Java 2 Self-taught Tutorial: From Beginner to Advanced

Author: Ye Zhijun (Compiler)
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Publish Date: 2004-10-01
Features: The accompanying CD-ROM of this book contains all the program code and executable code, making it convenient for readers to understand the actual execution of programs, analyze, and debug them. Readers are also welcome to perform secondary development of the programs based on their actual needs. This book is suitable for Java beginners to self-study, and can also be used by readers with some understanding of Java to improve their technical skills. The book provides detailed and clear prototypes and example code for many commonly used methods in Java, making it a quick reference manual for programmers with some Java programming experience. The book introduces the basic programming knowledge of Java2 in a step-by-step manner, including Java syntax, Java classes and objects, exception handling in code, the application of arrays and strings, standard input/output, and directory file management, event programming for graphical user interfaces, multimedia and multithreaded programming, as well as Servlet/JSP dynamic page development technology. While introducing the basic knowledge, the book also appropriately incorporates some highly practical advanced development examples, such as the development technology for server/client programs of multiplayer online chess games on the internet, an advanced Applet player capable of displaying audio waveforms under multithreading, and Servlet/JSP dynamic pages featuring classic pagination data browsing, stored procedure calls, and image file upload/download technology implemented using the third-party jspSmartUpload development package. By reading this book, readers will not only be able to master the basic programming techniques of Java in a very short time but also create applications with genuine commercial value.