Java 2 Expert's Guide (English Edition·3rd Edition)

Author: Winston
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: This book provides readers with the knowledge needed to perform Java programming and improve programming practices. In writing style, Winston follows his well-known concise and clear presentation style. Each chapter in the book is specifically aimed at answering the questions readers would ask when preparing to learn a new language: What makes this language special? How to define methods? How to implement loops? How to open files? How to build a graphical user interface? What is the syntax of this language? How to program effectively? Readers can find answers to these questions in the book's relevant and progressive explanations. First, by using the methods introduced in this book, readers can quickly write well-structured and fully functional programs; second, readers can learn how to improve and extend these programs through the book, learning to design class hierarchies, use getters and setters to implement data and process abstraction, use interfaces to add requirements, conduct system design according to the model-view method, access applets from a viewer, use threads to implement dynamic applets, access files through resources, and construct graphical user interfaces using swing classes, etc. Successful Winston Method● Based on extensive teaching experience● Explain ideas in compact, concept-centered chapters● Demonstrate ideas through short but complete programs● Gradually unravel readers' mysteries from shallow to deep, step by step● Strengthen the principles of good programming practice● Consolidate key concepts through targeted exercises● Summarize key points in an if-then wayNew content in this edition● Connect the model to the view● Develop your own layout manager● Implement dynamic tables● Collect information using servlets● Call remote methods using RMI● Construct JAR files for program distribution. This book provides readers with the knowledge needed to perform Java programming and improve programming practices. In writing style, Winston follows his well-known concise and clear presentation style. Each chapter in the book is specifically aimed at answering the questions readers would ask when preparing to learn a new language: What makes this language special? How to define methods? How to implement loops? How to open files? How to build a graphical user interface? What is the syntax of this language? How to program effectively? Readers can find answers to these questions in the book's relevant and progressive explanations. First, by using the methods introduced in this book, readers can quickly write well-structured and fully functional programs; second, readers can learn how to improve and extend these programs through the book, learning to design class hierarchies, use getters and setters to implement data and process abstraction, use interfaces to add requirements, conduct system design according to the model-view method, access applets from a viewer, use threads to implement dynamic applets, access files through resources, and construct graphical user interfaces using swing classes, etc. Successful Winston Method● Based on extensive teaching experience● Explain ideas in compact, concept-centered chapters● Demonstrate ideas through short but complete programs● Gradually unravel readers' mysteries from shallow to deep, step by step● Strengthen the principles of good programming practice● Consolidate key concepts through targeted exercises● Summarize key points in an if-then wayNew content in this edition● Connect the model to the view● Develop your own layout manager● Implement dynamic tables● Collect information using servlets● Call remote methods using RMI● Construct JAR files for program distribution.