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本书详细说明了在Java中面向对象编程的基本理论及实用知识,由初学者为起点,由点到面、由浅入深、循序渐进地介绍了应用程序、Applets程序、事件处理、对象、接口、内置类、继承、多态性、数据结构和集合、流文件、串行、图形界面及多线程等多种Java特性,第七版在前一版本的基础上增加了更多的实际案例,并介绍了有关使用UML编程方面的知识,有助于读者学习和借鉴。本书包括更广泛的教学特性,其中列举了数百条可实际使用的程序实例代码,并给出其实际的运行结果,可以使学生在学习时更为直观,书中给出了丰富的网上资源,可以便于读者进行更进一步的研究和探讨。本书的写作方法别具一格,易学易用,并且它的覆盖范围很广,可以满足不同专业和不同层次学生的需求。

Chapter1IntroductiontoComputers,theInternetandtheWorldWideWeb.
1.1Introduction
1.2WhatIsaComputer?
1.3ComputerOrganization
1.4EarlyOperatingSystems
1.5Personal,DistributedandClient/ServerComputing
1.6TheIntemetandtheWorldWideWeb
1.7MachineLanguages,AssemblyLanguagesandHigh-LevelLanguages
1.8HistoryofCandC++
1.9HistoryofJava
1.10JavaClassLibraries
1.11FORTRAN,COBOL,PascalandAda
1.12BASIC,VisualBasic,VisualC++,C#and.NET
1.13TypicalJavaDevelopmentEnvironment
1.14NotesaboutJavaandJavaHowtoProgram,SixthEdition
1.15Test-DrivingaJavaApplication
1.16SoftwareEngineeringCaseStudy:IntroductiontoObjectTechnologyandtheUML(Required)
1.17Wrap-Up
1.18WebResources

Chapter2IntroductiontoJavaApplications
2.1Introduction
2.2FirstPrograminJava:PrintingaLineofText
2.3ModifyingOurFirstJavaProgram
2.4DisplayingTextwithprintf
2.**notherJavaApplication:AddingIntegers
2.6MemoryConcepts
2.7Arithmetic
2.8DecisionMaking:EqualityandRelationalOperators
2.9(Optional)SoftwareEngineeringCaseStudy:ExaminingtheRequirementsDocument
2.10Wrap-Up

Chapter3IntroductiontoClassesandObjects
3.1Introduction
3.2Classes,Objects,MethodsandInstanceVariables
3.3DeclaringaClasswithaMethodandInstanfiatinganObjectofaClass
3.4DeclaringaMethodwithaParameter
3.5InstanceVariables,setMethodsandgetMethods
3.6PrimitiveTypesvs.ReferenceTypes
3.7InitializingObjectswithConstructors
3.8Floating-PointNumbersandTypedouble
3.9(Optional)GUIandGraphicsCaseStudy:UsingDialogBoxes
3.10(Optional)SoftwareEngineeringCaseStudy:IdentifyingtheClassesinaRequirementsDocument
3.11Wrap-Up

Chapter4ControlStatements:Part1
4.1Introduction
4.2Algorithms
4.3Pseudocode
4.4ControlStructures
4.5ifSingle-SelectionStatement
4.6if...elseDouble-SelectionStatement
4.7whileRepetitionStatement
4.8FormulatingAlgorithms:Counter-ControlledRepetition
4.9FormulatingAlgorithms:Sentinel-ControlledRepetition
4.10FormulatingAlgorithms:NestedControlStatements
4.11CompoundAssignmentOperators
4.12IncrementandDecrementOperators
4.13PrimitiveTypes
4.14(Optional)GUIandGraphicsCaseStudy:CreatingSimpleDrawings
4.15(Optional)SoftwareEngineeringCaseStudy:IdentifyingClassAttributes
4.16Wrap-Up

Chapter5ControlStatements:Part2
5.1Introduction
5.2EssentialsofCounter-ControlledRepetition
5.3forRepetitionStatement
5.4ExamplesUsingtheforStatement
5.5do...whileRepetitionStatement
5.6switchMultiple-SelectionStatement
5.7breakandcontinueStatements
5.8LogicalOperators
5.9StructuredProgrammingSummary
5.10(Optional)GUIandGraphicsCaseStudy:DrawingRectanglesandOvals
5.11(Optional)SoftwareEngineeringCaseStudy:IdentifyingObjects'StatesandActivities
5.12Wrap-Up

