Building Java Programs: A Back To Basics Approach (5th Edition) - 5th Edition - by Stuart Reges, Marty Stepp - ISBN 9780135471944
Building Java Programs: A Back To Basic...5th EditionStuart Reges, Marty Stepp Publisher: PEARSONISBN: 9780135471944
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Chapter 1 - Introduction To Java Programming Chapter 1.1 - Basic Computing Concepts Chapter 1.2 - And Now-java Chapter 1.3 - Program Errors Chapter 1.4 - Procedural Decomposition Chapter 2 - Primitive Data And Definite Loops Chapter 2.1 - Basic Data Concepts Chapter 2.2 - Variables Chapter 2.3 - The For Loop Chapter 2.4 - Managing Complexity
Chapter 3 - Introduction To Parameters And Objects Chapter 3.1 - Parameters Chapter 3.2 - Methods That Return Values Chapter 3.3 - Using Objects Chapter 3G - 3g Graphics Chapter 3G.1 - Introduction To Graphics Chapter 4 - Conditional Execution Chapter 4.1 - If/else Statements Chapter 4.2 - Cumulative Algorithms Chapter 4.3 - Text Processing Chapter 4.4 - Methods With Conditional Execution Chapter 5 - Program Logic And Indefinite Loops Chapter 5.1 - The While Loop Chapter 5.2 - Fencepost Algorithms Chapter 5.3 - The Boolean Type Chapter 5.4 - User Errors Chapter 5.5 - Assertions And Program Logic Chapter 6 - File Processing Chapter 6.1 - File-reading Basics Chapter 6.2 - Details Of Token-based Processing Chapter 6.3 - Line-based Processing Chapter 6.4 - Advanced File Processing Chapter 7 - Arrays Chapter 7.1 - Array Basics Chapter 7.2 - Array-traversal Algorithms Chapter 7.3 - Reference Semantics Chapter 7.4 - Advanced Array Techniques Chapter 7.5 - Multidimensional Arrays Chapter 8 - Classes Chapter 8.1 - Object-oriented Programming Chapter 8.2 - Object State And Behavior Chapter 8.3 - Object Initialization: Constructors Chapter 8.4 - Encapsulation Chapter 8.5 - Case Study: Designing A Stock Class Chapter 9 - Inheritance And Interfaces Chapter 9.1 - Inheritance Basics Chapter 9.2 - Interacting With The Superclass Chapter 9.3 - Polymorphism Chapter 9.4 - Inheritance And Design Chapter 9.5 - Interfaces Chapter 9.6 - Case Study: Financial Class Hierarchy Chapter 10 - Arraylists Chapter 10.1 - Arraylists Chapter 10.2 - The Comparable Interface Chapter 11 - Java Collections Framework Chapter 11.1 - Lists Chapter 11.2 - Sets Chapter 11.3 - Maps Chapter 12 - Recursion Chapter 12.1 - Thinking Recursively Chapter 12.2 - A Better Example Of Recursion Chapter 12.3 - Recursive Functions And Data Chapter 12.4 - Recursive Graphics Chapter 12.5 - Recursive Backtracking Chapter 13 - Searching And Sorting Chapter 13.1 - Searching And Sorting In The Java Class Libraries Chapter 13.2 - Program Complexity Chapter 13.3 - Implementing Searching And Sorting Algorithms Chapter 13.4 - Case Study: Implementing Merge Sort Chapter 14 - Stacks And Queues Chapter 14.1 - Stack/queue Basics Chapter 14.2 - Common Stack/queue Operations Chapter 14.3 - Complex Stack/queue Operations Chapter 15 - Implementing A Collection Class Chapter 15.1 - Simple Arrayintlist Chapter 15.2 - A More Complete Arrayintlist Chapter 15.3 - Advanced Features Chapter 15.4 - Arraylist<e> Chapter 16 - Linked Lists Chapter 16.1 - Working With Nodes Chapter 16.2 - A Linked List Class Chapter 16.3 - A Complex List Operation Chapter 16.4 - An Intlist Interface Chapter 16.5 - Linkedlist<e> Chapter 17 - Binary Trees Chapter 17.1 - Binarytree Basics Chapter 17.2 - Tree Traversals Chapter 17.3 - Common Tree Operations Chapter 17.4 - Binary Search Trees Chapter 17.5 - Searchtree<e> Chapter 18 - Advanced Data Structures Chapter 18.1 - Hashing Chapter 18.2 - Priority Queues And Heaps Chapter 19 - Functional Programming With Java 8 Chapter 19.1 - Effect-free Programming Chapter 19.2 - First-class Functions Chapter 19.3 - Streams Chapter 19.4 - Function Closures Chapter 19.5 - Higher-order Operations On Collections
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