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Java Programming by Pearson

Name: Java Programming by Pearson
Author: Hari Mohan Pandey
ISBN: 9781299486539

by Hari Mohan Pandey

May 2024

Intermediate to advanced

889 pages

37h 5m

English

Pearson India

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Cover
Brief Contents
Contents (1/3)
Contents (2/3)
Contents (3/3)
Preface
Acknowledgements
Chapter 1: Introduction to OOPs
1.1 Structured Introduction1.1.1 Sequence Structure1.1.2 Loop or Iteration Structure
1.1.3 Decision Structure
1.2 Procedural Programming1.3 Programming Methodology
1.4 Object-oriented Programming
1.5 Basic Concepts of OOPs

1.6 Characteristics of OOPs
1.7 Advantages of OOPs
1.8 Object-oriented Languages
1.9 Object-based LanguagesReview QuestionsMultiple Choice Questions
Key for Multiple Choice Questions
Chapter 2: Marching Towards Java and Java Bytecodes
2.1 Introduction: What is Java?2.2 Evolution of Java
2.3 Main Benefits of Using Java
2.4 Key Features of Java
2.5 Java Character Set
2.5.1 Java Tokens
2.6 Variables
2.7 How to Put Comments in Java?
2.8 Data Types in Java
2.9 Structure of a Java Program
2.10 Your First Program in Java
2.10.1 Compiling and Running the Program (DOS Based)
2.11 Java is Free Form
2.12 Programming Examples
2.13 Reading Using Scanner
2.14 Command Line Arguments
2.15 Using Constants
2.16 Bytecode and JVM2.16.1 What is the Java Virtual Machine? Why is it Here?
2.16.2 What are Java Bytecodes?
2.16.3 Virtual Parts2.16.4 The Proud, the Few, the Registers
2.16.5 The Method Area and the Program Counter
2.16.6 The Java Stacks and Related Registers2.16.8 What is in a Class File?
2.17 Why Understand Bytecode?
2.17.1 How to Get Bytecode ?
2.17.2 Implementation of Bytecode Works
2.18 The Java Platform
2.19 Java, Internet and WWW
2.20 JDK TooLS
2.21 Ponderable Points
Review Questions
Multiple Choice Questions
Key for Multiple Choice Questions
Chapter 3: Introduction to Operators and Expression in Java
3.1 Introduction3.1.1 Binary Operators3.1.2 Unary Operators
3.1.3 Expressions
3.2 Arithmetic Operators
3.3 Relation and Ternary Operator
3.4 Logical Operator
3.4.1 Logical AND (&&)
3.4.2 Logical OR
3.4.3 Logical NOT (!)
3.5 Assignment Operator
3.6 Increment (++) and Decrement (--) Operator
3.7 Bitwise Operators
3.7.1 Bitwise AND (&)
3.7.2 Bitwise OR (|)
3.7.3 Bitwise XOR (^)
3.7.4 1’s Complement (~)
3.7.5 Left Shift Operator (<<)
3.7.6 Right Shift Operator (>>)
3.7.7 Right Shift with Zero Fill (>>>)
3.8 The Instance of Operator
3.9 The Comma Operator
3.10 The size of () Operator
3.11 Precedence of Operator
3.12 Type Conversion and Typecasting
3.13 Mathematical Functions
3.14 Scope and Lifetime
3.15 Ponderable Points
Review Questions
Multiple Choice Questions
Key for Multiple Choice Questions
Chapter 4: Working with Decision-making Statement in Java
4.1 Introduction4.2 The if Statement
4.3 The if-else Statement
4.4 Nesting of if-else Statement
4.5 else-if Ladder
4.6 Switch-Case Statement
4.7 Introduction of Loops
4.7.1 The while Loop
4.7.2 The for Loop
4.8 Different Syntaxes of for Loop
4.9 Programming Examples
4.9.1 Nesting of for Loop
4.9.2 The do-while Statement
4.10 break and continue Statement
4.10.1 The break Statement
