1 (p1): 0 Introduction to Computers and Programming Languages 2 (p1-2): 0.1 A History of Computers 5 (p1-3): 0.2 Computer Architecture 11 (p1-4): 0.3 Programming Languages 13 (p1-5): 0.4 Java 14 (p1-6): 0.5 Exercises 15 (p2): 1 Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming and Software Development 16 (p2-2): 1.1 Classes and Objects 18 (p2-3): 1.2 Messages and Methods 23 (p2-4): 1.3 Class and Instance Data Values 26 (p2-5): 1.4 Inheritance 29 (p2-6): 1.5 Software Engineering and Software Life Cycle 31 (p2-7): 1.6 Having Fun with Java 34 (p2-8): 1.7 Exercises 37 (p3): 2 Java Programming Basics 38 (p3-2): 2.1 The First Java Application 48 (p3-3): 2.2 Program Components 59 (p3-4): 2.3 Edit-Compile-Run Cycle 61 (p3-5): 2.4 The javabook Package 62 (p3-6): 2.5 Sample Program:Displaying Messages 66 (p3-7): 2.6 The First Java Applet 77 (p3-8): 2.7 Exercises 83 (p4): 3 Numerical Data 84 (p4-2): 3.1 Variables 92 (p4-3): 3.2 Arithmetic Expressions 98 (p4-4): 3.3 Constants 100 (p4-5): 3.4 The Math Class 103 (p4-6): 3.5 InputBox 106 (p4-7): 3.6 OutputBox 113 (p4-8): 3.7 Sample Program:Loan Calculator 124 (p4-9): 3.8 Numerical Representation(Optional) 128 (p4-10): 3.9 Exercises 139 (p5): 4 Defining Instantiable Classes 140 (p5-2): 4.1 Defining Instantiable Classes 152 (p5-3): 4.2 Instantiable Classes and Constructors 157 (p5-4): 4.3 Visibility Modifiers:public and private 162 (p5-5): 4.4 Local Variables,Return Values,and Parameter Passing 167 (p5-6): 4.5 Loan Calculator Program with an Instantiable Class 181 (p5-7): 4.6 Exercises 191 (p6): 5 Processing Input with Applets 192 (p6-2): 5.1 Placing GUI Objects on Applets 199 (p6-3): 5.2 Adding ActionListener to an Event Source 206 (p6-4): 5.3 Absolute Positioning of GUI Objects 208 (p6-5): 5.4 The Button Class 210 (p6-6): 5.5 Converting Text to a Numerical Value...

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An introduction to object-oriented programming with Java = [Java mian xiang tui xiang cheng xu she ji

