Java OOP and Data Structures with Introduction to Secure Coding

Java OOP and Data Structures with Introduction to Secure Coding delivers a comprehensive exploration of Java fundamental Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) design principles, Java Collections Framework which is thoughtfully integrated with the implementation strategies and interpretative insights drawn from the data structure perspective of C++. 

Uniquely, the book also introduces Java secure coding standards, a vital aspect often absent in similar texts. Tailored for foundational computer science courses like Computer Science II and III, the book encompasses a wide array of essential topics: arrays, basic and advanced class concepts and applications, inheritance and polymorphism, exceptions, input/output operations, abstract classes and interfaces, inner and anonymous classes, JavaFX, generics, stacks, queues, linked lists, binary trees, sorting algorithms, time complexity analysis, collections, AVL trees, hashing techniques, and graph structures. 

Adopting a hands-on methodology, each section features meticulously crafted examples, distinctive knowledge checks for thorough self-assessment through extensive work on the examples, summarized programming points, practical application exercises, and reinforcing quizzes. The inclusion of Java Secure Coding introductory principles, complete with examples, makes this book unique by addressing a crucial technical skill often neglected. To further enhance the learning experience, all book examples, lecture slides, supplemental chapter sections, solutions to knowledge checks, and quizzes are readily available on the book’s supplementary GitHub repository. Additionally, instructional videos for each chapter will be accessible on the book’s dedicated YouTube channel.