Programming Problem Solving Java by James Slack (2 results)
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Published by BS Publications, Hyderabad, 2008
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Paperback. Condition: As New. Reprint. Contents 1. Introduction. 2. A brief overview of JAVA Programming. 3. JAVA basics. 4. Selection control statements. 5. Loop control statements. 6. Using the JAVA system classes. 7. Writing your own classes. 8. Arrays. 9. Sorting and searching arrays. 10. Object oriented programming and soft…ware development. 11. Recursion. 12. Lists. 13. Stacks and queues. 14. Trees. Appendices i. Exceptions. ii. The JAVA Abstract Windowing Toolkit (AWT). iii. Graphics in JAVA applications. iv. Threads and animation. v. JAVA applets. Index. This book lays the foundation for programming skills early using turtle graphics to introduce the basic concepts of classes objects methods parameters loops and selection of JAVATM. Features UML (Unified Modeling Language) notation is used from Chapter 9 on in program development examples when students are adequately prepared to use it. JAVA specific topics (e.g. exceptions graphical user interfaces graphics threads applets) are presented in optional stand alone appendixes at the back of the book. Instructors can present these topics when they best serve course objectives. Quick Look At sections build students awareness and understanding of the core fields of computer science (including graphics A1 and databases). The style is readable and suitable for our students. There is a good balance between programming and Java specific instruction. The exercises are numerous and are presented at the end of each major section. This is better than having a big pile of them at the end of the chapter. Students need to think of more than the nuts and bolts of writing programs in the course. 1138 pp.
