Java Programming Applications
Edition: 1
Copyright: 2016
Pages: 526
Edition: 1
Copyright: 2016
Pages: 526
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JAVA Programming Applications teaches readers computer programing using the Java Language - no previous programming knowledge is required.
Using over 100 of the author’s own very clearly documented Java programs, the publication teaches in detail and step by step, how to create very useful programs. All programing applications examples presented here are based on simple every day common situations. No math, physics, statistics or other challenging topics are used as examples.
The knowledge acquired from this book will help students greatly in learning other programing languages. Java is a very clear language to learn programing and most of their functions are similarly implemented in other languages.
As of this writing the Java language is found everywhere. According to Oracle Corporation, owners of Java https://www.java.com/en/about/:
- 97% of Enterprise Desktops Run Java
- 89% of Desktops (or Computers) in the U.S. Run Java
- 9 Million Java Developers Worldwide
- #1 Choice for Developers
- #1 Development Platform
- 3 Billion Mobile Phones Run Java
- 100% of Blu-ray Disc Players Ship with Java
- 5 Billion Java Cards in Use
- 125 million TV devices run Java
- 5 of the Top 5 Original Equipment Manufacturers Ship Java ME
Preface
Purpose/Goals
The World’s First Computer Programmer
Our Logo’s Meaning
Plan Your Work then Work Your Plan.
Acknowledgments
Your Feedback is Needed!
Further Reading
Colophon
Chapter 1: The Basics
What is Java?
What is an Operating System?
What is a Computer Program Language?
What Do We Need? A computer
The Java JDK
Editors
Graphical User Interface (GUI)
IDE Programming Editors
NetBeans
Using NetBeans
Eclipse
Using Eclipse
Text Editors
Notepad in Linux
Gedit in Linux
Nano in Linux.
Terminal Mode/Command Line
Creating Java Programs
What is Compiling in Java?
PseudoCode
PseudoCode Example
Summary
Key Terms
Exercises
References
Chapter 2: Getting Started
Let’s Start Programming
Documenting a Program
Javadoc Comments
What Are Imports?
What is a Class?
Creating a Class
What is a Method?
Creating a Method
Indentation
Print Commands
System.out.print
System.out.println
System.out.printf
Summary
Key Terms
Exercises
References
Chapter 3: Basic Tools
Numerical Systems
Decimal Numerical System
Binary Numerical System
Why Binary
8 Bits Byte Samples
Hexadecimal Numerical System
ASCII Codes Table
ASCII Tables
The Unicode Standard
Data Types
Primitive Data Types
byte
char
int
short
long
float
double
boolean
What Can We Do with Primitives?
Problems Choosing the Wrong Date Types
Creating a Variable and Assigning a Value to it
Numerical Operators
Other Operators
Operators > and <
Operators >= and <=
Operators =, ==, !=
Operators &&
Operators ||
Operator %
Math Using Primitives
Wrapper
String Class Data Types
First String Program
Summary
Key Terms
Exercises
References
Chapter 4: Building a House
Wrappers
Calling Methods
Methods That Do Not Pass Any Data
Methods That Accept Data
Methods That Return Data
Pause Program
Variables Scope
Global Variables
Private – Final Variables
Local Variables
Reading The Keyboard Using Scanner Class
Summary
Key Terms
Exercises
References
Chapter 5: if Commands
if Command
Plain if
Other Plain if Example
if_else
if else if
Nested if
Ternary if
Summary
Key Terms
Exercises
References.
Chapter 6: Loops
Loops
for loops
while Loop
Boolean Conditions in while Loops
Endless while Loop
do while Loops
Enhanced for Loops (Summary)
Switch Command
Limitations of the Switch Command
switch Command Using int as Input
switch Command Using char as Input
Summary
Key Terms
Exercises
References
Chapter 7: Data Structures – Arrays
Data Structures
Arrays
One Dimension Array
Declaring/Creating One Dimension Arrays
Allocating Space to Declared Arrays:
Declare and Allocate at the Same Time:
Create, Allocate and Load Data into Arrays:
Load Data to a Declared Array
Printing all Values Inside this Array
Multi Dimensional Arrays
Two Dimension Arrays
Two Dimensional int Arrays
Two Dimensional String Arrays (Using Array’s Length)
Three Multidimensional Arrays
Parallel Arrays.
Enhanced for Loops
String Tokenizer
Summary
Key Terms
Exercises
References
Chapter 8: Data Structures – ArrayList
ArrayList
IteratorUsing Iterator in an ArrayList
Copying Arrays into an ArrayList Modify and Back
Object Data Types
Summary
Key Terms
Exercises
References
Chapter 9: Data Structures – Files
What is a File?
What is a Record?
Catching Errors Exceptions In Data Files
Text Files
Text Files Using:
FileWriter, PrintWriter, FileReader and BufferedReader
Text Files Using the File Class
Exceptions Handling
Text Files Using the Formatter Class
Text Files Using the Scanner Class
Large Files. Writing and Reading
Printing Numbers Using Decimal Format
Binary Files
Summary
Key Terms
Exercises
References
Chapter 10: External Classes,
Methods, This, Constructors
External Classes
Final Variables
toString
What is ‘this’?
What is a Constructor?
Simple Constructors
What is a Variable-Length Argument List in Methods?
Object Data Types
What is the Meaning of main( String arg[] )?
Summary
Key Terms
Exercises
References
Chapter 11: GUI Simple Applications
What is GUI (Graphical User Interface)?
What are Dialog Boxes?
Message Dialog Boxes
Input Dialog Boxes
What is a Frame?
Creating a Frame
Creating a Small Frame
Creating a Full Size Frame
Summary
Key Terms
Exercises
References
Chapter 12: Sorting and Recursion
What is Sorting?
Swap - Placing Data in Order
Bubble Sort
Recursion
Summary
Key Terms
Exercises
References
Chapter 13: Inheritance and Polymorphism
What is Inheritance?
Polymorphism
Final Methods
Final Classes
Protected Classes Methods and Variables
Summary
Key Terms
Exercises
References
Chapter 14: Interfaces and Abstraction
What is an Interface?
Data Abstraction
Data Abstraction vs Interfaces
Summary
Key Terms
Exercises
References
Chapter 15: Data Structures Implementations
Linked List
Overloading
Stacks
Queue
Summary
Key Terms
Exercises
References
Chapter 16: Complex Programming
Caller Program
Abstract Classes
Classes Inside Classes
Interfaces
Extends/Inhereting
Summary
Key Terms
Exercises
References
Chapter 17: Miscellaneous
Generic Methods
Introduction to Java Collection Interface
Overriding equals and toString methods
How to Reduce Typing
ASCII Codes Program
Javadoc Summary
Key Terms
Exercises
References
Glossary
Index