Java Programming Tutorial Experiment Manual (Translated Version)

Author: (USA) Deitel (H.M. Deitel), (USA) Deitel (P.J. Deitel), Translated by Shi Ping'an, Shi Huiqiong
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Publish Date: 2004-03-01
Features: Java has grown over the years and has now truly become a strict, mainstream development language. This is the (experimental manual) for the book "Java Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design," fully adhering to the rigorous, detailed, and progressive style of the original book. This experimental manual focuses on Chapters 2-10, Chapters 12, 13, 15, and 17 of "Java Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design." Each chapter in this manual corresponds to a chapter in the original book, and each chapter is divided into three main parts: Pre-Lab Tasks, Lab Exercises, and Post-Lab Tasks. Pre-Lab Tasks include matching questions, fill-in-the-blank questions, short-answer questions, program output exercises, and code debugging exercises. Lab Exercises include the objectives of each experiment, problem descriptions, sample outputs, program templates, hints for solutions, reinforcement exercises, and debugging exercises. Post-Lab Tasks include coding exercises and programming challenges.