Chapter6Methods:ADeeperLook
6.1Introduction
6.2ProgramModulesinJava
6.3staticMethods,staticFieldsandClassMath
6.4DeclaringMethodswithMultipleParameters
6.5NotesonDeclaringandUsingMethods
6.6MethodCallStackandActivationRecords
6.7ArgumentPromotionandCasting
6.8JavaAPIPackages
6.9CaseStudy:Random-NumberGeneration
6.9.1GeneralizedScalingandShiftingofRandomNumbers
6.9.2Random-NumberRepeatabilityforTestingandDebugging
6.10CaseStudy:AGameofChance(IntroducingEnumerations)
6.11ScopeofDeclarations
6.12MethodOverloading
6.13(Optional)GUIandGraphicsCaseStudy:ColorsandFilledShapes
6.14(Optional)SoftwareEngineeringCaseStudy:IdentifyingClassOperations
6.15Wrap-Up

Chapter7Arrays
7.1Introduction
7.2Arrays
7.3DeclaringandCreatingArrays
7.4ExamplesUsingArrays
7.5CaseStudy:CardShufflingandDealingSimulation
7.6EnhancedforStatement
7.7PassingArraystoMethods
7.8CaseStudy:ClassGradeBookUsinganArraytoStoreGrades
7.9MultidimensionalArrays
7.10CaseStudy:ClassGradeBookUsingaTwo-DimensionalArray
7.11Variable-LengthArgumentLists
7.12UsingCommand-LineArguments
7.13(Optional)GUIandGraphicsCaseStudy:DrawingArcs
7.14(Optional)SoftwareEngineeringCaseStudy:CollaborationAmongObjects
7.15Wrap-Up

Chapter8ClassesandObjects:ADeeperLook
8.1Introduction
8.2TimeClassCaseStudy
8.3ControllingAccesstoMembers
8.4ReferringtotheCurrentObject'sMemberswiththethisReference
8.5TimeClassCaseStudy:OverloadedConstructors
8.6DefaultandNo-ArgumentConstructors
8.7NotesonSetandGetMethods
8.8Composition
8.9Enumerations
8.10GarbageCollectionandMethodfinalize
8.11staticClassMembers
8.12staticImport
8.13finalInstanceVariables
8.14SoftwareReusability
8.15DataAbstractionandEncapsulation
8.16TimeClassCaseStudy:CreatingPackages
8.17PackageAccess
8.18(Optional)GUIandGraphicsCaseStudy:UsingObjectswithGraphics
8.19(Optional)SoftwareEngineeringCaseStudy:StartingtoProgramtheClassesoftheATMSystem
8.20Wrap-Up

Chapter9Object-OrientedProgramming:Inheritance
9.1Introduction
9.2SuperclassesandSubclasses
9.3protectedMembers
9.4RelationshipbetweenSuperclassesandSubclasses
9.4.1CreatingandUsingaCommissionEmployeeClass
9.4.2CreatingaBasePlusCommissionEmployeeClasswithoutUsingInheritance
9.4.3CreatingaCommissionEmployee-BasePlusCommissionEmployeeInheritanceHierarchy
9.4.4CommissionEmployee-BasePlusCommissionEmployeeInheritanceHierarchyUsingprotectedInstanceVariables
9.4.5CommissionEmployee-BasePlusCommissionEmployeeInheritanceHierarchyUsingprivateInstanceVariables
9.5ConstructorsinSubclasses
9.6SoftwareEngineeringwithInheritance
9.7ObjectClass
9.8(Optional)GUIandGraphicsCaseStudy:DisplayingTextandImagesUsingLabels
9.9Wrap-Up

Chapter10Object-OrientedProgramming:Polymorphism
10.1Introduction
10.2PolymorphismExamples
10.3DemonstratingPolymorphicBehavior
10.4AbstractClassesandMethods
10.5CaseStudy:PayrollSystemUsingPolymorphism
10.5.1CreatingAbstractSuperclassEmployee
10.5.2CreatingConcreteSubclassSalariedEmployee
10.5.3CreatingConcreteSubclassHourlyEmployee
10.5.4CreatingConcreteSubclassCommissionEmployee
10.5.5CreatingIndirectConcreteSubclassBasePlusCommissionEmployee
10.5.6DemonstratingPolymorphicProcessing,OperatorinstanceofandDowncasting
10.5.7SummaryoftheAllowedAssignmentsBetweenSuperclassandSubclassVariables
10.6finalMethodsandClasses
10.7CaseStudy:CreatingandUsingInterfaces
10.7.1DevelopingaPayableHierarchy
10.7.2DeclaringInterfacePayable
10.7.3CreatingClassInvoice
10.7.4ModifyingClassEmployeetoImplementInterfacePayable
10.7.5ModifyingClassSalariedEmployeeforUseinthePayableHierarchy
10.7.6UsingInterfacePayabletoProcessInvoicesandEmployeesPolymorphically.
10.7.7DeclaringConstantswithInterfaces
10.7.8CommonInterfacesoftheJavaAPI
10.8(Optional)GUIandGraphicsCaseStudy:DrawingwithPolymorphism
10.9(Optional)SoftwareEngineeringCaseStudy:IncorporatingInheritanceintotheATMSystem
10.10Wrap-Up

