Java Programming Practice

Author: Yan Fei
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book is a laboratory and training textbook designed to accompany the "Java Programming Tutorial." Each chapter introduces current popular programming teaching methods and carefully designs experiments and training for readers to enhance their analytical and problem-solving skills. The book is divided into two parts: the first part (Chapters 1–8) focuses on experiments and testing, while the second part is dedicated to training. In the first part, based on the teaching content, a total of 21 experiments are arranged, with Chapter 1 introducing the Java programming development environment, Chapter 2 covering the basics of the Java language, and so on. The second part introduces highly typical applications such as Java web effects, Java data exchange, and Java server-side technologies. The key focus of this book is to strengthen readers' understanding of Java syntax rules and programming methods through a large number of programming exercises. The content includes key and difficult point analysis, experimental cases and program testing, as well as numerous self-assessment exercises and reference answers. It can serve as a supplementary textbook for Java programming or as a guide for proficiency exams. All programs in the book have been successfully run, and the source code can be downloaded from the website of China Water Conservancy and Electric Power Press: http://www.waterpub.com.cn