Javam面向對象程序設計

Qing hua da xue chu ban she

Qinghua University Press

淸華大學

Da xue ji suan ji jiao yu cong shu : ying yin ban, 2nd ed, Beijing, ©2001

China, People's Republic, China

大學計算機敎育叢書, 第1版, 北京市, 2001[民90

Bookmarks: p1 (p1): 0 Introduction to Computers and Programming Languages
p1-2 (p2): 0.1 A History of Computers
p1-3 (p5): 0.2 Computer Architecture
p1-4 (p11): 0.3 Programming Languages
p1-5 (p13): 0.4 Java
p1-6 (p14): 0.5 Exercises
p2 (p15): 1 Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming and Software Development
p2-2 (p16): 1.1 Classes and Objects
p2-3 (p18): 1.2 Messages and Methods
p2-4 (p23): 1.3 Class and Instance Data Values
p2-5 (p26): 1.4 Inheritance
p2-6 (p29): 1.5 Software Engineering and Software Life Cycle
p2-7 (p31): 1.6 Having Fun with Java
p2-8 (p34): 1.7 Exercises
p3 (p37): 2 Java Programming Basics
p3-2 (p38): 2.1 The First Java Application
p3-3 (p48): 2.2 Program Components
p3-4 (p59): 2.3 Edit-Compile-Run Cycle
p3-5 (p61): 2.4 The javabook Package
p3-6 (p62): 2.5 Sample Program:Displaying Messages
p3-7 (p66): 2.6 The First Java Applet
p3-8 (p77): 2.7 Exercises
p4 (p83): 3 Numerical Data
p4-2 (p84): 3.1 Variables
p4-3 (p92): 3.2 Arithmetic Expressions
p4-4 (p98): 3.3 Constants
p4-5 (p100): 3.4 The Math Class
p4-6 (p103): 3.5 InputBox
p4-7 (p106): 3.6 OutputBox
p4-8 (p113): 3.7 Sample Program:Loan Calculator
p4-9 (p124): 3.8 Numerical Representation(Optional)
p4-10 (p128): 3.9 Exercises
p5 (p139): 4 Defining Instantiable Classes
p5-2 (p140): 4.1 Defining Instantiable Classes
p5-3 (p152): 4.2 Instantiable Classes and Constructors
p5-4 (p157): 4.3 Visibility Modifiers:public and private
p5-5 (p162): 4.4 Local Variables,Return Values,and Parameter Passing
p5-6 (p167): 4.5 Loan Calculator Program with an Instantiable Class
p5-7 (p181): 4.6 Exercises
p6 (p191): 5 Processing Input with Applets
p6-2 (p192): 5.1 Placing GUI Objects on Applets
p6-3 (p199): 5.2 Adding ActionListener to an Event Source
p6-4 (p206): 5.3 Absolute Positioning of GUI Objects
p6-5 (p208): 5.4 The Button Class
p6-6 (p210): 5.5 Converting Text to a Numerical Value
p6-7 (p213): 5.6 Sample Program:Finding Body Mass Index(BMI)
p6-8 (p223): 5.7 Running an Applet as an Application
p6-9 (p224): 5.8 Exercises
p7 (p229): 6 Selection Statements
p7-2 (p230): 6.1 The if Statement
p7-3 (p238): 6.2 Boolean Expressions and Variables
p7-4 (p242): 6.3 Nested-if Statements
p7-5 (p249): 6.4 ListBox
p7-6 (p252): 6.5 The switch Statement
p7-7 (p258): 6.6 Sample Program:Drawing Shapes
p7-8 (p280): 6.7 Exercises
p8 (p289): 7 Repetition Statements
p8-2 (p290): 7.1 The while Statement
p8-3 (p294): 7.2 Pitfalls in Writing Repetition Statements
p8-4 (p299): 7.3 The do-while Statement
p8-5 (p303): 7.4 ResponseBox
p8-6 (p308): 7.5 The for Statement
p8-7 (p312): 7.6 Nested-for Statements
p8-8 (p316): 7.7 The Format Class
p8-9 (p322): 7.8 Loan Tables
p8-10 (p325): 7.9 Sample Program:Hi-Lo Game
p8-11 (p338): 7.10 Recursive Methods(Optional)
p8-12 (p343): 7.11 Exercises
p9 (p355): 8 Characters and Strings
p9-2 (p356): 8.1 Characters
p9-3 (p359): 8.2 Strings
p9-4 (p370): 8.3 Primitive versus Reference Types
p9-5 (p379): 8.4 StringBuffer
p9-6 (p384): 8.5 Passing Objects as Parameters
p9-7 (p389): 8.6 Returning an Object from Methods