4.10.2 The continue Statement
4.10.3 Labelled break and continue Statement
4.11 Ponderabale Points
Review Questions
Multiple Choice Questions
Key for Multiple Choice Questions
Chapter 5: Working with Array in Java
5.1 Introduction5.2 Creating Arrays in Java
5.3 Some Important Points About Array
5.4 Initializing 1-D Array
5.5 Programming Examples (Part-1) (1/2)
5.5 Programming Examples (Part-1) (2/2)
5.6 Two-dimensional (2-D) Array (1/2)
5.6 Two-dimensional (2-D) Array (2/2)
5.7 Three-dimensional (3-D) and Variable Column Length Arrays
5.7.1 3-D Array
5.8 Ponderable Points
Review Questions
Multiple Choice Questions
Key for Multiple Choice Questions
Chapter 6: Functions in Java
6.1 Introduction6.2 Function Declaration and Definition
6.3 No Return Type but Arguments
6.3.1 Returning Prematurely from Function
6.4 Function with Parameters and Return Type
6.5 Recursion
6.6 Function Overloading
6.7 Ponderable Points
Review Questions
Multiple Choice Questions
Key for Multiple Choice Questions
Chapter 7: Classes and Objects
7.1 Introduction
7.2 Programming Examples
7.3 Accessing Private Data
7.4 Passing and Returning Objects
7.5 Copying Objects
7.6 Array of Objects
7.7 Static Class Members
7.7.1 Static Member Functions
7.7.2 Static Data Members
7.8 Constructors
7.8.1 Constructors with Parameters (1/3)
7.8.1 Constructors with Parameters (2/3)
7.8.1 Constructors with Parameters (3/3)
7.9 Copy Constructor
7.10 The this Reference
7.11 Garbage Collection and Finalize Method
7.12 The Final Keyword Revisited
7.12.1 Blank Finals
7.12.2 Final Arguments to Methods
7.13 Ponderable Points
Review Questions
Multiple Choice Questions
Key for Multiple Choice Questions
Chapter 8: Inheritance in Java
8.1 Introduction8.2 Types of Inheritance
8.2.1 Single-level Inheritance
8.2.2 Multilevel Inheritance
8.2.3 Multiple Inheritance
8.2.4 Hierarchical Inheritance
8.2.5 Hybrid Inheritance
8.3 Programming Examples (1/2)
8.3 Programming Examples (2/2)
8.4 Method Overriding
8.5 Dynamic Method Dispatch
8.6 Hierarchical Inheritance Revisited
8.7 The Super Keyword
8.8 Constructor and Inheritance
8.9 Object Slicing
8.10 Final Class
8.11 Abstract Class
8.12 Ponderable Points
Review Questions
Multiple Choice Questions
Key for Multiple Choice Questions
Chapter 9: Packages and Interfaces
9.1 Introduction9.2 Package Types9.2.1 Built-in Packages
9.2.2 User-defined Packages (1/3)
9.2.2 User-defined Packages (2/3)
9.2.2 User-defined Packages (3/3)
9.3 Interface
9.3.1 Interface Declaration
9.3.2 Interface Implementation
9.3.3 Programming Examples (1/2)
9.3.3 Programming Examples (2/2)
9.3.4 Extending Classes and Interfaces
9.4 Ponderable Points
Review Questions
Multiple Choice Questions
Key for Multiple Choice Questions
Chapter 10: String and String Buffer
10.1 The String Class
10.2 Constructors for String Class
10.3 Methods of String Class
10.4 Programming Examples (Part 1)
10.5 The StringBuffer Class
10.6 Constructor of StringBuffer Class
10.7 Methods of StringBuffer Class
10.8 Programming Examples (Part 2)
10.9 Ponderable Points
Review Questions
Multiple Choice Questions
Key for Multiple Choice Questions
Chapter 11: Exception Handling
11.1 Introduction11.2 What is Exception?
11.3 Basis for Exception Handling
