Sams Teach Yourself Java 1.1 Programming in 24 Hours

Rogers Cadenhead

ISBN 10: 1575212706 / ISBN 13: 9781575212708

Published by Sams 21/03/1997, 1997

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Title: Sams Teach Yourself Java 1.1 Programming in ...

Publisher: Sams 21/03/1997

Publication Date: 1997

Binding: Soft cover

Condition: Very Good

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Synopsis:

Whether you're new to the world of programming or a veteran developer tackling Java for the first time, this hands-on tutorial will have you creating your own Java programs after just 24 one-hour lessons. Bring your Web site to life with fully interactive Java applets. Create complete, powerful, cross-platform Java applications. Learn object-oriented programming skills which can be applied to a variety of languages. Each lesson is complete and includes code and examples on the companion CD-ROM.

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Visit this book's web site

Rogers Cadenhead, the author of Teach Yourself Java 1.1 Programming in 24 Hours, has put a site for the book online at the following URL:

http://www.prefect.com/java24

The Sams.net Publishing book teaches Java 1.1 programming for new programmers, casual programmers, and others who want a basic approach. Twenty-four one-hour tutorials will teach readers to write Java programs for the World Wide Web and programs for the desktop.

Readers will create Java 1.1-compatible programs to play craps, analyze lottery numbers, calculate Elvis' weight in space, and determine the best letters to shout out during Wheel of Fortune. They'll also find out a little bit about virus writing, Holly Hunter's sad deaf mute in The Piano, and the half-life of Thorium 230.

The web site includes a sample section of the book, the table of contents and a featured applet. In the event that there are any errores, typographilac glitches, or programming gubs in the 384-page opus, they will be addressed on the web site in errata and clarification pages. That ocurence seems highly unlikely, however.