
1
7.7
Case Study: TicTacToe
600
1
7.8
Case Study: Bouncing Ball
605
1
7.9
Locating Resources Using the URL Class
608
17.10
Playing Audio in Any Java Program
609
17.11
Case Study: Multimedia Animations
610
Chapter
18
Exception Handling
625
18.1
Introduction
626
18.2
Exception-Handling Overview
626
18.3
Exception-Handling Advantages
628
18.4
Exception Types
629
18.5
Understanding Exception Handling
632
1
8.6
The
fi
nal
1
y
Clause
639
18.7
When to Use Exceptions
640
18.8
Rethrowing Exceptions
640
1
8.9
Chained Exceptions
641
18.10
Creating Custom Exception Classes
642
Chapter
19
Binary I/O
esi
19.1
Introduction
652
1
9.2
How is I/O Handled in Java?
652
1
9.3
Text I/O vs. Binary I/O
652
1
9.4
Binary I/O Classes
654
1
9.5
Problem: Copying Files
661
19.6
Object I/O
663
19.7
Random Access Files
667
19.8
Problem: Creating an Address Book
670
Chapter
20
Recursion
без
20.1
Introduction
684
20.2
Problem: Computing Factorials
684
20.3
Problem: Computing Fibonacci Numbers
687
20.4
Problem Solving Using Recursion
689
20.5
Recursive Helper Methods
690
Contents 25
20.6 Problem:
Finding the
Directory
Size
693
20.7 Problem: Tower
of
Hanoi 694
20.8 Problem:
Fractals
698
20.9 Problem:
Eight
Queens 701
20.10
Recursion
versus Iteration 703
Appendixes
Appendix A Java Keywords
713
Appendix
в
The ASCII
Character Set
716
Appendix
с
Operator
Precedence
Chart 718
Appendix
D
Java Modifiers
720
Appendix
E Special
Floating-Point
Values
722
Index 723 |
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