Advanced Topics in Java Programming

Author: Wiglesworth
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Publish Date: 2004-03-01
Features: This book is designed for readers who want to delve deeper into advanced Java topics and prepare for the Java 2 certification exam. Both authors have extensive experience in software development and teaching. The content is arranged in a progressive manner, guiding readers from simple programming concepts to advanced Java topics such as JavaBeans, network programming, server-side Java programming, etc., effectively helping readers unlock their programming potential. The book is rich in examples, but the code is not simply listed; instead, it is explained in detail to illustrate Java concepts and programming principles. This approach broadens readers' thinking from multiple perspectives, enabling them to fully grasp the intent of every line of code. The exercises at the end of each chapter assess readers' understanding of the material from three aspects: Java certification exam simulation questions, program debugging, and completing unfinished programs. These exercises cover the key knowledge points of each chapter and are suitable for self-assessment. This book primarily introduces advanced programming techniques in the Java language. It begins by covering the basic syntax of Java and then guides readers with some foundational knowledge of Java into advanced programming. The content includes multithreading, graphical user interfaces, window and event programming, JavaBeans, network programming, and server-side programming, among others. It also provides detailed explanations on how to write Java applets. This book is suitable for readers with a certain level of Java programming knowledge who wish to learn more advanced techniques and programming skills. It can serve as a textbook for senior undergraduate students in computer science and as a reference book for programmers.