September 2005
Beginner
576 pages
13h 6m
English
An important distinction to make in Java programming is where your program is supposed to be running. Some programs are intended to work on your computer; you type in a command or click an icon to start them up. Other programs are intended to run as part of a World Wide Web page. You encountered several examples of this type of program during the previous hour's whirlwind vacation.
Java programs that run locally on your own computer are called applications. Programs that run on web pages are called applets. During this hour, you'll learn why that distinction is important, and the following topics will be covered:
How applications work
Organizing an application
Sending arguments to an application
How applets ...
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