Chapter11GUIComponents:Part1
11.1Introduction
11.2SimpleGUI-BasedInput/OutputwithJOptionPane
11.3OverviewofSwingComponents
11.4DisplayingTextandImagesinaWindow
11.5TextFieldsandanIntroductiontoEventHandlingwithNestedClasses
11.6CommonGUIEventTypesandListenerInterfaces
11.7HowEventHandlingWorks
11.8JButton
11.9ButtonsThatMaintainState
11.9.1JCheckBox
11.9.2JRadioButton
11.10JComboBoxandUsinganAnonymousInnerClassforEventHandling
11.11JList
11.12Multiple-SelectionLists
11.13MouseEventHandling
11.14AdapterClasses
11.15JPanelSubclassforDrawingwiththeMouse
11.16Key-EventHandling
11.17LayoutManagers
11.17.1FlowLayout
11.17.2BorderLayout
11.17.3GridLayout
11.18UsingPanelstoManageMoreComplexLayouts
11.19JTextArea
11.20Wrap-Up

Chapter12GraphicsandJava2DTM
12.1Introduction
12.2GraphicsContextsandGraphicsObjects
12.3ColorControl
12.4FontControl..
12.5DrawingLines,RectanglesandOvals
12.6DrawingArcs
12.7DrawingPolygonsandPolylines
12.8Java2DAPI
12.9Wrap-Up

Chapter13ExceptionHandling
13.1Introduction
13.2Exception-HandlingOverview
13.3Example:DivideByZeroWithoutExceptionHandling
13.4Example:HandlingArithmeticExceptionsandInputMismatchExceptions
13.5WhentoUseExceptionHandling
13.6JavaExceptionHierarchy
13.7finallyblock
13.8StackUnwinding
13.9printStackTrace,getStackTraceandgetMessage
13.10ChainedExceptions
13.11DeclaringNewExceptionTypes
13.12PreconditionsandPostconditions
13.13Assertions
13.14Wrap-Up

Chapter14FilesandStreams
14.1Introduction
14.2DataHierarchy
14.3FilesandStreams
14.4ClassFile
14.5Sequential-AccessTextFiles
14.5.1CreatingaSequential-AccessTextFile
14.5.2ReadingDatafromaSequential-AccessTextFile
14.5.3CaseStudy:ACredit-InquiryProgram
14.5.4UpdatingSequential-AccessFiles
14.6ObjectSerialization
14.6.1CreatingaSequential-AccessFileUsingObjectSerialization
14.6.2ReadingandDeserializingDatafromaSequential-AccessFile
14.7Random-AccessFiles
14.7.1CreatingaRandom-AccessFile
14.7.2WritingDataRandomlytoaRandom-AccessFile
14.7.3ReadingDataSequentiallyfromaRandom-AccessFile
14.7.4CaseStudy:ATransaction-ProcessingProgram
14.8Additionaljava.ioClasses
14.9OpeningFileswithJFileChooser
14.10Wrap-Up

Chapter15Recursion
15.1Introduction
15.2RecursionConcepts
15.3ExampleUsingRecursion:Factorials
15.4ExampleUsingRecursion:FibonacciSeries
15.5RecursionandtheMethodCallStack
15.6RecursionvsIteration
15.7StringPermutations
15.8TowersofHanoi
15.9Fractals
15.10RecursiveBacktracking
15.11Wrap-Up
15.12InternetandWebResources

Chapter16SearchingandSorting
16.1Introduction
16.2SearchingAlgorithms
16.2.1LinearSearch
16.2.2BinarySearch
16.3SortingAlgorithms
16.3.1SelectionSort
16.3.2InsertionSort
16.3.3MergeSort
16.4Invariants
16.5Wrap-up
Chapter17DataStructures

