Java编程基础 / 高等学校计算机专业教材精选·算法与程序设计
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作者： 董东、[澳]Gavin Finnie
出版时间：2013年8月
出版社：清华大学出版社
- 清华大学出版社
- 9787302325512
- 161048
- 0045158235-7
- 16开
- 2013年8月
- 工学
- 软件工程
- TP312JA
- 计算机类
- 本科
内容简介
《Java基础教程(算法与程序设计高等学校计算机专业教材精选)(英文版)》以对象的概念为核心，立足于双语教学的需要，由浅入深、循序渐进地介绍Java面向对象程序设计的基本思想、方法和技术，力图使学生直接使用英语掌握J2SE的基本内容，在满足专业要求的同时，提高专业英语的阅读理解能力。
全书共分9章。第1章介绍Java程序设计环境并强调了注释的类别和重要作用；第2章介绍基本数据类型及运算、简单的控制台输入输出、流程控制语句、数组以及使用Java中内置的类来实例化对象完成一定的功能，例如使用大整数类实现大整数运算；第3章介绍类与对象的设计；第4章介绍继承、接口和多态；第5章介绍异常处理；第6章介绍Collection框架；第7章介绍输入输出流；第8章介绍图形用户界面设计；第9章介绍多线程和并发程序设计。每章后面均附有上机指导、术语表和习题。附录给出了Java修饰符、Java文档注释、Unicode表和常用Eclipse快捷键。
《Java基础教程(算法与程序设计高等学校计算机专业教材精选)(英文版)》可作为计算机类专业Java面向对象程序设计的双语教材，也可供专业技术人员参考。本书由董东、(澳)芬尼编著。
全书共分9章。第1章介绍Java程序设计环境并强调了注释的类别和重要作用；第2章介绍基本数据类型及运算、简单的控制台输入输出、流程控制语句、数组以及使用Java中内置的类来实例化对象完成一定的功能，例如使用大整数类实现大整数运算；第3章介绍类与对象的设计；第4章介绍继承、接口和多态；第5章介绍异常处理；第6章介绍Collection框架；第7章介绍输入输出流；第8章介绍图形用户界面设计；第9章介绍多线程和并发程序设计。每章后面均附有上机指导、术语表和习题。附录给出了Java修饰符、Java文档注释、Unicode表和常用Eclipse快捷键。
《Java基础教程(算法与程序设计高等学校计算机专业教材精选)(英文版)》可作为计算机类专业Java面向对象程序设计的双语教材，也可供专业技术人员参考。本书由董东、(澳)芬尼编著。
目录
Chapter 1 Introduction to Java Programming
1.1 Abstraction
1.2 Development Environment and Running Environment
1.3 Programming in the Command Prompt Window
1.4 Programming in Eclipse
1.5 Java Application Structure
1.6 Code Style
1.6.1 Naming Conventions
1.6.2 Indentation and Spacing
1.6.3 Block Styles
1.7 Comments
1.8 Java and Development Tools
1.9 Foundations of Object-Oriented Programming
1.10 New Terminology
1.11 New Words and Expressions
1.12 Hands on Lab
1.12.1 Installing JDK and Eclipse IDE
1.12.2 Programming in Command Prompt Window
1.12.3 Programming in Eclipse
1.12.4 Exporting and Importing Java Projects in Eclipse
1.13 Exercises
Chapter 2 The Basics of java Language
2.1 Identifiers
2.2 Primitive Data Types
2.3 Literals
2.4 Variables
2.5 Operators
2.5. 1Assignment
2.5.2 Arithmetic Operators
2.5.3 Relational Operators
2.5.4 Logical Operators
2.5.5 Bitwise Operators
2.5.6 Conditional Operator
2.5.7 Operator Precedence
2.6 Expressions and Statements
2.7 The Scanner Class
2.8 Control Structures
2.8.1 Sequence Structures
2.8.2 Selection Structures
2.8.3 Repetition Structures
2.8.4Branching Statements
2.9 Arrays
2.10 Built-in Java Classes
2.10.1 Java Strings
2.10.2 The String Buffer Class
2.10.3 Random Numbers
2.10.4 BigInteger Objects
2.10.5 Date and Time
2.10.6 Wrapper Classes
2.11 Command Line Arguments
2.12 New Terminology
2.13 New Words and Expressions
2.14 Hands on Lab
2.14.1 Getting Input from Keyboard via Scanner Class
2.14.2 Converting String Type into int Type
2.14.3 Two-Dimensional Array of int
2.14.4 Java Strings
