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Java Programming, 1st Edition by Pearson

Name: Java Programming, 1st Edition by Pearson
Author: K. Rajkumar
ISBN: 9789332517868

by K. Rajkumar

May 2024

Intermediate to advanced

705 pages

23h 8m

English

Pearson India

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Cover (1/2)
Cover (2/2)
Brief Contents
Contents (1/3)
Contents (2/3)
Contents (3/3)
Pedagogical Features
Preface
Part I Java Basics
Chapter 1: Java Data Types,Operators and Console I/O Statements
1.1 Introduction

1.2 Java, World Wide Web and Sensor Devices
1.3 Java Editing Environments
1.4 Data types and Variables
1.5 Constants in Java
1.6 Java Operators
1.7 Type Casting and Boxing
1.8 Console I/O Statements
1.8.1 Command Line
1.8.2 Scanner
1.8.3 BufferedReader
1.8.4 DataInputStream
1.8.5 Console
1.9 Summary
Key Terms
Review Questions
Exercises
Chapter 2: Java Conditional and Looping Statements
2.1 Introduction
2.2 Conditional Statements
2.2.1 if Statement
2.2.2 Problem: Finding Biggest of Three Integers
2.2.3 if-else Statement
2.2.4 if-else-if Statement
2.2.5 Nested if Statement
2.2.6 Problem: Checking Leap Year
2.2.7 Multipoint Switch Statement
2.2.8 String Cases for Switch
2.3 Java Loping Statements
2.3.1 while Loop
2.3.2 do-while Loop2.3.3 for Loop
2.3.4 Problem: Generating Multiplication Table
2.3.5 break, continue and assert Statements
2.4 Summary
Key TermsReview Questions
Exercises
Chapter 3: Arrays in Java
3.1 Introduction
3.2 Declaring and Initializing Arrays
3.3 Accessing Array Elements
3.4 Problem: Sequential Search for a Key
3.5 Problem: Binary Search for a Key
3.6 The For-Each Statement
3.7 Problem: Finding Euclidean Distance Between Two Vectors
3.8 Problem: Reverse an Array Without Copying
3.9 Multidimensional Arrays
3.10 Problem: Transpose of a Matrix
3.11 Summary
Key TermsReview Questions
Exercises
Chapter 4: Methods in Java
4.1 Introduction
4.2 Defining a Method
4.3 Calling a Method
4.4 Problem: Nested Method Calls
4.5 Problem: Calculate Area of Geometric Objects
4.6 Problem: Generate Prime Numbers
4.7 Recursion: Power and Pitfalls
4.8 Method Overloading
4.9 Passing One-Dimensional Arrays to Methods
4.10 Problem: Method to Sort Names
4.11 Passing Two-Dimensional Arrays to Methods
4.12 Variable Length Argument Lists
4.13 Summary
Key TermsReview Questions
Exercises
Part II Object Oriented Java Programming
Chapter 5: Classes and Objects
5.1 Introduction5.2 Object-Oriented Programming Paradigm
5.3 Creating a Class
5.4 Problem: Designing Object-Oriented College Aplication
5.5 Creating Data Members
5.6 Creating Member Functions
5.7 Static Data and Methods
5.8 Array of Objects
5.9 Objects as Arguments to Methods
5.10 Summary
Key Terms
Review Questions
Exercises
Chapter 6: Inheritance and Polymorphism
6.1 Introduction
6.2 Constructors6.3 Default Constructor
6.4 Parameterized Constructor
6.5 Constructor Overloading
6.6 Essential Java.lang Classes
6.6.1 Math
6.6.2 Character
6.6.3 String
6.6.4 StringBuffer
6.6.5 StringBuilder
6.7 Inheritance
6.8 Calling Base Class Constructor
6.9 Calling Base Class Data Member with Super
6.10 Overriding and Polymorphism
6.11 Aggregation Versus Inheritance
6.12 Object and Object Cloning
6.13 Checking Object’s Class Type
6.14 Preventing Inheritance and Overriding
6.15 Visibility of Members of a Class
6.16 Inner Classes
6.17 Summary
Key Terms
Review Questions
Exercises
Chapter 7: More on Objects and Exceptions
7.1 Introduction
7.2 Abstract Classes7.2.1 Defining Abstract Classes
7.2.2 Defining Abstract Methods
7.3 Interfaces
7.3.1 Declaring Interfaces
7.3.2 Implementing Interfaces
7.3.3 Problem: Flyable Interface
7.4 Java Enums
7.4.1 Basics of Enum
7.4.2 Advanced Features of Enum
7.5 Packages
7.5.1 Creating a Package
7.5.2 Importing Packages
