Handbook Articles
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We know Java, with a bit of background history and an overview of the current features of the technology.
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We installed the Java development tools step by step and created our first program, the usual “hello world”
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The installation and configuration of Eclipse, an integrated development environment (IDE) that supports many languages. Eclipse has interesting utilities for Java and is also free.
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In this chapter we introduce the Java language and look at identifiers and comments.
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We continue the introduction to Java by discussing primitive types and variables.
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We know all the operators used in the Java language.
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Description of the programming structures, branching or decision-making type, in Java.
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We see for, while, and do while loops, along with other programming structures such as break, continue, and return.
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We continue to explore the Java programming language, this time introducing working with objects and the parts of a typical object-oriented program written in Java.
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We see what the classes are, how to create them and some additional details of their use.
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Java allows you to organize classes using bundles or packages.
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Description of classes, objects and how they are related.
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Description of the objects. How to create or instantiate them from the classes and their use.