2.15 Exercises
Chapter 3 Classes and Objects
3.1 Class Declaration
3.2 Creating Objects
3.3 Accessing Objects via Reference Variables
3.4 Object Reference this
3.5 Parameter Passing
3.6 Returning from a Method
3.7 Method Overloading
3.8 Class Variables and Instance Variables
3.9 Class Methods and lnstance Methods
3.10 The S cope of Variables
3.11 Garbage Collection
3.12 Reflection
……
Chapter 4 Inheritance, Interface and Polymorphism
Chapter 5 Exception Handling
Chapter 6 Collections Framework
Chapter 7 Stream I/O
Chapter 8 Creating a GUI with JFC/Swing
Chapter 9 Multithreading
1.1 Abstraction
1.2 Development Environment and Running Environment
1.3 Programming in the Command Prompt Window
1.4 Programming in Eclipse
1.5 Java Application Structure
1.6 Code Style
1.6.1 Naming Conventions
1.6.2 Indentation and Spacing
1.6.3 Block Styles
1.7 Comments
1.8 Java and Development Tools
1.9 Foundations of Object-Oriented Programming
1.10 New Terminology
1.11 New Words and Expressions
1.12 Hands on Lab
1.12.1 Installing JDK and Eclipse IDE
1.12.2 Programming in Command Prompt Window
1.12.3 Programming in Eclipse
1.12.4 Exporting and Importing Java Projects in Eclipse
1.13 Exercises
Chapter 2 The Basics of java Language
2.1 Identifiers
2.2 Primitive Data Types
2.3 Literals
2.4 Variables
2.5 Operators
2.5. 1Assignment
2.5.2 Arithmetic Operators
2.5.3 Relational Operators
2.5.4 Logical Operators
2.5.5 Bitwise Operators
2.5.6 Conditional Operator
2.5.7 Operator Precedence
2.6 Expressions and Statements
2.7 The Scanner Class
2.8 Control Structures
2.8.1 Sequence Structures
2.8.2 Selection Structures
2.8.3 Repetition Structures
2.8.4Branching Statements
2.9 Arrays
2.10 Built-in Java Classes
2.10.1 Java Strings
2.10.2 The String Buffer Class
2.10.3 Random Numbers
2.10.4 BigInteger Objects
2.10.5 Date and Time
2.10.6 Wrapper Classes
2.11 Command Line Arguments
2.12 New Terminology
2.13 New Words and Expressions
2.14 Hands on Lab
2.14.1 Getting Input from Keyboard via Scanner Class
2.14.2 Converting String Type into int Type
2.14.3 Two-Dimensional Array of int
2.14.4 Java Strings
2.15 Exercises
Chapter 3 Classes and Objects
3.1 Class Declaration
3.2 Creating Objects
3.3 Accessing Objects via Reference Variables
3.4 Object Reference this
3.5 Parameter Passing
3.6 Returning from a Method
3.7 Method Overloading
3.8 Class Variables and Instance Variables
3.9 Class Methods and lnstance Methods
3.10 The S cope of Variables
3.11 Garbage Collection
3.12 Reflection
……
Chapter 4 Inheritance, Interface and Polymorphism
Chapter 5 Exception Handling
Chapter 6 Collections Framework
Chapter 7 Stream I/O
Chapter 8 Creating a GUI with JFC/Swing
Chapter 9 Multithreading