11.4 Exception-Handling Mechanism
11.5 Exception Classes in Java
11.5.1 Runtime Exception
11.5.2 Checked versus Unchecked Exception
11.6 Without Try-Catch
11.7 Exception Handling Using Try and Catch (1/3)
11.7 Exception Handling Using Try and Catch (2/3)
11.7 Exception Handling Using Try and Catch (3/3)
11.8 Creating Your Own Exception
11.9 Ponderable Points
Review Questions
Multiple Choice Questions
Key for Multiple Choice Questions
Chapter 12: Threads in Java
12.1 Introduction
12.2 Creating Threads
12.2.1 Extending Thread Class
12.2.2 Thread Methods
12.2.3 Implementing Thread Using Runnable
12.3 Thread Priority
12.4 Thread Synchronization
12.4.1 The Synchronized Method
12.4.2 The Synchronized Statement
12.5 Thread Communication
12.6 Suspended and Resuming Threads
12.7 Daemon Threads
12.8 Ponderable Points
Review Questions
Multiple Choice Questions
Key for Multiple Choice Questions
Chapter 13: Streams and Files
13.1 Introduction13.2 Working with Files
13.2.1 Method of File Class (1/2)
13.2.1 Method of File Class (2/2)
13.3 Types of Streams
13.3.1 Character Streams
13.3.2 Programming Examples
13.3.3 Byte Stream
13.4 Reading from Console
13.5 Writing to Console
13.6 Reading and Writing Files
13.7 Ponderable Points
Review Questions
Multiple Choice Questions
Key for Multiple Choice Questions
Chapter 14: Applet and Graphics Programming
14.1 Introduction14.2 Applet versus Application Programs
14.3 The Applet Class
14.4 Writing the First Applet
14.5 Life Cycle of an Applet
14.6 Applet Tag and Applet Parameters
14.7 Passing Parameter to Applet
14.8 The Paint, Update and Repaint Method
14.8.1 The Paint Method
14.8.2 The Update Method
14.8.3 The Repaint Method
14.9 Get Document Base() and Get Code Base() Methods
14.10 The AppletContext Interface
14.11 Playing Audio in Applet
14.11. 1 Playing Audio Using Play Method of Applet Class
14.11.2 Playing Audio Using AudioClip Interface
14.12 Working with Graphics Class
14.12.1 Drawing Lines and Rectangles
14.12.2 Drawing Ovals and Circles
14.12.3 Drawing Polygon
14.12.4 Using Color
14.12.5 Setting the Drawing Mode
14.12.6 Programming Example (1/2)
14.12.6 Programming Example (2/2)
14.13 Working with Fonts
14.14 The FontMetrics Class
14.15 Ponderable Points
Review Questions
Multiple Choice Questions
Key for Multiple Choice Questions
Chapter 15: Event Handling
15.1 Introduction15.2 The Delegation Event Model
15.3 The Event Classes
15.4 Event Listeners
15.5 Event Sources15.6 Discussion of Event Classes
15.7 The Listeners Interfaces
15.8 Programming Example
15.8. 1 Handling Mouse Events
15.8.2 Handling Keyboard Events
15.9 Adapter Classes
15.10 Nested and Inner Classes
15.10.1 Inner Classes in Methods and Scopes
15.10.2 Static Nested Class
15.10.3 Inner Classes in Event Handling
15.10.4 Anonymouse Inner Class
15.11 Ponderable Points
Review Questions
Multiple Choice QuestionsKey for Multiple Choice Questions
Chapter 16: Working with AWT
16.1 Introduction to AWT16.2 Structure of the AWT
16.3 AWT Window Hierarchy
16.3.1 The Component Class16.3.2 The Container Class
16.3.3 The Panel Class
16.3.4 The Window Class16.3.5 The Frame Class16.3.6 Applet Frame Class
16.4 AWT Controls
16.4.1 The Button Control
16.4.2 The Label Class
16.4.3 The Checkbox Class