7.5.3 Including Classes to Package7.5.4 Subpackages
7.5.5 Protected Members Revisited
7.6 Exception Handling
7.6.1 Try-Catch-Finally Statements
7.6.2 Multicatch Statement
7.6.3 Exception Hierarchy
7.6.4 User-defined Exceptions with throw and throws
7.6.5 Extending RuntimeException Class
7.7 Summary
Key Terms
Review Questions
Exercises
Part III Java Containers for Holding Objects
Chapter 8: Sequence Containers
8.1 Introduction
8.2 Collection Taxonomy8.3 Vectors
8.3.1 Enumeration
8.3.2 Type-Specific Vectors
8.4 StringTokenizer
8.5 Stack
8.5.1 Character Stack
8.5.2 Problem: Brackets Matching
8.6 Iterators
8.7 PriorityQueue
8.8 ArrayList
8.8.1 Type-Safe ArrayLists
8.8.2 Problem: Shopping Cart
8.8.3 Problem: Search an Element Inside Array
8.8.4 Problem: Merge Two Arrays
8.8.5 Problem: Remove All Duplicates in an Array
8.9 LinkedList
8.9.1 Problem: Designing Stack Using LinkedList
8.9.2 Type-safe LLStack Using Generics
8.10 Summary
Key TermsReview Questions
Exercises
Chapter 9: Map Containers
9.1 Introduction
9.2 Hashtable
9.3 Problem: Word Counting in a Text
9.4 Problem: Couples-Sensitive Brackets Checker
9.5 HashMap
9.6 Multimaps
9.7 Nested HashMaps
9.8 LinkedHashMap
9.9 TreeMap
9.10 Problem: Random Number Generator
9.11 Properties
9.12 Summary
Key TermsReview Questions
Exercises
Chapter 10: Set Containers
10.1 Introduction10.2 Set Interface
10.3 HashSet
10.4 Problem: Counting Duplicates in a Text
10.5 LinkedHashSet
10.6 TreeSet
10.7 Summary
Key Terms
Review Questions
Exercises
Chapter 11: Sorting and Searching
11.1 Introduction
11.2 Sorting and Searching Using Arrays Class
11.3 Filling and Copying Arrays
11.4 Comparing Arrays
11.5 Sorting Primitive Arrays
11.6 Sorting String Objects
11.7 Array Sorting Using Comparable
11.8 Array Sorting Using Comparator
11.9 Searching Sorted Arrays
11.10 Sorting and Searching Using Collections Class
11.11 Sorting Lists Using Comparable
11.12 Sorting Lists Using Comparator
11.13 Summary
Key Terms
Review Questions
Exercises
Part IV Java Threads and IO Streams
Chapter 12: Concurrency Using Threads
12.1 Introduction
12.2 Multithreading Using Thread Class
12.3 Making Threads to Sleep
12.4 Yielding Control to Other Threads
12.5 Problem: Multithreaded Adder
12.6 Suspending Caller Thread
12.7 Daemon Threads
12.8 Thread Priority
12.9 Multithreading Using Runnable
12.10 Thread Synchronization for Resource Sharing
12.11 Synchronized Methods
12.12 Synchronized Block
12.13 Cordination Among Threads
12.14 Problem: Car Dealer Application
12.15 Threads Life
12.16 Concurrent Programming Packages
12.17 The Concurrent Package
12.18 The Concurrent.Atomic Package
12.19 Problem: Random Strings Generator
12.20 The Concurrent.locks Package
12.21 Summary
Key Terms
Review Questions
Exercises
Chapter 13: Processing Byte and Object Streams
13.1 Introduction
13.2 The File Class
13.3 Filtering File Names
13.4 Filtering Absolute File Paths
13.5 Types of Input Streams
13.5.1 Reading Files as Bytes
13.5.2 Reading Files into Byte Array
13.5.3 Reading Strings as Bytes
13.6 Types of Output Streams
13.6.1 Writing to Files as Bytes
13.6.2 Writing to Byte Array as Bytes
13.7 Problem: Copy Files as Bytes
13.8 Processing Primitive Data Types
13.9 Problem: Generating Students Mark List
13.10 Serializing Objects
13.11 Problem: Generating Students’ MarkList – Revisited
13.12 Transient Variables
13.13 Summary
Key Terms
Review Questions (1/2)
Review Questions (2/2)
Exercises
Chapter 14: Processing Character Streams and NIO
14.1 Introduction
14.2 Types of Readers14.2.1 Reading Files as Characters
14.2.2 Problem: Word Counting Using FileReader
14.2.3 Reading Files as Lines
14.2.4 Problem: Text Index Generator
14.3 Types of Writers
14.3.1 Writing Characters to File
14.3.2 Problem: Copy Files Using FileWriter
14.3.3 Writing Lines to Files
