Java Object-Oriented Programming (Second Edition)

Author: (USA) Morley, written by, Dong Yongle and others translated
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Publishing Time: 2004-09-01
Features: This book explains Java object-oriented programming from the perspective of solving practical problems, providing robust and flexible problem-solving approaches, helping readers understand the principles of object abstraction, grasp the concepts of object interaction, and master the use of various methods. The book first adopts the "start with objects" approach to guide readers, introducing the basic knowledge of object and method design before introducing most programming language basic features and structured programming concepts. The book focuses on problem decomposition and problem design, and employs the principles of divide and conquer and progressive refinement. This approach is combined with a large number of exercises and experimental problems, providing readers with the best combination of theory and practice. Additionally, the book also explains advanced features of Java, such as GUI components (AWT and Swing), exceptions, threads, files, and sockets. The organization style of the entire book allows instructors to select appropriate advanced topics based on the learning ability of beginners and the course schedule. This book is suitable as a textbook for Java programming or object-oriented programming courses in computer science or related majors in higher education institutions, and is also very suitable as a reference book for professional technicians.