Java By Example
Java
By Example
Clayton Walnum
CONTENTS
Introduction
q Who This Book Is For q Hardware and Software Requirements q Compiling the Programs in This Book q A Word to the Wise q On to the Wonderful World of Java
Chapter 1 Java Overview
q The Java Story q Introducing Java q Java Programs q The Java Developer's Kit q Where Is Java? q Example: Installing HotJava q Example: Installing the JDK q Summary
q Review Questions q Review Exercises
Chapter 2 Running Java Applets
q The Sample Java Applets r The Appletviewer Tool r Example: Running TicTacToe r The Animator Applet r The BarChart Applet r Other Demo Applets
q Adding Applets to an HTML Document r Optional Attributes for Applets r Applet Parameters r Non-Java Browsers r Example: A Java-Powered Home Page
q Summary q Review Questions q Review Exercises
Chapter 3 Applets and the Internet
q Local and Remote Applets r Local Applets r Remote Applets
q Clients and Servers q Security q Example: Your Pages on the Web q Summary q Review Questions q Review Exercises
Chapter 4 Object-Oriented Programming Concepts
q From Switches to Objects q An Obvious, Yet Brilliant, Solution q Object-Oriented Programming
r Encapsulation r Classes as Data Types r Inheritance r Polymorphism r Example: Encapsulation, Inheritance, and Polymorphism q Summary q Review Questions q Review Exercises
Chapter 5 Constants and Variables
q Constants q Variables q Naming Constants and Variables q Example: Creating Your Own Identifiers q Data Types
r Integer Values r Floating-Point Values r Character Values r Boolean Values q Variable Scope r Example: Determining a Variable's Scope q Summary q Review Questions q Review Exercises
Chapter 6 Simple Input and Output
q Windows and Graphics q Displaying Text in an Applet
r Example: Creating and Running Applet1 r How Applet1 Works q Getting Input from the User r How Applet2 Works r Example: Retrieving text from a TextField control r How Applet3 Works q Displaying Numerical Values
q Summary q Review Questions q Review Exercises
Chapter 7 Math Operators
q The Addition Operator r Example: Using the Addition Operator r Example: Multiple Additions
q The Subtraction Operator r Example: Using the Subtraction Operator r Example: Multiple Subtractions Using Mixed Data Types r Example: Casting a Result to a Different Data Type
q The Multiplication Operator r Example: Multiplication and Data Types
q The Division Operator r Example: Integer Versus Floating-Point Division
q The Modulo Operator q The Increment Operator q The Decrement Operator q Example: Using Mathematical Calculations in an Applet
r How Applet5 Works q The Order of Operations
r Example: Order of Operations r Example: More Order of Operations r Example: Still More Order of Operations r Example: One Last Order of Operations q Summary q Review Questions q Review Exercises
Chapter 8 Expressions
q Types of Expressions q Expressions Within Expressions q Comparison Operators
r Example: Using Comparison Operators
q Logical Operators r Example: Using Logical Operators r Example: Using Multiple Logical Operators r Example: Combining Different Comparison and Logical Operators
q Writing Logical Expressions q Order of Operations q Summary q Review Questions q Review Exercises
Chapter 9 The if and switch Statements
q Controlling Program Flow q Program Flow and Branching q The if statement
r Example: The Form of an if Statement r Multiple if Statements r Multiple-Line if Statements r The else Clause r Example: Using the if Statement in a Program q The switch Statement r Example: Using the break Statement Correctly r Example: Using the switch Statement in a Program q Summary q Review Questions q Review Exercises
Chapter 10 The while and do-while Loops
q The while Loop r Example: Using a while Loop r Example: Using a while Loop in a Program
q The do-while Loop r Example: Using a do-while Loop r Example: Using a do-while Loop in a Program
q Summary q Review Questions
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