Object-Oriented Programming and the Java Language

Author: Zhou Xiaocong
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Publish Date: 2004-03-01
Features: Each chapter of this book is accompanied by carefully selected typical exercises to help readers master the content of the chapter. This book can serve as an introductory textbook for undergraduate students majoring in computer science in the programming course, as a textbook for senior students from non-computer science majors in object-oriented programming course, and can also be referred to by a broad range of software developers. The main content of this book can be roughly divided into two parts: Chapters 1-10 are the foundational part, guided by the basic concepts of object-oriented programming, starting from the basic concepts of programming, introducing basic data types and control structures, and gradually transitioning to discussing complex mechanisms such as methods, classes, inheritance, polymorphism, and exception handling, leading readers step by step into the world of object-oriented programming in a gradual and accessible manner; Chapters 11-16 are guided by programming patterns, introducing the support of the Java language in areas such as object containers, graphical user interfaces, database programming, multithreaded programming, and network communication programming, laying a solid foundation for readers to further develop large-scale Java applications. Each chapter of this book is accompanied by carefully selected typical exercises to help readers master the content of the chapter. This book can serve as an introductory textbook for undergraduate students majoring in computer science in the programming course, as a textbook for senior students from non-computer science majors in object-oriented programming course, and can also be referred to by a broad range of software developers.