Simply Java Programming

"Simply Java Programming" demonstrates the power of object-oriented, event-driven programming in Java. Its outstanding pedagogic approach comes from Deitel & Associates - the best-selling programming language authors and renowned instructors w o have taught programming to over 1,000,000 people in 100+ countries. Application-driven, step-by-step tutorial approach - The Deitels explore Java concepts in the context of interesting, real-world applications such as: Web-Based Bookstore, ATM, Phone Directory, Car Payments, Billing, Flag Quiz, Fundraiser, Graphics Painter, Inventory, Investment Interest, Wage Calculator, Microwave Oven, Screen Scraper, Security Panel, Shipping Hub, Ticket Ordering, Typing Skills Developer, and Drawing Shapes.;Key Topics include: Java Class Library, GUI Components (JButtons, JTextFields, Aists, JTimers, JTextAreas, JSpinners, JComboBoxes, JCheckBoxes, JRadioButtons, JMenus and others), Event Handling, Debugging, Algorithms, Pseudocode, UML', Control Statements, Methods, Random Number Generation, Arrays, Cosses, Objects, Inheritance, Polymorphism, Interfaces, Collections, Mouse and Keyboard Events, Strings, Sequential-Access Files, Database, Graphics, Multimedia, GUI Design, 3-Tier Web Application Development, Exception Handling, Iterators, Arraylists, Swing, JSP, HTML, GUI Programming.;Extensive pedagogic features include: step-by-step tutorials show how to build and execute complete applications, using a template, from start to finish; DEITELsignature 'Live-Coce' approach - presents programming concepts using complete working applications; application-driven design includes 32 tutorials and 145 real-world applications; self-review multiple-choice questions and answers for immediate feedback after each section; full-color presentation - syntax coloring, code highlighting, callouts and extensive comments; skills summaries, UML' activity diagrams; debugging sections and exercises that teach using the Java command-line debugger (JDB). It also includes: tips for improving reliability, performance and usability; ten multiple-choice questions per tutorial plus, "What does this code do?" and "What's wrong with this code?" exercises, and four real-world application exercises including a "Programming Challenge"; GUI Design Guidelines and a Java Library Reference are highlighted in each tutorial for easy reference; key terms sections in every tutorial and a comprehensive glossary at the end of the book; and instructor's resources, including PowerPoint slides, test-item fil