17.1Introduction
17.2Type-WrapperClassesforPrimitiveTypes
17.3AutoboxingandAuto-Unboxing
17.4Self-ReferentialClasses
17.5DynamicMemoryAllocation
17.6LinkedLists
17.7Stacks
17.8Queues
17.9Trees
17.10Wrap-Up

Chapter18Generics
18.1Introduction
18.2MotivationforGenericMethods
18.3GenericMethods:ImplementationandCompile-TimeTranslation
18.4AdditionalCompile-TimeTranslationIssues:MethodsThatUseaTypeParameterastheReturnType
18.5OverloadingGenericMethods
18.6GenericClasses
18.7RawTypes
18.8WildcardsinMethodsThatAcceptTypeParameters
18.9GenericsandInheritance:Notes
18.10Wrap-Up
18.11InternetandWebResources

Chapter19Collections
19.1Introduction
19.2CollectionsOverview
19.3ClassArrays
19.4InterfaceCollectionandClassCollections
19.5Lists
19.5.1ArrayListandIterator
19.5.2LinkedList
19.5.3Vector
19.6CollectionsAlgorithms
19.6.1Algorithmsort
19.6.2Algorithmshuffle
19.6.3Algorithmsreverse,fill,copy,maxandmin
19.6.4AlgorithmbinarySearch
19.6.**lgorithmsaddAll,frequencyanddisjoint
19.7StackClassofPackagejava.util
19.8ClassPriorityQueueandInterfaceQueue
19.9Sets
19.10Maps
19.11PropertiesClass
19.12SynchronizedCollections
19.13UnmodifiableCollections
19.14AbstractImplementations
19.15Wrap-Up

Chapter20IntroductiontoJavaApplets
20.1Introduction
20.2SampleAppletsProvidedwiththeJDK
20.3SimpleJavaApplet:DrawingaString
20.3.1ExecutinganAppletintheappletviewer
20.3.2ExecutinganAppletinaWebBrowser
20.4AppletLife-CycleMethods
20.5InitializinganInstanceVariablewithMethodinit
20.6SandboxSecurityModel
20.7IntemetandWebResources
20.8Wrap-Up

Chapter21Multimedia:AppletsandApplications
21.1Introduction
21.2Loading,DisplayingandScalingImages
21.3AnimatingaSeriesofImages
21.4ImageMaps
21.5LoadingandPlayingAudioClips
21.6PlayingVideoandOtherMediawithJavaMediaFramework
21.7Wrap-Up
21.8IntemetandWebResources

Chapter22GUIComponents:Part2
22.1Introduction
22.2JSlider
22.3Windows:AdditionalNotes
22.4UsingMenuswithFrames
22.5JPopupMenu
22.6PluggableLook-and-Feel
22.7JDesktepPaneandJInternalFrame
22.8JTabbedPane
22.9LayoutManagers:BoxLayoutandGridBagLayout
22.10Wrap-Up

Chapter23Multithreading
23.1Introduction
23.2ThreadStates:LifeCycleofaThread
23.3ThreadPrioritiesandThreadScheduling
23.4CreatingandExecutingThreads
23.5ThreadSynchronization
23.6Producer/ConsumerRelationshipwithoutSynchronization
23.7Producer/ConsumerRelationshipwithSynchronization
23.8Producer/ConsumerRelationship:CircularBuffer
23.9Producer/ConsumerRelationship:ArrayBlockingQueue
23.10MultithreadingwithGUI
23.11OtherClassesandInterfacesinjava.util.concurrent
23.12MonitorsandMonitorLocks
23.13Wrap-Up

Chapter24Networking
24.1Introduction
24.2ManipulatingURLs
24.3ReadingaFileonaWebServer
24.4EstablishingaSimpleServerUsingStreamSockets
24.5EstablishingaSimpleClientUsingStreamSockets
24.6Client/ServerInteractionwithStreamSocketConnections
24.7ConnectionlessClient/ServerInteractionwithDatagrams
24.8Client/ServerTic-Tac-ToeUsingaMultithreadedServer
24.9SecurityandtheNetwork
24.10CaseStudy:DeitelMessengerServerandClient
24.10.1DeitelMessengerServerandSupportingClasses
24.10.2DeitelMessengerClientandSupportingClasses
24.11Wrap-Up