p9-8 (p392): 8.7 Sample Program:Word Play
p9-9 (p404): 8.8 Exercises
p10 (p411): 9 Arrays
p10-2 (p412): 9.1 Array Basics
p10-3 (p421): 9.2 Arrays of Objects
p10-4 (p431): 9.3 Passing Arrays to Methods
p10-5 (p436): 9.4 MultilnputBox
p10-6 (p439): 9.5 Self-Referencing Pointer
p10-7 (p446): 9.6 Sample Development:The Address Book
p10-8 (p463): 9.7 Two-Dimensional Arrays
p10-9 (p470): 9.8 Vectors
p10-10 (p476): 9.9 Exercises
p11 (p481): 10 Sorting and Searching
p11-2 (p482): 10.1 Searching
p11-3 (p488): 10.2 Sorting
p11-4 (p495): 10.3 Heapsort
p11-5 (p509): 10.4 Sample Program:Sorting an AddressBook
p11-6 (p515): 10.5 Exercises
p12 (p519): 11 File Input and Output
p12-2 (p520): 11.1 File and FileDialog Objects
p12-3 (p525): 11.2 Low-Level File I/O
p12-4 (p532): 11.3 High-Level File I/O
p12-5 (p539): 11.4 Handling Exceptions
p12-6 (p544): 11.5 Object I/O
p12-7 (p548): 11.6 Sample Class:Saving an AddressBook Object
p12-8 (p556): 11.7 Exercises
p13 (p559): 12 Reusable Classes and Packages
p13-2 (p560): 12.1 Object Categories
p13-3 (p562): 12.2 Method Overriding and Overloaded Methods
p13-4 (p569): 12.3 Sample Classes:Reusable EggyPeggy and HiLo
p13-5 (p595): 12.4 Package Organization
p13-6 (p597): 12.5 Exercises
p14 (p603): 13 GUI Objects and Event-Driven Programming
p14-2 (p605): 13.1 Placing Buttons on a Frame
p14-3 (p611): 13.2 Handling Events
p14-4 (p618): 13.3 Placing TextField Objects on a Frame
p14-5 (p620): 13.4 Menus
p14-6 (p626): 13.5 Handling Mouse Events
p14-7 (p634): 13.6 Other GUI Objects
p14-8 (p639): 13.7 Sample Program:A Simple Calculator
p14-9 (p652): 13.8 Exercises
p15 (p657): 14 Inheritance and Polymorphism
p15-2 (p658): 14.1 Defining Classes with Inheritance
p15-3 (p662): 14.2 Using Classes Effectively with Polymorphism
p15-4 (p666): 14.3 Inheritance and Member Accessibility
p15-5 (p672): 14.4 Inheritance and Constructors
p15-6 (p676): 14.5 Abstract Superclasses and Abstract Methods
p15-7 (p682): 14.6 When and When Not to Use Inheritance
p15-8 (p684): 14.7 Sample Program:Computing Course Grades
p15-9 (p704): 14.8 Exercises
p16 (p709): 15 Class Roster Maintenance Program
p16-2 (p710): 15.1 Method Call Sequence Diagram
p16-3 (p711): 15.2 Problem Statement
p16-4 (p712): 15.3 Overall Planning
p16-5 (p716): 15.4 Step 1 Development:Program Shell with Menus
p16-6 (p722): 15.5 Step 2 Development:Create a New Roster
p16-7 (p729): 15.6 Step 3 Development:Add Students
p16-8 (p737): 15.7 Step 4 Development:Delete Students
p16-9 (p740): 15.8 Step 5 Development:Edit Student Names
p16-10 (p746): 15.9 Step 6 Development:Edit Test Scores and Compute Grades
p16-11 (p753): 15.10 Step 7 Development:Display Student Information
p16-12 (p765): 15.11 Step 8 Development:Storing Grade Rosters
p16-13 (p775): 15.12 Step 9 Development:Finalize and Improve
p16-14 (p776): 15.13 The StudentNameDialog Class
p16-15 (p786): 15.14 The TestScoreDialog Class
p16-16 (p791): 15.15 Exercises
p17 (p797): 16 Recursive Algorithms
p17-2 (p798): 16.1 Basic Elements of Recursion
p17-3 (p799): 16.2 Directory Listing
p17-4 (p801): 16.3 Anagram
p17-5 (p805): 16.4 Towers of Hanoi
p17-6 (p809): 16.5 Quicksort
p17-7 (p815): 16.6 When Not to Use Recursion
p17-8 (p817): 16.7 Exercises
p17-9 (p819): A The javabook Package

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