Core Java Programming
Published on 10. March 2013
37 pages
978-1-4566-1384-6 (ISBN)
Description
Core Java Programming : This book is specially written for beginner Java Students and Programmers to gain fundamentals knowledge about Java programming using easy to use practice examples. This book contains a track for those who are afraid of Java Programming and are confused about how to start Java? Which way to start?
Also every one with interest in Java Programming can refer this book to get the knowledge about Various features the subject.
It covers virtually most of Java and JVM features and some of the advanced features like AWT, Swing, Multithreading, Applets etc... including more than hands on examples tested. Samples are presented in easy to use way through Java Language.
Also every one with interest in Java Programming can refer this book to get the knowledge about Various features the subject.
It covers virtually most of Java and JVM features and some of the advanced features like AWT, Swing, Multithreading, Applets etc... including more than hands on examples tested. Samples are presented in easy to use way through Java Language.
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Content
- Intro
- Core Java Programming
- Chapter 1 Introduction to JAVA
- Object Oriented Programming Approach
- Some of the features of OO Paradigm are:
- Basic concepts of OOP:
- Advantages of OOP:
- Applications of OOP:
- Java Features
- Java and C
- Java and C
- Java and C++
- Java and Internet
- Java and WWW
- Java's interaction with the Web
- Chapter 2 Application Programming Interface
- Process of building and running Java application programs
- Java virtual Machine
- Process of compilation
- Chpater 3 Control Structures
- If else statement
- Demonstration of if .. else if ladder
- Chapter 4 Classes, Objects and Inheritance
- Application of constructors
- Application of single inheritance
- Illustration of method overriding
- Final variables and methods
- Final Classes
- Finalizer Methods
- Abstract methods and classes
- Chapter 5 Arrays
- Two Dimensional Array (Multiplication Table)
- Vectrors
- Important vector methods
- Application of vectors and arrays
- Chapter 6 Wrapper classes
- Wrapper classes for converting simple types
- Converting primitive numbers to object numbers using constructor method
- Converting object numbers to primitive numbers using typeValue() method
- Convering numbers to Strings using String() methods
- Converting numeric strings to primitive numbers using Parsing Mthods
- Use of wrapper class methods
- Chapter 7 Interface : One type of Multiple Inheritance
- Extending Interfaces
- Implementing Interfaces
- Implementing Interfaces
- Implementing multiple interface
- Chapter 8 Packages
- Java's API Packages
- Hierarchical Represntation of java.awt package
- Naming Conventions
- Creating Packages
- Importing Classes from other packages
- Subclassing an imported class
- Chapter 9 Multithreaded Programming
- Advantages of multithreading
- Creating Threads
- An application: Creating thread using the thread class
- Stopping a Thread
- State Transition Diagram
- Blocking a Thread
- Running State:
- Dead State
- Use of yield(), stop() and sleep() methods
- Thread Exceptions
- Exceptions
- Thread Priority
- Use of priority threads
- Synchronization
- Implementing the Runnable interface
- Application illustrating Runnable interface
- Chapter 10 Applet Programming
- Applets and Applications
- The first Applet (HelloJava)
- Applet Life Cycle
- Designing a Web Page
- Passing Parameters to Applets
- HelloJavaParam.html
- Displaying Numerical Values
- NumValues.html
- Interactive Input to an Applet
- Drawing Rectangles and Lines
- Drawing Circles and Ellipses
- Drawing Polygons
- Drawing Bar charts
- Handling Java Text Fields
- Chapter 11 Input Output File Management
- Concept of Streams
- Relationship of Java Program with I/O devices
- Using input and output streams
- Classification of Java Stream Classes
- Hierarchy of input stream class
- Hierarchy of output stream classes
- Hierarchy of reader stream classes
- Hierarchy of writer stream classes
- Implementation of random access file
- Copying characters from one file to another
- Writing bytes to files
- Reading bytes from file
- Handling primitive data types
- Using a single file for storing and retrieving
