Java Programming: A Practical Tutorial

Author: Ma Di Fang, Song Jing Ge, Wang Fang
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: Textbook for Computer Science and Technology in Higher Education. This book can be used as a teaching material for computer and related majors in universities and colleges, and is also suitable for beginners of Java2 and developers with some Java programming experience. This book is a fundamental tutorial based on Java2, providing an in-depth and systematic introduction to the content, functions, features, and practical applications of the Java language. The book is divided into 10 chapters, with the first 4 chapters mainly introducing the basic syntax of Java and object-oriented technology, including the lexicon, data types, operators and expressions, flow control, arrays, string processing, collection framework, Java classes and objects, packages, interfaces, and other fundamental knowledge. The last 6 chapters delve into Java programming techniques, covering exception handling, threads, input/output streams, graphical user interface design, Applet small applications, and network communication. The book provides a wealth of typical examples, with a certain number of exercises at the end of each chapter to facilitate readers' thinking and review. This book can be used as a teaching material for computer and related majors in universities and colleges, and is also suitable for beginners of Java2 and developers with some Java programming experience.