Introduction to Java Programming (4th Edition)

Author: (American) Cardenhesi D., translated by Mei Xingwen
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Publish Date: 2007-03-01
Features: This book guides readers to quickly master the basic skills of using Java to develop programs through a large number of example programs. The book is divided into 8 parts, containing 25 chapters and 5 appendices. Part 1 introduces readers to the writing process and working principles of Java programs, as well as the wide applications of Java through a simple Java program and various dynamic web pages. Part 2 introduces basic programming knowledge, including variables, conditional statements, and loop statements. Part 3 explores arrays and objects. Part 4 explains how to create graphical user interfaces, including how to use various GUI components, how to use layout managers to arrange components, and how to respond to user input. Part 5 elaborates on how to create interactive web programs, handle errors, use threads, and read/write files. Part 6 discusses how to read/write XML data, use fonts, colors, and graphics, and create animations. Part 7 introduces how to use XML-RPC to create web services. Part 8 is the appendix, explaining how to install and use the JDK and NetBeans integrated development environment, and introducing various online Java resources. This book can serve as a tutorial for beginners to learn Java programming technology, and can also be referenced by programmers from other languages when learning Java.