Computing with Java : Programs, Objects, Graphics

by Gittleman, Art

• ISBN13: 9781576760598
• ISBN10: 1576760596
• Additional ISBN(s): 9781576760352, 9781576760741
• Edition: 2nd
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 2002-01-01
• Publisher: Addison Wesley
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Summary

Gittleman's easy to follow book covers almost everything you need to know about Java. Topics covered include software engineering, object-oriented programming, event-driven programming and basic Java constructs.This book is designed for readers with no knowledge of Java, and no prior computing background.

Table of Contents

Preface	ix
Computing with Java	1	(24)
Introduction to Computing	2	(4)
Hardware	2	(1)
Software	2	(1)
Imaginary Processor ABC	3	(1)
Imaginary Processor XYZ	3	(1)
High-Level Languages	3	(1)
Compilers	4	(1)
Interpreters	4	(1)
Networks	5	(1)
Overview of Java	6	(2)
History	6	(1)
Java's Features	6	(1)
How Java Works	7	(1)
Running Java Programs and Applets	8	(6)
Editing, Compiling, and Running a Java Application	8	(3)
Editing, Compiling, and Running a Java Applet	11	(2)
A Graphical Applet	13	(1)
Program-Driven vs. Event-Driven Applications	14	(4)
The Character Mode	15	(1)
The Graphical User Interface (GUI)	16	(2)
Procedural vs. Object-Oriented Programming	18	(2)
Procedural Programming	18	(1)
Object-Oriented Programming	19	(1)
A First Look at Everything: A User Interface Example	20	(5)
Java Programming Basics	25	(40)
Identifiers and Keywords	26	(2)
The Character Set	27	(1)
Variables, Assignments, and Output	28	(7)
Arithmetic Expressions	35	(9)
Precedence of Arithmetic Operators	38	(2)
Combining Assignment and Arithmetic	40	(1)
Increment and Decrement Operators	41	(3)
Methods and Parameters	44	(6)
Methods	44	(4)
Passing by Value	48	(2)
Input and A First Look at Packages	50	(5)
An Input Dialog	50	(1)
Using a Package	51	(4)
Getting Started with Objects, Applets, and Events	55	(10)
Objects	55	(1)
Graphics Model	56	(1)
Applets	57	(2)
Events	59	(6)
Software Engineering with Control Structures	65	(58)
Relational Operators and Expressions	67	(3)
If and If Else Statements	70	(10)
The if Statement	70	(2)
Control Flow	72	(2)
The If Else Statement	74	(2)
Blocks	76	(4)
The Type Double	80	(8)
Scientific Notation	80	(1)
Double Values	81	(1)
Output	82	(1)
Input and Formatted Output	83	(2)
Mixed-Type Expressions	85	(3)
Program Design with the While Loop	88	(9)
Repetition	88	(1)
Planning Programs using Pseudocode	89	(7)
Loop Termination	96	(1)
Problem-Solving Methods: Stepwise-Refinement	97	(9)
Stepwise Refinement	98	(2)
The Steps of Stepwise Refinement	100	(1)
Finding the Refinements	101	(1)
From a Problem Statement to Java Code	101	(5)
Debugging	106	(3)
Getting Started with Objects and Applets: Drawing Shapes	109	(14)
Graphics Drawing	110	(3)
Drawing Relative to the Screen	113	(10)
More Control Structures and Types	123	(70)
The and, or, and Not Operators	124	(9)
Conditional and	125	(1)
Conditional OR	126	(1)
Logical Complement	126	(2)
Operator Precedence	128	(4)
Combining and with OR	132	(1)
Nested Ifs and the Switch Statement	133	(15)
Nested If Statements	133	(2)
Pairing Else with If	135	(4)
The Switch Statement	139	(9)
The For and Do-While Loops	148	(10)
The For Statement	148	(5)
The Do-While Statement	153	(5)
Additional Primitive Types	158	(6)
The Char Type	158	(2)
The Long Type	160	(3)
The Byte, Short, and Float Types	163	(1)
Using the Math Library	164	(7)
Powers and Roots	165	(1)
Maximum, Minimum, and Absolute Value	165	(1)
Floor and Ceiling	166	(1)
Pi and e	166	(1)
Random Numbers	167	(4)
Solving Problems with Java: An Iterative Development Cycle	171	(22)
Defining the Problem	172	(1)
Toward a Solution: The Iterative Process-Develop pseudocode, a Java program, and Test	172	(1)
Toward a Solution: First Iteration-Pseudocode, Program, Test	172	(4)
