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ISBN 10: 8126569158

ISBN 13: 978-8126569151

Author: Doug Lowe

If you’ve always wanted to program with Java but didn’t know where to start, this will be the java-stained reference you’ll turn to again and again. Fully updated for the JDK 9, this deep reference on the world’s most popular programming language is the perfect starting point for building things with Java—and an invaluable ongoing reference as you continue to deepen your knowledge. Clocking in at over 900 pages, Java All-in-One For Dummies takes the intimidation out of learning Java and offers clear, step-by-step guidance on how to download and install Java tools; work with variables, numbers, expressions, statements, loops, methods and exceptions; create applets, servlets and JavaServer pages; handle and organize data; and so much more.

Java All in One For Dummies 5th Table of contents:

Book 1: Java Basics

Chapter 1: Welcome to Java

What Is Java, and Why Is It So Great?

Java versus Other Languages

Important Features of the Java Language

On the Downside: Java’s Weaknesses

Java Version Insanity

What’s in a Name?

Chapter 2: Installing and Using Java Tools

Downloading and Installing the Java Development Kit

Using Java’s Command-Line Tools

Using Java Documentation

Chapter 3: Working with TextPad

Downloading and Installing TextPad

Editing Source Files

Compiling a Program

Running a Java Program

Book 2: Programming Basics

Chapter 1: Java Programming Basics

Looking at the Infamous Hello, World! Program

Dealing with Keywords

Working with Statements

Working with Blocks

Creating Identifiers

Crafting Comments

Introducing Object-Oriented Programming

Importing Java API Classes

Chapter 2: Working with Variables and Data Types

Declaring Variables

Initializing Variables

Using Final Variables (Constants)

Working with Primitive Data Types

Working with Strings

Converting and Casting Numeric Data

Thinking Inside the Box

Understanding Scope

Shadowing Variables

Printing Data with System.out

Getting Input with the Scanner Class

Getting Input with the JOptionPane Class

Using enum to Create Your Own Data Types

Chapter 3: Working with Numbers and Expressions

Working with Arithmetic Operators

Dividing Integers

Combining Operators

Using the Unary Plus and Minus Operators

Using Increment and Decrement Operators

Using the Assignment Operator

Using Compound Assignment Operators

Using the Math Class

Formatting Numbers

Recognizing Weird Things about Java Math

Chapter 4: Making Choices

Using Simple Boolean Expressions

Using if Statements

Using Mr. Spock’s Favorite Operators (Logical Ones, of Course)

Using the Conditional Operator

Comparing Strings

Chapter 5: Going Around in Circles (Or, Using Loops)

Using Your Basic while Loop

Breaking Out of a Loop

Looping Forever

Using the continue Statement

Running do-while Loops

Validating Input from the User

Using the Famous for Loop

Nesting Your Loops

Chapter 6: Pulling a Switcheroo

Battling else-if Monstrosities

Using the switch Statement

Creating Character Cases

Intentionally Leaving Out a Break Statement

Switching with Strings

Chapter 7: Adding Some Methods to Your Madness

The Joy of Methods

The Basics of Making Methods

Methods That Return Values

Methods That Take Parameters

Chapter 8: Handling Exceptions

Understanding Exceptions

Catching Exceptions

Handling Exceptions with a Preemptive Strike

Catching All Exceptions at Once

Displaying the Exception Message

Using a finally Block

Handling Checked Exceptions

Throwing Your Own Exceptions

Catching Multiple Exceptions

Book 3: Object-Oriented Programming

Chapter 1: Understanding Object-Oriented Programming

What Is Object-Oriented Programming?

Understanding Objects

Understanding the Life Cycle of an Object

Working with Related Classes

Designing a Program with Objects

Diagramming Classes with UML

Chapter 2: Making Your Own Classes

Declaring a Class

Working with Members

Using Getters and Setters

Overloading Methods

Creating Constructors

Finding More Uses for the this Keyword

Using Initializers

Chapter 3: Working with Statics

Understanding Static Fields and Methods

Working with Static Fields

Using Static Methods

Counting Instances

Preventing Instances

Using Static Initializers

Chapter 4: Using Subclasses and Inheritance

Introducing Inheritance

Creating Subclasses

Overriding Methods

Protecting Your Members

Using this and super in Your Subclasses

Understanding Inheritance and Constructors

Using final

Casting Up and Down

Determining an Object’s Type

Poly What?

Creating Custom Exceptions

Chapter 5: Using Abstract Classes and Interfaces

Using Abstract Classes

Using Interfaces

More Things You Can Do with Interfaces

Using Default Methods

Chapter 6: Using the Object and Class Classes

The Mother of All Classes: Object

The toString Method

The equals Method

The clone Method

The Class Class

Chapter 7: Using Inner Classes, Anonymous Classes, and Lambda Expressions

Declaring Inner Classes

Using Static Inner Classes

Using Anonymous Inner Classes

Using Lambda Expressions

Chapter 8: Working with Packages and the New Java Module System

Working with Packages

Putting Your Classes in a JAR File

Using JavaDoc to Document Your Classes

Using the Java Module System

Book 4: Strings, Arrays, and Collections

Chapter 1: Working with Strings

Reviewing Strings

Using the String Class

Using the StringBuilder and StringBuffer Classes

Using the CharSequence Interface

Chapter 2: Using Arrays

Understanding Arrays

Creating Arrays

Initializing an Array

Using for Loops with Arrays

Solving Homework Problems with Arrays

Using the Enhanced for Loop

Using Arrays with Methods

Using Two-Dimensional Arrays

Working with a Fun but Complicated Example: A Chessboard

Using the Arrays Class

Chapter 3: Using the ArrayList Class

Understanding the ArrayList Class

Creating an ArrayList Object

Adding Elements

Accessing Elements

Printing an ArrayList

Using an Iterator

Updating Elements

Deleting Elements

Chapter 4: Using the LinkedList Class

Understanding the LinkedList Class

Creating a LinkedList

Adding Items to a LinkedList

Retrieving Items from a LinkedList

Updating LinkedList Items

Removing LinkedList Items

Chapter 5: Creating Generic Collection Classes

Why Generics?