14.4 Writing to and Reading from Pipes
14.5 Formatted Printing
14.6 Random Access File
14.7 Converting Bytes to Characters
14.8 File Processing Using NIO
14.9 Reading Data from Buffer
14.10 Writing Data to Buffer
14.11 Copying Files
14.12 Locking Files
14.13 Summary
Key TermsReview Questions
Exercises
Part V Java GUI Programming
Chapter 15: Graphics Programming
15.1 Introduction
15.2 Swing Components and Containers: Overview
15.3 Frames and Panels
15.4 Drawing Shapes Using Graphics Context
15.5 Drawing Strings and Lines
15.6 Problem: Multiline Generation
15.7 Drawing Rectangles
15.8 Problem: Random Rectangle Generator
15.9 Drawing Circles and Ellipses
15.10 Drawing Arcs
15.11 Drawing Polygons and Polylines
15.12 Displaying Images
15.13 Problem: Threaded Blinking Balls
15.14 Painting Using JApplet
15.15 Java 2D Graphics
15.16 Drawing Lines and Curves
15.17 Drawing Rectangle, Ellipses and Arcs
15.18 Filling with Color, GradientPaint and TexturePaint
15.19 Drawing Arbitrary Shapes
15.20 Cordinate Transformations
15.21 2D Clipping
15.22 Affine Transformations on Images
15.23 Summary
Key Terms
Review Questions
Exercises
Chapter 16: GUI Development Using JFrame
16.1 Introduction
16.2 Creating Labels and Buttons
16.3 Problem: Digital Clock as JLabel
16.4 Basics of Event Handling
16.5 Layout Managers
16.5.1 FlowLayout
16.5.2 BorderLayout
16.5.3 GridLayout
16.5.4 Multiple Layouts Using JPanel
16.5.5 BoxLayout and Box
16.6 Event Handling Revisited
16.7 Problem: Color Label Aplication
16.8 Problem: Throw Ball Aplication
16.9 Creating Text Field and Text Area
16.10 Problem: File Lister
16.11 Problem: Numeric Text Field
16.12 Problem: Text Copy Cat
16.13 Creating CheckBox, RadioButton, ComboBox and List
16.13.1 CheckBoxes
16.13.2 Radio Buttons
16.13.3 Combo Boxes
16.13.4 Lists
16.14 Dialog Windows
16.15 Chosing File Names
16.16 Chosing Colors
16.17 Displaying Messages
16.17.1 Message Dialogs
16.17.2 Confirm Dialogs
16.17.3 Option Dialogs16.17.4 Input Dialogs
16.18 Problem: Designing Course Registration Form (1/2)
16.18 Problem: Designing Course Registration Form (2/2)
16.19 Creating Editor Pane and Text Pane
16.20 Creating Slider
16.21 Designing Tabbed Pane
16.22 Handling Menu
16.23 Table Handling
16.24 Creating Custom Swing Components
16.25 Summary
Key Terms
Review Questions
Exercises
Chapter 17: GUI Development Using JApplet
17.1 Introduction
17.2 Applet Advantages and Restrictions
17.3 Creating and Running Applets
17.3.1 Running Applets with Web Browser
17.3.2 Running Applets with Appletviewer
17.3.3 Running Applets with Java Interpreter
17.4 Creating GUI Components inside Applets
17.5 Applet Input Parameters
17.6 Images in Applets
17.7 Timers Firing ActionEvent
17.8 Playing Audio Clips
17.9 Handling Mouse Event
17.10 Handling Hyperlink Event
17.11 Building Archives Using JAR
17.12 Signing Applets
17.13 Problem: Accessing Websites from WWW
17.14 Summary
Key Terms
Review Questions
Exercises
Appendix A
Appendix B
Appendix C
Index (1/2)
Index (2/2)

Content preview from Java Programming, 1st Edition by Pearson

OBJECTIVES

 To introduce implementations of Set interface

 To check whether Sets allow duplicates

 To introduce the add and remove operations on Sets

 To introduce the union and difference operations on Sets

 To develop counting duplicates application

 To introduce LinkedHashSet's insertion ordering

 To introduce TreeSet's red black tree implementation

10.1 INTRODUCTION

Sets are the third type of Java containers we are going to deal with in this book. Having seen Lists

and Map types, we might have observed that lists and maps allow duplicate values. However there are

many situations where we need to hold only unique elements. This is where ...

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