Object-oriented Programming and Java

Poo, Danny C.C.; Kiong, Derek B.K.

ISBN 10: 9813083964 / ISBN 13: 9789813083967

Editore: Springer, 1998

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Titolo: Object-oriented Programming and Java

Casa editrice: Springer

Data di pubblicazione: 1998

Legatura: Brossura

Condizione: New

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Riassunto:

This book teaches two important topics in contemporary software development: Object-oriented programming and Java. The method of teaching object-oriented programming as taught in the book takes a different approach from most available literature. The book begins with the description of real-world object interaction scenarios and explains how they can be translated, represented and executed using object-oriented programming paradigm. . Principally, Java is an object-oriented programming language. Java is taught in the book as a language for realizing the many good software engineering principles and concepts as practiced in object-oriented programming. By establishing a solid foundation in the understanding of object-oriented programming concepts and their applications, the book proivides readers with the pre-requisites for writing proper object-oriented programs using Java. "Object-Oriented Programming and Java" is suitable for an undergraduate or postgradute course on object-oriented technology, and in particular, using Java as a programming language for creating object-oriented programs.

Contenuti:

Chapter 1: Introduction; Object-Oriented Programming; Objects and Their Interactions in the Real World; Objects and Their Interactions in Programming; Simulation; Java; Summary; Exercises.- Chapter 2: Object, Class, Message and Method; Objects and Class; Message and Method; Creating Objects.- Chapter 3: A Quick Tour of Java; Primitive Types; Object Definition; Object Instantiation; Object Access and Message Passing; Representational Independence; Overloading; Initialization and Constructors; Expressions, Statements and Control-flow Mechanisms; Blocks; More Control-flow Statements; Arrays; Result Returned by Method.- Chapter 4: Implementation in Java; Calculator; Code Execution; Simple User Interface; Another Interface for Calculator Engine.- Chapter 5: Classification, Generalization and Specialization; Classification; Hierarchical Relationship of Classes; Generalization; Specialization; Organization of Class Hierarchy; Abstract and Concrete Classes.- Chapter 6: Inheritance; Common Properties; Inheritance; Implementing Inheritance; Code Reuse; Making Changes in Class Hierarchy; Accessing Inherited Properties; Inheritance Chain; Interface.- Chapter 7: Polymorphism; Static Binding; Dynamic Binding; Operation Overloading; Polymorphism.- Chapter 8: Modularity; Methods and Classes as Program Units; Object and Class Properties; Controlling Visibility; Packages; Encapsulation.- Chapter 9: Exception Handling; Using Exceptions; Exception Terminology; Constructs and Exception Semantics in JavaA Simple Example; Paradigms for Exception Handling; Code Finalization and Cleaning Up.- Chapter 10: Input and Output Operations; An Introduction to the Java API; Reading the Java API Documentation; Basic Input and Output; File Manipulation; Framework for Code Reuse; Input/Output Classes in JDK.- Chapter 11: Networking and Multi-Threading; The Network Model; Sockets in Java; Listener Sockets in Java; Considering Multiple Threads of Execution; Creating Multiple Threads of Execution; Improvement of Web Server Example; Thread Synchronization and Shared Resources.- Chapter 12: Graphical Interfaces and Windows; The AWT Model; Basic AWT Constituents; Basic Components; Custom Components; Other Kinds of Class Definitions.- Chapter 13: Applets and Loaders; Applet Characteristics; Applet Life Cycle; Custom Applets; Images and Audio; Animation in Applets; Efficient Repainting; Applet Parameters; Security Restrictions of Applets; Dynamically Loaded Code.- Chapter14: Object Serialization and Remote Method Invocation; Object Serialization; Components in Object Serialization; Custom Serialization; Distributed Computing with Java; An Overview of Java RMI; Using Java RMI; RMI System Architecture; Under the Hood; RMI Deployment.- Chapter 15: Java Database Connectivity; JDBC Demystified; JDBC and Enterprise Computing; What does JDBC do?; JDBC is a Low-level API and a Base for Higher-level APIs; JDBC-ODBC Bridge; JDBC versus ODBC and other API; Two-tier and Three-tier Models; SQL Conformance; Design Perspective; JDBC Architecture; A JDBC Example; Using Beans and Reflection.