 Java in Two Semesters Quentin Charatan,
University of East London Aaron Kans,
University of East London
Feature Summary- Simple and practical approach, expressly designed for the needs of students
who find this subject difficult
- Uses the techniques of Charatan & Kans' previous book, forming a coherent
development of the subject and providing a complete coverage of the language,
so is an ideal reference and teaching text for all students studying Java
- Advanced graphics programming are introduced, tying together concepts such
as threading, applets, animations and rapid applications development
- Takes an integrated approach to software development rather than being simply
a programming text, therefore enable students to understand the industrial
implications of Java programming
- Advanced work on containers and collection classes is covered
- Looks at Java IDEs which lend themselves to a RAD approach by providing
drag and drop programming facilities
- Deals with topics such as file handling, exceptions and threads
- Expands upon the topic of inheritance and introduces interfaces
- Java is placed in context in the current software development environment,
and provides a comparative study with other OOPs
- Many examples, complete with downloadable code, and extensive end of chapter
exercises, complete with solutions on the website
- Case studies are developed throughout the book in order to provide practical
examples and to develop themes
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