Chapter2**ccessingDatabaseswithJDBC
25.1Introduction
25.2RelationalDatabases
25.3RelationalDatabaseOverview:ThebooksDatabase
25.4SQL
25.4.1BasicSELECTQuery
25.4.2WHEREClause
25.4.3ORDERBYClause
25.4.4MergingDatafromMultipleTables:INNERJOIN
25.4.5INSERTStatement
25.4.6UPDATEStatement
25.4.7DELETEStatement
25.5InstructionstoinstallMySQLandMySQLConnector/J
25.6InstructionsonSettingMySQLUserAccount
25.7CreatingDatabasebooksinMySQL
25.8ManipulatingDatabaseswithJDBC
25.8.1ConnectingtoandQueryingaDatabase
25.8.2QueryingthebooksDatabase
25.9StoredProcedures
25.10RowSetInterface
25.11Wrap-Up
25.12IntemetandWebResources

Chapter26Servlets
26.1Introduction
26.2ServletOverviewandArchitecture
26.2.1InterfaceServletandtheServletLifeCycle
26.2.2HttpServletClass
26.2.3HttpServletRequestInterface
26.2.4HttpServletResponseInterface
26.3SettingUptheApacheTomcatServer
26.4HandlingHTTPgetRequests
26.4.1DeployingaWebApplication
26.5HandlingHTTPgetRequestsContainingData
26.6HandlingHTTPpostRequests
26.7RedirectingRequeststoOtherResources
26.8MultitierApplications:UsingJDBCfromaServlet
26.9WelcomeFiles
26.10Wrap-Up
26.11IntemetandWebResources

Chapter27JavaServerPages(JSP)
27.1Introduction
27.2JavaServerPagesOverview
27.3FirstJSPExample
27.4ImplicitObjects
27.5Scripting
27.5.1ScriptingComponents
27.5.2ScriptingExample
27.6StandardActions
27.6.1(jsp:include)Action
27.6.2(jsp:forward)Action
27.6.3(jsp:useBean)Action
27.7Directives
27.7.1pageDirective
27.7.2includeDirective
27.8CaseStudy:GuestBook
27.9Wrap-Up
27.10IntemetandWebResources

Chapter28FormattedOutput
28.1Introduction
28.2Streams
28.3FormattingOutputwithprintf
28.4PrintingIntegers
28.5PrintingFloating-PointNumbers
28.6PrintingStringsandCharacters
28.7PrintingDatesandTimes
28.8OtherConversionCharacters
28.9PrintingwithFieldWidthsandPrecisions
28.10UsingFlagsintheprintfFormatString
28.11PrintingwithArgumentIndices
28.12PrintingLiteralsandEscapeSequences
28.13FormattingOutputwithClassFormatter
28.14Wrap-Up

Chapter29Strings,CharactersandRegularExpressions
29.1Introduction
29.2FundamentalsofCharactersandStrings
29.3ClassString
29.3.1StringConstructors
29.3.2StringMethodslength,charAtandgetChars
29.3.3ComparingStrings
29.3.4LocatingCharactersandSubstringsinStrings
29.3.5ExtractingSubstringsfromStrings
29.3.6ConcatenatingStrings
29.3.7MiscellaneousStringMethods
29.3.8StringMethodvalueOf
29.4ClassStringBuffer
29.4.1StringBufferConstructors
29.4.2StringBufferMethodslength,capacity,setLengthandensureCapacity
29.4.3StringBufferMethodscharAt,setCharAt,getCharsandreverse
29.4.4StringBufferappendMethods
29.4.5StringBufferInsertionandDeletionMethods
29.5ClassCharacter
29.6ClassStringTokenizer
29.7RegularExpressions,ClassPatternandClassMatcher
29.8Wrap-Up

AppendixAOperatorPrecedenceChart
AppendixBASCIICharacterSet
AppendixCKeywordsandReservedWords
AppendixDPrimitiveTypes
AppendixE(OnCD)NumberSystems
AppendixF(OnCD)Unicode
AppendixGUsingtheJavaAPIDocumentation
AppendixI-I(OnCD)CreatingDocumentationwith]&vadoc
AppendixI(OnCD)BitManipulation
AppendixJ(OnCD)ATMCaseStudyCode
AppendixK(OnCD)LabeledbreakandcontinueStatements
AppendixL(OnCD)UML2:AdditionalDiagramTypes
AppendixM(OnCD)DesignPatterns
AppendixN(OnCD)Usingthe'Debugger
Index
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