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Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming with Java with CodeWarrior book cover, ISBN 9780072551334

Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming with Java with CodeWarrior

by Wu, C. Thomas

ISBN13: 9780072551334
ISBN10: 007255133X
Additional ISBN(s): 9780072517170, 9780072921953
Edition: 2nd
Format: Paperback
Copyright: 2001-11-16
Publisher: MCG
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Summary

An Introduction To Object-Oriented Programming With Java by C. Thomas Wu takes students with no programming background and gets them programming quickly. Wu's object-oriented approach allows students to build their own programs right from the start. Wu's Javabook Package provides students with predefined objects that they can use to build programs right from the beginning, and eventually they learn to create their own objects.Wu uses diagrams extensively in his first edition and has enhanced this aspect of his text in the new edition by use of a second color to improve the pedagogy. Also new to this edition is coverage of vectors in the Arrays chapter.

Table of Contents

Preface

xiii

New Features in the Second Edition

xiv

Major Features

xv

Supplement Materials

xxiv

Book Organization

xxv

Acknowledgments

xxvii

Introduction to Computers and Programming Languages

1

(14)

A History of Computers

2

(3)

Computer Architecture

5

(6)

Programming Languages

11

(2)

Java

13

(1)

Exercises

14

(1)

Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming and Software Development

15

(22)

Classes and Objects

16

(2)

Messages and Methods

18

(5)

Class and Instance Data Values

23

(3)

Inheritance

26

(3)

Software Engineering and Software Life Cycle

29

(2)

Having Fun with Java

31

(3)

Exercises

34

(3)

Java Programming Basics

37

(46)

The First Java Application

38

(10)

Program Components

48

(11)

Edit--Compile--Run Cycle

59

(2)

The javabook Package

61

(1)

Sample Program: Displaying Messages

62

(4)

The First Java Applet

66

(11)

Exercises

77

(6)

Numerical Data

83

(56)

Variables

84

(8)

Arithmetic Expressions

92

(6)

Constants

98

(2)

The Math Class

100

(3)

InputBox

103

(3)

OutputBox

106

(7)

Sample Program: Loan Calculator

113

(11)

Numerical Representation (Optional)

124

(4)

Exercises

128

(11)

Defining Instantiable Classes

139

(52)

Defining Instantiable Classes

140

(12)

Instantiable Classes and Constructors

152

(5)

Visibility Modifiers: public and private

157

(5)

Local Variables, Return Values, and Parameter Passing

162

(5)

Loan Calculator Program with an Instantiable Class

167

(14)

Exercises

181

(10)

Processing Input with Applets

191

(38)

Placing GUI Objects on Applets

192

(7)

Adding ActionListener to an Event Source

199

(7)

Absolute Positioning of GUI Objects

206

(2)

The Button Class

208

(2)

Converting Text to a Numerical Value

210

(3)

Sample Program: Finding Body Mass Index (BMI)

213

(10)

Running an Applet as an Application

223

(1)

Exercises

224

(5)

Selection Statements

229

(60)

The if Statement

230

(8)

Boolean Expressions and Variables

238

(4)

Nested-if Statements

242

(7)

ListBox

249

(3)

The switch Statement

252

(6)

Sample Program: Drawing Shapes

258

(22)

Exercises

280

(9)

Repetition Statements

289

(66)

The While Statement

290

(4)

Pitfalls in Writing Repetition Statements

294

(5)

The do--while Statement

299

(4)

ResponseBox

303

(5)

The for Statement

308

(4)

Nested-for Statements

312

(4)

The Format Class

316

(6)

Loan Tables

322

(3)

Sample Program: Hi-Lo Game

325

(13)

Recursive Methods (Optional)

338

(5)

Exercises

343

(12)

Characters and Strings

355

(56)

Characters

356

(3)

Strings

359

(11)

Primitive versus Reference Types

370

(9)

StringBuffer

379

(5)

Passing Objects as Parameters

384

(5)

Returning an Object from Methods

389

(3)

Sample Program: Word Play

392

(12)

Exercises

404

(7)

Arrays

411

(70)

Array Basics

412

(9)

Arrays of Objects

421

(10)

Passing Arrays to Methods

431

(5)

MultilnputBox

436

(3)

Self-Referencing Pointer

439

(7)

Sample Development: The Address Book

446

(17)

Two-Dimensional Arrays

463

(7)

Vectors

470

(6)

Exercises

476

(5)

Sorting and Searching

481

(38)

Searching

482

(6)

Sorting

488

(7)

Heapsort

495

(14)

Sample Program: Sorting an AddressBook

509

(6)

Exercises

515

(4)

File Input and Output

519

(40)

File and FileDialog Objects

520

(5)

Low-Level File I/O

525

(7)

High-Level File I/O

532

(7)

Handling Exceptions

539

(5)

Object I/O

544

(4)

Sample Class: Saving and AddressBook Object

548

(8)

Exercises

556

(3)

Reusable Classes and Packages

559

(44)

Object Categories

560

(2)

Method Overriding and Overloaded Methods

562

(7)

Sample Classes: Reusable EggyPeggy and HiLo

569

(26)

Package Organization

595

(2)

Exercises

597

(6)

GUI Objects and Event-Driven Programming

603

(54)

Placing Buttons on a Frame

605

(6)

Handling Events

611

(7)

Placing TextField Objects on a Frame

618

(2)

Menus

620

(6)

Handling Mouse Events

626

(8)

Other GUI Objects

634

(5)

Sample Program: A Simple Calculator

639

(13)

Exercises

652

(5)

Inheritance and Polymorphism

657

(52)

Defining Classes with Inheritance

658

(4)

Using Classes Effectively with Polymorphism

662

(4)

Inheritance and Member Accessibility

666

(6)

Inheritance and Constructors

672

(4)

Abstract Superclasses and Abstract Methods

676

(6)

When and When Not to Use Inheritance

682

(2)

Sample Program: Computing Course Grades

684

(20)

Exercises

704

(5)

Class Roster Maintenance Program

709

(88)

Method Call Sequence Diagram

710

(1)

Problem Statement

711

(1)

Overall Planning

712

(4)

Step 1 Development: Program Shell with Menus

716

(6)

Step 2 Development: Create a New Roster

722

(7)

Step 3 Development: Add Students

729

(8)

Step 4 Development: Delete Students

737

(3)

Step 5 Development: Edit Student Names

740

(6)

Step 6 Development: Edit Test Scores and Compute Grades

746

(7)

Step 7 Development: Display Student Information

753

(12)

Step 8 Development: Storing Grade Rosters

765

(10)

Step 9 Development: Finalize and Improve

775

(1)

The StudentNameDialog Class

776

(10)

The TestScoreDialog Class

786

(5)

Exercises

791

(6)

Recursive Algorithms

797

(22)

Basic Elements of Recursion

798

(1)

Directory Listing

799

(2)

Anagram

801

(4)

Towers of Hanoi

805

(4)

Quicksort

809

(6)

When Not to Use Recursion

815

(2)

Exercises

817

(2)

A The javabook Package

819

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