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If you need to get something done in Java, Core Java 1.2, Volume 1--Fundamentals is one of the best books you can turn to for assistance. It's devoid of shaky, academic examples and packed with robust demonstrations that illustrate hundreds of powerful concepts. This book begins with an explanation of the Java programming and execution environments in general terms and then provides specific examples of how to put key parts of the core packages to work. The authors back up the many examples with sharp, fact-rich commentary on how to get things done with Java. This volume covers data structures, object orientation, events, applets, input/output, and Swing. A quick note: though the title of this book includes the words Java 1.2, the Java examples appear to be based on a very late beta and effectively cover what's now called Java 2. JavaSoft changed the name of the software during the final stages of testing--after the authors had finished this book. --David Wall Book Description
The bestselling guide for serious programmers updated to Java 1.2!Ask any experienced Java programmer: Core Java delivers the real-world guidance you need to master Java. That's why it's been an international best-seller for three straight years! Completely revised and updated, Core Java 1.2, Volume I-Fundamentals gives experienced programmers the firm foundation they need to build their Java careers. It thoroughly covers the fundamentals of the JDK 1.2, including the new Swing user interface components. The new edition is filled with even more of the robust, non-toy programs that previous versions were famous for and now they are updated to take advantage of the Swing classes where appropriate. Volume 1 includes a thorough explanation of object-oriented programming, Java inner classes and exception handling, as well as debugging, the current Java event model, and a thorough coverage of both Input/Output and File Management. For experienced programmers, Core Java 1.2, Volume I-Fundamentals sets the standard-again! State-of-the-art information for Java developers, including: ? Building GUI applications with the new Swing classes ? Making the most of inner classes ? Mastering the current Java event model ? Understanding streams and file management with Java CD-ROM contains complete source code examples, the JDK 1.2(beta), and useful tools, including TextPad, HexWorkshop, SourceAgain, and Together<178>/Java. From the Back Cover
The bestselling guide for serious programmers updated to the Java 2 Platform (formerly code named JDK 1.2)!
Ask any experienced Java…œ programmer: Core Java delivers the real-world guidance you need to master Java. That's why it's been an international best-seller for three straight years!
Completely revised and updated, Core Java 2, Volume 1: Fundamentals gives experienced programmers the firm foundation they need to build their Java careers. It thoroughly covers the fundamentals of the JDK 1.2, including the new Swing user interface components. The new edition is filled with even more of the robust, non-toy programs that previous versions were famous for and now they are updated to take advantage of the Swing classes where appropriate. Volume 1 includes a thorough explanation of object-oriented programming, Java inner classes and exception handling, as well as debugging, the current Java event model, and a thorough coverage of both Input/Output and File Management.
For experienced programmers, Core Java 2, Volume 1: Fundamentals sets the standard-again!
State-of-the-art information for Java developers, including:
*Building GUI applications with the new Swing classes
*Making the most of inner classes
*Mastering the current Java event model
*Understanding streams and file management with Java
CD-ROM contains complete source code examples, the JDK 1.2, and useful tools, including TextPad, HexWorkshop, SourceAgain, and Together…Ø/Java. About the Author
CAY S. HORSTMANN is VP of Technology at Preview Systems and professor for computer science at San Jose State University. He has written six books on C++, Java, and object-oriented development. GARY CORNELL has a Ph.D. from Brown University and has been a visiting scientist at IBM Watson Labs. He has written or co-written 20 popular computer books and articles for many developer magazines. He currently directs the program for Modern Visual Programming at the University of Connecticut. Back to Java: General
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