16.4.4 The CheckboxGroup Class
16.4.5 The List Class (1/2)
16.4.5 The List Class (2/2)
16.4.6 The Choice Class
16.4.7 The Scrollbar Class
16.4.8 The Textfield Class
16.4.9 The TextArea Class
16.5 Menu and Menubars (1/2)
16.5 Menu and Menubars (2/2)
16.5.1 Adding Shortcut Key to Menu
16.6 Popup Menus
16.7 Dialogs
16.8 The FileDialog Class
16.9 Ponderable Points
Review Questions
Multiple Choice Questions
Key for Multiple Choice Questions
Chapter 17: Working with Layout
17.1 Layout and Layout Manager17.2 FlowLayout
17.3 BorderLayout
17.4 GridLayout
17.5 GridBagLayout
17.6 CardLayout
17.7 Insets
17.8 Ponderable Points
Review Questions
Multiple Choice Questions
Key for Multiple Choice Questions
Chapter 18: The Collection Framework
18.1 Introduction18.2 Collection Framework
18.2.1 Collection Interface
18.2.2 The List Interface
18.2.3 The Set Interface
18.2.4 The SortedSet Interface
18.3 The Collection Class
18.4 ArrayList and LinkedList Classes
18.4.1 Maintaining the Capacity
18.4.2 The LinkedList Class
18.5 Iterating Elements of Collection
18.5.1 The ListIterator Interface
18.6 HashSet and TreeSet Classes
18.6.1 HashSet Class
18.6.2 TreeSet Class
18.7 Working with Maps
18.7.1 The Map Interface
18.7.2 Map.Entry Interface
18.7.3 The SortedMap Interface
18.8 Working with Map Classes (1/2)
18.8 Working with Map Classes (2/2)
18.9 The Comparator Interface
18.10 Historical Collection Classes (1/3)
18.10 Historical Collection Classes (2/3)
18.10 Historical Collection Classes (3/3)
18.11 Algorithm Support
18.12 Ponderable Points
Review Questions
Multiple Choice Questions
Key for Multiple Choice Questions
Chapter 19: Basic Utility Classes
19.1 Introduction19.2 The StringTokenizer Class
19.3 The Date Class
19.4 The Calendar Class
19.5 The Random Class
19.6 Observable Class and Observer Interface
19.7 The System Class
19.7.1 Environment Variables/Property
19.8 The Object Class
19.8.1 The Clone Method
19.9 The class Class
19.10 The Runtime Class
19.11 The Process Class
19.12 Wrapper Class
19.12.1 The Number Class
19.12.2 The Byte, Short, Integer and Long Class
19.12.3 The Float and Double Class
19.12.4 Methods of Float/Double Class
19.12.5 The Character Class
19.12.6 The Boolean Class
19.13 Ponderable Points
Review Questions
Multiple Choice Questions
Key for Multiple Choice Questions
Chapter 20: Networking in Java
20.1 How do Computers Talk to Each other via Internet?
20.2 Java.Net Package
20.3 Internet Addressing with Java
20.4 Socket Fundamentals
20.4.1 Internet Domain Sockets20.5 Sockets in Java20.5.1 Step-by-step Socket Application Development20.5.2 The Server20.5.3 The Client
20.5.4 Thread Chat Server and Client
20.5.5 Datagram
20.6 URL
20.6.1 An Example of URL
20.6.2 Creating Relative URLs
20.6.3 The MalformedURLException
20.7 Ponderable Points
Review Questions
Multiple Choice QuestionsKey for Multiple Choice Questions
Chapter 21: Miscellaneous Topics JNI, Serialization and RMI
21.1 Java Native Interface (JNI)21.1.1 Role of the JNI
21.1.2 An Example of JNI
21.1.3 Limitations of Using JNI
21.2 Serialization
21.2.1 Class and Interfaces for Serialization
21.3 RMI
21.3.1 Writing RMI Service
21.4 Ponderable Points
Review Questions
Multiple Choice Questions
Key for Multiple Choice Questions
