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Guide to Object-oriented Programming With Java

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This guide presents Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) concepts using the Java programming language to a 400-level audience, using the Eclipse IDE as their code development environment. Knowledge of OOP and C++ are pre-requisites for this material.

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Table of Contents


Chapter 1: Setting Up Your Eclipse Environment

Chapter 2: Your First Java Program

Chapter 3: Naming Packages and Classes

Chapter 4: Java Language Structures

Chapter 5: Java Data Types

Chapter 6: Java Accepting and Displaying Data

Chapter 7: Some Basic Java Concepts

Chapter 8: Java Conditionals

Chapter 9: Using Loops

Chapter 10: Working With Classes

Chapter 11: Java Exceptions and Error Logging

Chapter 12: Working With Files

Chapter 13: JUnit Testing and Using the Debug Tool

Chapter 14: Working With the MySQL Database

Chapter 15: Working With Java and a MySQL Database

Chapter 16: Using java.awt and javax.swing to Create GUI Applications

Chapter 17: Using WindowBuilder to Create GUI Applications

Chapter 18: Useful Links & Resources

Let’s Get Started Exercises


About the Author(s)


Jim Gerland

Jim Gerland is an adjunct professor at the University at Buffalo since 1988 and at Buffalo State College since 2015. He currently teaches Web Programming I (HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript), Web Programming II (PHP & MySQL) and E-Commerce System Technologies. Jim has also taught Microcomputer Applications, Database Concepts, and Object Oriented Programming with Java.


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