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Java Programming Tutorial With Screen Shots & Many Code Example
Java Programming Tutorial With Screen Shots & Many Code Example
Java Programming Tutorial With Screen Shots & Many Code Example
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If you have always wanted to know how to program or wanted to know java, then this is just the book for you. You learn basic definition of terms, then next create your first user interface, understand how to create frames and panels in java,, build a java form how to include texts, buttons, and lots more.

This book was personally written with many code examples included. Every reader will find this book very useful in learning how to write working java programs.

This is not one of those theory based books you may have known. It includes working examples and screen shots of codes that have been tested. If you can just be patient enough to read it and follow the code examples provided, you will become the java guru you always wanted to be. This is not a promise, its the experience with most of our readers.
LanguageEnglish
PublisherLulu.com
Release dateFeb 23, 2017
ISBN9781365779930
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    Java Programming Tutorial With Screen Shots & Many Code Example - Desmond Ohwofosirai

    Java Programming Tutorial With Screen Shots & Many Code Example

    JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL WITH SCREEN SHOTS & MANY CODE EXAMPLE

    Coding Tutorial With Screen Shots: THE BEGINNERS’ BEST GUIDE

    FIRST EDITION

    By Ohwofosirai Desmond

    BSc. Computer Science

    ISBN: 978-1-365-77993-0

    TABLE OF CONTENTS

    What is java?

    -         Object Oriented

    -         Inheritance

    -         Constructors & Instance

    -         Classes, Methods

    Frames and Panels

    -         JFrame (user Interface)

    -         JPanel (extending Interface)

    -         CardLayout (Multiple Panels)

    -         Tabbed Panels (using tabs)

    Layouts

    -         Null (No Layout)

    -         Border Layout

    -         Box Layout

    -         Card Layout

    -         Flow Layout

    -         GridBag Layout

    -         Grid Layout

    -         Group Layout

    -         Spring Layout

    Java Form

    -         JLabel

    -         JTextField

    -         JRadio Button

    -         JButton

    -         JToggle Button

    -         JCombo Box

    -         JTextArea

    Conclusion

    CHAPTER ONE

    INTRODUCTION

    WHAT IS JAVA?

    Java is a programming language and also a computing platform. It was first initiated by James Gosling and released by Sun Microsystems in 1995. Being a platform, many java-based applications and websites will not work unless you have first install Java JDK.

    Desktop/Laptop Based Applications, Mobile Applications (including Android) and Internet-Based Applications (i.e. Websites) can be developed using Java. Java is free to download and free to use. To download visit http://www.java.com

    Before you continue, INSTALL Eclipse IDE at http://www.eclipse.org. You will use the Eclipse Java Integrated Development Environment (IDE) as your code editor.

    OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAM:

    What does it mean?

    An object-oriented Java program is a Java program whose design is based on declaring classes, creating objects from them, and designing interactions between these objects.

    What is a class?

    A class is a template for creating objects.

    Class declaration

    The syntax is given below. The identifier must be

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