Java 1.2 By Example
β Scribed by Jackson, Jerry R.; McClellan, Alan L
- Publisher
- Sun Microsystems Press;Prentice Hall
- Year
- 1999
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 603
- Series
- Sun Microsystems Press Java series
- Edition
- 3ed.
- Category
- Library
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
β¦ Synopsis
Presents practical examples of elegant, readable, & maintainable Java code. Covers the key APIs & enhancements to the JDK 1.2, including new chapters on inner classes, reflection & collection classes. Paper. CD-ROM included
β¦ Table of Contents
Content: pt. 1. Working With the Java Language. Ch. 1. About Java. Ch. 2. Beginning With a Program. Ch. 3. The Java Language Structure. Ch. 4. Memory and Constructors. Ch. 5. Interfaces as Types. Ch. 6. Arrays. Ch. 7. Exception Handling. Ch. 8. Input/Output. Ch. 9. Runtime Typing and Class Loading. Ch. 10. Linking With Native Code. Ch. 11. Multiple Threads of Execution. Ch. 12. Inner Classes. Ch. 13. Collection Classes. Ch. 14. Reflection. Ch. 15. Putting the Language Pleces Together. Ch. 16. Remote Method Invocation. Ch. 17. Java Database Connectivity --
pt. 2. Writing Java Applets. Ch. 18. Introduction to Applets. Ch. 19. Forms in Applets. Ch. 20. Animation in Applets. Ch. 21. Events and Threads in Applets. Ch. 22. Putting the Applet Pieces Together --
pt. 3. Appendixes --
App. A. Object-Oriented Programming.
β¦ Subjects
Java (Computer program language)
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