Object-Oriented Programming Design and Java

Author: Wang Li
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: This book features fluent language, comprehensive content, rigorous logic, thorough analysis, and is suitable as a textbook for computer and related majors in ordinary universities. It can also serve as a self-study guide for Java language and object-oriented programming techniques. Starting from "zero," the book introduces the concepts of classes and objects, focusing on Java's object-oriented programming design to help readers establish object-oriented thinking and master basic skills. Additionally, it provides detailed explanations of Java's various fundamental features and related programming techniques. The book is divided into 12 chapters, covering topics such as an introduction to Java programming, data and data operations, Java classes, inheritance and interfaces, arrays and strings, exception handling, multithreaded programming, input/output and file processing, container layout, event handling, and applet programming. Grounded in fundamental theories and methods, the book emphasizes practice and application. It introduces basic theoretical knowledge from an applied perspective and illustrates programming methods and processes through examples. Each chapter concludes with a summary and selected exercises to facilitate review, consolidation, practice, and improvement. The book features fluent language, comprehensive content, rigorous logic, and thorough analysis, making it suitable as a textbook for computer and related majors in ordinary universities or as a self-study guide for Java language and object-oriented programming techniques.