Java

Are you looking for an introductory applications-oriented
text that teaches students Java programming in a very accessible manner?

Emphasizes applications over applets, yet provides
some treatment of applets in later chapters.

Written in an engaging, conversational style.

Java is presented within a highly flexible format
that allows topics to be covered according to individual preference.

Includes several important pedagogical features:

• Self-test questions with answers.
  
• Programming exercises.
  
• Boxed summary sections.
  
• Pitfall sections.
  
• Programming tips.
  
• Many complete programs.
  

Provides coverage of object-oriented concepts from
the beginning of the text.

Covers AWT for designing windowing systems.

Designed for easy use as a reference as well as a text.

Table of contents :

1. Introduction to Computing and a Taste of Java.

2. Primitive Types and the Class String.

3. Flow of Control.

4. Classes, Objects, and Methods.

5. Programming with Classes and Methods.

6. Event-Driven Programming with AWT, A Windowing Library.

7. Exception Handling and the Type Boolean.

8. Stream I/O and File I/O.

9. Arrays.

10. Recursion.

11. Linked Data Structures.

12. Applets and HTML.