Chapter 22: Working with Images
22.1 Introduction22.2 Drawing an Image
22.3 The ImageObserver Interface
22.3.1 Why Override ImageUpdate?
22.4 Double Buffering
22.5 The MediaTracker Class
22.6 Producing Image Data (1/2)
22.6 Producing Image Data (2/2)
22.7 Consuming Image Data
22.8 Ponderable Points
Review Questions
Multiple Choice Questions
Key for Multiple Choice Questions
Chapter 23: Introduction to Swing
23.1 What is Swing?
23.2 The JApplet Class
23.3 The ImageIcon Class23.4 The JLabel Class
23.5 The JButton Class
23.6 The JTextField Class
23.7 The JCheckBox Class
23.8 The JRadioButton Class
23.9 The JComboBox Class
23.10 The JTabbedPane Class
23.11 The JScrollPane Class
23.12 The JSplitPane Class
23.13 Dialogs (1/2)
23.13 Dialogs (2/2)
23.14 File Selection Dialog
23.15 The JColorChooser Class
23.16 The JTable Class
23.17 The JToolBar Class
23.18 The JProgressBar Class
23.19 The JSlider Class
23.20 The JTree Class
23.21 Examples of Menus
23.22 Ponderable Points
Review Questions
Multiple Choice Questions
Key for Multiple Choice Questions
Chapter 24: Introduction to Virtual Machine and API Programming
24.1 Introduction
24.2 Virtual Machine (1/2)
24.2 Virtual Machine (2/2)
24.3 Virtual Machine Errors
24.4 Instruction Set for Virtual Machine
24.5 Invoking Methods Using Virtual Machine
24.6 Class Instance and Virtual Machine
24.7 Array and Virtual Machine
24.8 Switch Statements and Virtual Machine
24.9 Throwing and Handling Exceptions, and Virtual Machine
24.10 JAVA BASE API
24.10.1 Java Applet API24.11 Java Standard Extension API
24.11.1 Java Security API
24.11.2 Java Media API
24.11.3 Java Enterprise API
24.11.4 Java Commerce API
24.11.6 Java Management API24.12 The Java API Package
24.13 Ponderable Points
Review Questions
Multiple Choice Questions
Key for Multiple Choice Questions
Sample Project
S. 1 IntroductionS.2 Coding
A1: Java Keyword Reference
A2: Creating JavaExecutables
A 2.1 Executable Java Archives
A2.2 How to Invoke DOS Command Using C/C++
A3: The Jar Tool
A 3.1 Introduction
A3.2 The Manifest File
A3.3 Examples of Jar Command Option
Index

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Book Contents –

Chapter 1: Introduction to OOPs
Chapter 2: Marching Towards Java and Java Bytecodes
Chapter 3: Introduction to Operators and Expression in Java
Chapter 4: Working with Decision-making Statement in Java
Chapter 5: Working with Array in Java
Chapter 6: Functions in Java
Chapter 7: Classes and Objects
Chapter 8: Inheritance in Java
Chapter 9: Packages and Interfaces
Chapter 10: String and String Buffer
Chapter 11: Exception Handling
Chapter 12: Threads in Java
Chapter 13: Streams and Files
Chapter 14: Applet and Graphics Programming
Chapter 15: Event Handling
Chapter 16: Working with AWT
Chapter 17: Working with Layout
Chapter 18: The Collection Framework
Chapter 19: Basic Utility Classes
Chapter 20: Networking in Java
Chapter 21: Miscellaneous Topics JNI, Serialization and RMI
Chapter 22: Working with Images
Chapter 23: Introduction to Swing
Chapter 24: Introduction to Virtual Machine and API Programming
Sample Project
A1: Java Keyword Reference
A2: Creating Java Executables
A3: The Jar Tool
Index

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