Object-Oriented Programming -- JAVA (Second Edition)

Author: Zhang Baiyi
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: This book combines object-oriented theory with Java language programming techniques, aiming to cultivate readers' ability to analyze and solve problems using object-oriented thinking methods. The book is divided into 16 chapters. The first 6 chapters primarily introduce the basic theory, principles, technical methods of object-oriented, and the fundamental knowledge of the Java language, elaborating on the basic principles and characteristics of object-oriented programming. Chapter 7 introduces the String class. The newly added Chapter 8 in this revision introduces techniques for performing linked list operations in the Java language without pointer types. Starting from Chapter 9, the subsequent chapters cover the commonly used standard class libraries and programming techniques of Java, mainly including GUI design, Swing components, exception handling, multithreading techniques, input/output techniques, network programming techniques, and JDBC database application programming techniques. This book can be used as a textbook for relevant courses in colleges and universities, or as a self-study book for readers interested in object-oriented programming techniques and the Java language. For the convenience of teaching and practice, the book is accompanied by a CD-ROM, which includes electronic teaching plans, sample program source code, and related software tools.