Creating a Generic Class

A Generic Stack Class

Using Wildcard-Type Parameters

A Generic Queue Class

Using the Diamond Operator

Chapter 6: Using Bulk Data Operations with Collections

Looking At a Basic Bulk Data Operation

Looking Closer at the Stream Interface

Using Parallel Streams

Book 5: Programming Techniques

Chapter 1: Programming Threads

Understanding Threads

Creating a Thread

Implementing the Runnable Interface

Creating Threads That Work Together

Using an Executor

Synchronizing Methods

Creating a Lock

Coping with Threadus Interruptus

Chapter 2: Using Regular Expressions

Creating a Program for Experimenting with Regular Expressions

Performing Basic Character Matching

Using Regular Expressions in Java Programs

Chapter 3: Using Recursion

Calculating the Classic Factorial Example

Displaying Directories

Writing Your Own Sorting Routine

Chapter 4: Working with Dates and Times

Pondering How Time is Represented

Picking the Right Date and Time Class for Your Application

Using the now Method to Create a Date-Time Object

Using the parse Method to Create a Date-Time Object

Using the of Method to Create a Date-Time Object

Looking Closer at the LocalDate Class

Extracting Information About a Date

Comparing Dates

Calculating with Dates

Formatting Dates

Looking at a Fun Birthday Calculator

Book 6: JavaFX

Chapter 1: Hello, JavaFX!

Perusing the Possibilities of JavaFX

Looking at a Simple JavaFX Program

Importing JavaFX Packages

Extending the Application Class

Launching the Application

Overriding the start Method

Creating a Button

Handling an Action Event

Creating a Layout Pane

Making a Scene

Setting the Stage

Examining the Click Counter Program

Chapter 2: Handling Events

Examining Events

Handling Events

Implementing the EventHandler Interface

Handling Events with Inner Classes

Handling Events with Anonymous Inner Classes

Using Lambda Expressions to Handle Events

Chapter 3: Setting the Stage and Scene Layout

Examining the Stage Class

Examining the Scene Class

Switching Scenes

Creating an Alert Box

Exit, Stage Right

Chapter 4: Using Layout Panes to Arrange Your Scenes

Working with Layout Panes

Using the HBox Layout

Spacing Things Out

Adding Space with Margins

Adding Space by Growing Nodes

Using the VBox Layout

Aligning Nodes in a Layout Pane

Making Nodes the Same Width

Using the Flow Layout

Using the Border Layout

Using the GridPane Layout

Chapter 5: Getting Input from the User

Using Text Fields

Validating Numeric Data

Using Check Boxes

Using Radio Buttons

Looking at a Pizza Order Application

Chapter 6: Choosing from a List

Using Choice Boxes

Working with Observable Lists

Listening for Selection Changes

Using Combo Boxes

Using List Views

Using Tree Views

Book 7: Web Programming

Chapter 1: Using Java Web Start

Looking at a Simple JavaFX Program

Understanding Java Web Start

Creating a JNLP File

Creating an HTML File to Launch a Java Application

Uploading the Java Web Start Files to Your Web Server

Launching the ClickMe Application Using Java Web Start

Creating an Exception to Allow Java Web Start Applications to Run

Chapter 2: Creating Servlets

Understanding Servlets

Using Tomcat

Creating a Simple Servlet

Running a Servlet

Improving the HelloWorld Servlet

Getting Input from the User

Using Classes in a Servlet

Chapter 3: Using JavaServer Pages

Understanding JavaServer Pages

Using Page Directives

Using Expressions

Using Scriptlets

Using Declarations

Using Classes

Chapter 4: Using JavaBeans

Getting to Know JavaBeans

Looking Over a Sample Bean

Using Beans with JSP Pages

Scoping Your Beans

Book 8: Files and Databases

Chapter 1: Working with Files

Using the File Class

Using Command-Line Parameters

Choosing Files in a Swing Application

Using Path Objects

Using a File Visitor to Walk a File Tree

Chapter 2: Working with File Streams

Understanding Streams

Reading Character Streams

Writing Character Streams

Reading Binary Streams

Writing Binary Streams

Chapter 3: Database for $100, Please

Defining a Relational Database

Understanding (and Pronouncing) SQL

Introducing SQL Statements

Creating a SQL Database

Querying a Database

Updating and Deleting Rows

Chapter 4: Using JDBC to Connect to a Database

Setting Up a Driver

Connecting to a Database

Querying a Database

Updating SQL Data

Using an Updatable RowSet Object

Chapter 5: Working with XML

Defining XML

Using a DTD

Processing XML in Two Ways: DOM and SAX

Reading a DOM Document

Reading DOM Nodes

Putting It All Together: A Program That Lists Movies

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