Network Programming Design and JAVA Language

Author: Ma Xiaojun
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Publish Date: 2003-10-01
Features: This book is a teaching material resulting from the key research project of the "Nineth Five-Year Plan" for the National Education Science, reflecting the brand-new teaching and learning concepts of vocational and technical colleges, as well as the mainstream technologies and skills in the current IT field. It is part of the "Modern Vocational and Technical College Information Technology Textbooks" series. The book consists of 9 chapters, covering the following topics: Overview of Java, Basic Knowledge of Java Language, Object-Oriented Features of Java, Arrays and Strings, Packages, Exception Handling, and Interfaces, Interface Design and Event Handling, Applet Program Design, Thread and Network Program Design, and Java and SQL Interface.
The book adopts a progressive approach, starting with problems before explaining theoretical or implementation methods. It comprehensively elaborates on the basic syntax of the Java language, the implementation of object-oriented programming concepts (including the definition and usage of classes, objects, methods, and attributes), the definition and usage of arrays and strings, exception handling, package creation, interface composition and reference, graphical interface design and event handling, applet creation, multimedia production, multithread control, and the connection and usage of Java with SQL.
The book emphasizes practical application and focuses on hands-on training. Each chapter provides numerous program examples closely related to practical needs, all written using JDK1.3 and tested to run on Windows98. Each example is accompanied by detailed explanations to help readers understand the key points and master the usage methods promptly. Additionally, each chapter includes a substantial number of exercises and practical training questions to reinforce theoretical knowledge. The content is fresh and covers a broad scope of knowledge.
This book serves not only as a teaching material for students of network majors in vocational and technical colleges and various types of junior colleges but also holds significant reference value for industry and enterprise engineering technicians, as well as professionals and enthusiasts engaged in Java application and development.