Toward a Solution: Second Iteration-Pseudocode, Program, Test	176	(5)
Completing the Java Code: Third Iteration-Pseudocode, Program, Test	181	(3)
Testing the Java Code	184	(9)
Getting Started with Object-Oriented Programming	193	(52)
Using Objects	194	(11)
Defining an Object	194	(1)
Strings	195	(5)
Values vs. References	200	(3)
Comparing Strings	203	(2)
Introduction to Object-Oriented Design	205	(7)
A Definition	205	(1)
Use Cases and Scenarios	206	(2)
Scenarios for an ATM system	208	(1)
Classification	209	(3)
Classes and Objects in Java	212	(15)
The Structure of the BankAccount Class	212	(1)
Instance Variables	213	(1)
Instance Methods	214	(1)
Constructors	215	(2)
Using BankAccount Objects	217	(1)
Creating Objects	217	(2)
Making an Object Behave	219	(3)
Method Overloading	222	(1)
Class Variables and Methods	222	(5)
The QuickFood Example	227	(5)
Class Diagrams	227	(1)
Sequence Diagrams	228	(4)
Object Composition	232	(13)
Event-Driven Programming	245	(36)
The World Wide Web and Applets	247	(5)
Protocols	247	(1)
Clients and Servers	247	(1)
The URL	247	(1)
HTML	248	(4)
Paint Events	252	(4)
Responding to Paint Events	253	(3)
Drawing Text	256	(5)
Fonts	256	(1)
Initializing an Applet	257	(1)
Font Metrics	258	(3)
Using Color	261	(4)
Creating Colors	261	(2)
3D Rectangles	263	(2)
Interfaces	265	(4)
Declaring an Interface	265	(2)
Implementing an Interface	267	(2)
Event Listeners	269	(4)
A First Look at Inheritance and the AWT	273	(8)
The Component Class	273	(1)
Introducing Inheritance	274	(1)
The Container Class	274	(7)
User Interfaces	281	(44)
Using a Layout	284	(5)
The Component Hierarchy	284	(1)
Adding Buttons to a Container	285	(1)
Flow Layout	285	(2)
Drawing on a Canvas	287	(2)
Button and TextField	289	(11)
The Java Event Model and Action Events	289	(1)
Making Buttons Work	290	(1)
Using Labels	291	(4)
Number Formatting	295	(1)
Wrapper Classes	296	(1)
Entering Data in Text Fields	297	(3)
Checkbox and Choice	300	(8)
Inner Classes	300	(1)
Checkbox and Choice with a Button	301	(4)
Checkbox and Choice Item Events	305	(3)
Border and Grid Layouts	308	(6)
The Border Layout	308	(3)
Panels	311	(1)
The Grid Layout	312	(2)
List and TextArea	314	(11)
List	314	(1)
TextArea	314	(1)
StringBuffer	315	(10)
Arrays	325	(60)
Using Arrays	327	(6)
Changing an Array	330	(3)
Reference versus Value Again	333	(8)
Creating an Array	335	(6)
Passing Array Arguments and Returning Arrays	341	(9)
Passing an Array Argument: The display Method	342	(2)
Returning an Array: The readIntArray Method	344	(1)
Changing an Array: The reverse Method	344	(2)
An Example: Using Methods to Name Operations	346	(4)
An Example: Simulating Rolls of the Dice	350	(3)
Arrays of Arrays	353	(3)
Solving Problems with Java: Insertion Sort	356	(11)
Defining the Problem	356	(2)
Toward a Solution: Developing the Pseudocode	358	(3)
Toward a Solution: Alternatives	361	(1)
Completing the Java Code	361	(3)
Testing the Code	364	(3)
A GUI for Insertion Sorting	367	(18)
Defining the Problem	367	(1)
Designing a Solution: The Exploratory Process	367	(1)
Designing a Solution: Making a Chart	368	(2)
Designing a Solution: Sorting	370	(2)
Designing a Solution: The User Interface	372	(2)
Completing the Java Code: Making the User Interface Work	374	(4)
Testing the Code	378	(7)
Inheritance	385	(58)
Subclasses	386	(11)
Classification Revisited	386	(1)
Class Hierarchies	386	(1)
Constructing a Subclass	387	(3)
Adding State and Behavior to a Subclass	390	(2)
Overriding Behavior	392	(4)
The Object Class	396	(1)
Polymorphism	397	(9)
Polymorphic Operations	398	(1)
Compile-time and Run-time Types	398	(4)
The BankAccount Hierarchy	402	(4)
Abstract Classes	406	(8)
Declaring an Abstract Class	406	(1)
Polymorphism and Abstract Classes	407	(1)
A Shape Class	407	(3)
Line and Circle	410	(4)
Modifiers and Access	414	(10)
A Second Look at Packages	414	(2)
Classpath	416	(1)
Class (and Interface) Visibility	416	(1)
Data Field and Method Visibility	417	(1)
Access to Data Fields	417	(2)
Access to Methods	419	(5)
Object-Oriented Design with Use Cases and Scenarios	424	(19)
Defining the Problem	424	(1)
Object-Oriented Design-Developing Scenarios	424	(1)
Object-Oriented Design-Assigning Responsibilities	425	(1)
Object-Oriented Design-Defining the Classes	426	(1)
Completing the Java Code	427	(8)
Testing the Code	435	(8)
Window, Mouse, and Key Events	443	(50)
Closing Windows	444	(7)
Frames	445	(1)
Window Events and WindowListener	445	(2)
Adapter Classes	447	(1)
WindowAdapter	448	(3)
Applets <-- --> Standalone Applications	451	(7)
Applets to Applications	451	(2)
Console Application to GUI Application	453	(4)
Standalone Application to Applet	457	(1)
Using the Mouse	458	(8)
Mouse Events	458	(1)
MouseListener and MouseMotionListener	458	(4)
Moving the Mouse	462	(2)
MouseAdapter	464	(2)
Using the Keyboard	466	(5)
Focus	466	(1)
Key Events	467	(1)
KeyListener	467	(4)
Solving Problems with Java: Drawing the Tangram Puzzle	471	(7)
Defining the Problem	471	(2)
Designing a Solution: Starting with One Polygon	473	(1)
Designing a Solution: Solving a Simpler Problem	474	(2)
Completing the Java Code	476	(1)
Testing the Code	477	(1)
Solving Problems with Java: Tangrams with the Mouse and Keys	478	(15)
Defining the Problem	478	(1)
Designing a Solution: Solving a Subproblem-Rotating a Polygon	478	(3)
Completing the Java Code	481	(4)
Testing the Code	485	(8)
Exception Handling and Input/Output	493	(42)
Program Arguments and Applet Parameters	494	(5)
Program Arguments	494	(2)
Applet Parameters	496	(3)
Exception Handling	499	(8)
Exception Classes	500	(1)
The Array Index Out of Bounds Exception	500	(5)
The Number Format Exception	505	(2)
Text File Input and Output	507	(11)
Reading from a File	508	(1)
Reading Lines and Fields	509	(4)
Writing to a File	513	(2)
Reading an Integer	515	(3)
Binary and Object Input and Output	518	(17)
The File Class	518	(1)
Reading and Writing Bytes	519	(3)
Reading and Writing Primitive Types	522	(2)
Random Access Files	524	(1)
Reading and Writing Objects	525	(10)
Swing Components	535	(38)
Starting to Swing	536	(8)
The Swing Classes	536	(1)
Converting an AWT Applet to Swing	536	(4)
Text Components and Labels	540	(1)
A Swing Application with Look and Feel Demo	540	(4)
Images and Buttons	544	(6)
Images	544	(1)
Buttons	545	(3)
Automatic Double Buffering	548	(2)
Lists and Toggle Buttons	550	(7)
Lists	550	(1)
Scroll Panes	550	(1)
Checkboxes	551	(3)
Radio Buttons	554	(1)
Combo Boxes	554	(3)
Menus and Dialogs	557	(7)
Menus	557	(1)
Dialogs	557	(7)
Tabs and Tables	564	(9)
Tabbed Panes	564	(2)
Tables	566	(7)
Data Structures	573	(40)
Recursion: Searching and Sorting	574	(9)
Binary Search	577	(3)
Merge Sort	580	(3)
Linked Lists	583	(5)
Stacks and Queues	588	(10)
Stacks	588	(6)
Queues	594	(4)
Vectors and Enumerations	598	(6)
Hash Tables	604	(9)
Collections	613	(38)
The Collection Interfaces and Classes	614	(7)
The Collection Interface	614	(1)
Sets	615	(2)
Iterators	617	(4)
Lists	621	(7)
Implementations	622	(6)
Maps	628	(8)
Implementations	629	(7)
Comparisons and Ordering	636	(8)
Inheriting From Object	636	(2)
Overriding Object Methods	638	(2)
The Comparable Interface	640	(2)
Sorted Sets and Maps	642	(2)
Algorithms	644	(7)
Multimedia and Networking	651	(40)
Introduction to Threads	652	(5)
The Thread Class	652	(3)
The Runnable Interface	655	(2)
Animation	657	(9)
Images	666	(7)
Double Buffering	669	(2)
Using Swing	671	(2)
Sound	673	(3)
Introduction to Networking	676	(15)
Writing a Server and a Client	678	(13)
Appendix A-Binary and Hexadecimal Numbers	691	(4)
Appendix B-Bitwise and Shift Operators	695	(4)
Appendix C-Operator Precedence Table	699	(2)
Appendix D-The ASCII Character Set	701	(2)
Appendix E-Using Java in Various Environments	703	(6)
Answers to Selected Exercises	709	(20)
Index	729