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ISBN-10 :  1943872909 

ISBN-13 :  9781943872909

Author:   Joel Murach 

This Murach book shows you how to develop Java applications, whether you’re new to Java or new to programming entirely. It starts with a course in the essentials that will have you writing your first, non-trivial Java applications by the end of chapter 2 using an IDE (the book covers both NetBeans and Eclipse). And by the end of chapter 9, you’ll be creating bulletproof object-oriented applications that validate user input, handle exceptions, use arrays, and store data in files. Then, the remaining chapters build on those essentials by covering more skills for OOP, graphical user interfaces (GUIs), strings, collections, lambdas, recursion, algorithms, dates, times, and databases…all the skills you’ll use on the job all the time.

Murach s Java Programming 5th Table of contents:

Section 1 – Essential concepts and skills
Chapter 1 – An introduction to Java
An overview of Java
Java timeline
Java editions
How Java compares to C++ and C#
Types of Java applications
Two types of desktop applications
Web applications and mobile apps
An introduction to Java development
The code for a console application
How Java compiles and interprets code
How to use the command prompt to compile and run a Java application
An introduction to Java IDEs
How to get started with NetBeans
An introduction to NetBeans
How to open and close a project
How to compile and run a project
How to work with the Output window
How to create a new project
How to get started with Eclipse
An introduction to Eclipse
How to open and close a project
How to compile and run a project
How to work with the Console window
How to create a new project
Perspective
Chapter 2 – How to write your first applications
Basic coding skills
How to declare a class and a main() method
How to code statements
How to code comments
How to work with numeric variables
How to declare and initialize variables
Rules and recommendations for naming variables
How to code arithmetic expressions
How to work with string variables
How to declare and initialize a string
How to join and append strings
How to include special characters in strings
How to use classes, objects, and methods
How to import classes
How to create objects and call methods
How to use the console for input and output
How to print output to the console
How to read input from the console
How to code simple control statements
How to compare numeric variables
How to compare string variables
How to code if/else statements
How to code while statements
Two illustrative applications
The Invoice application
The Test Score application
Two more skills for the road
How to test and debug an application
How to view the documentation for a class
Perspective
Chapter 3 – How to work with the primitive data types
Basic skills for working with data
The eight primitive data types
How to declare and initialize variables
How to declare and initialize constants
How to code arithmetic expressions
How to use the binary operators
How to use the compound assignment operators
How to use the unary operators
How to work with the order of precedence
How to work with casting
More skills for working with numbers
How to use the Math class
How to use the NumberFormat class
How to print formatted output to the console
The Invoice application with formatted output
How to debug a rounding error
Perspective
Chapter 4 – How to code control statements
How to code Boolean expressions
How to use the relational operators
How to use the logical operators
How to work with if/else statements
How to code if/else statements
How to work with braces
How to code nested if/else statements
How to work with switch statements and expressions
How to code switch statements
How to use arrow labels with switch statements
How to code switch expressions
The Invoice application with a switch expression
How to work with loops
How to code while loops
How to code do-while loops
How to code for loops
The Future Value application
How to code nested loops
How to code break and continue statements
How to code break statements
How to code continue statements
The Guess the Number application
Perspective
Chapter 5 – How to code methods and handle exceptions
How to code and call static methods
How to code static methods
How to call static methods
The Future Value application with a static method
The Guess the Number application with static methods
How to handle exceptions
How exceptions work
How to catch exceptions
How to prevent exceptions
How to validate data
How to validate a single entry
How to code a method that validates an entry
The Future Value application with data validation
The console
The code
Perspective
Chapter 6 – How to test and debug an application
Basic skills for testing and debugging
Typical test phases
The three types of errors
Common Java errors
A simple way to trace code execution
How to use NetBeans to debug an application
How to set and remove breakpoints
How to step through code
How to inspect variables
How to inspect the stack trace
How to use Eclipse to debug an application
How to set and remove breakpoints
How to step through code
How to inspect variables
How to inspect the stack trace
Perspective
Chapter 7 – How to code classes
An introduction to classes and objects
How classes can be used to structure an application
How encapsulation works
The relationship between a class and its objects
How to code a class that defines an object
The Product class
How to code instance variables
How to code constructors
How to code methods
How to create an object and call its methods
How to work with static fields and methods
How to code static fields and methods
How to call static fields and methods
The ProductDB class
The Product Viewer application
The console
The code
More skills for working with objects and methods
Reference types compared to primitive types
How to code a copy constructor
How to overload methods
How to use the this keyword
The Line Item application
The console
The class diagram
The code
Perspective
Chapter 8 – How to work with arrays and array lists
How to work with an array
How to create an array
How to assign values to an array
How to use loops with arrays
How to work with rectangular arrays
How to use the Arrays class
How to fill, sort, and search arrays
How to refer to, copy, and compare arrays
The Number Cruncher application
How to work with an array list
A comparison of arrays and array lists
How to create an array list
How to add and get elements
How to replace, remove, and search for elements
How to store primitive values in an array list
The Invoice application
The console
The Invoice class
The InvoiceApp class
Perspective
Chapter 9 – How to work with file I/O and exceptions
Introduction to file I/O
How files and streams work
A file I/O example
How to use a try-with-resources statement to handle I/O exceptions
How to work with text files
How to connect a character output stream to a file
How to write to a text file
How to connect a character input stream to a file
How to read from a text file
The ProductDB class
The Product Manager application
The console
The ProductManagerApp class
How exceptions work
The exception hierarchy
How exceptions are propagated
More skills for working with exceptions
How to declare a method that throws an exception
How to throw an exception
How to use the methods of an exception
How to code a finally block
Perspective
Section 2 – Object-oriented programming
Chapter 10 – How to work with inheritance
An introduction to inheritance
How inheritance works
How the Object class works
Basic skills for working with inheritance
How to create a superclass
How to create a subclass
How polymorphism works
The Product application
The console
The Product class
The Book and Software classes
The ProductDB class
The ProductApp class
More skills for working with inheritance
How to cast objects
How to check the type of an object
How to compare objects for equality
How to define a custom exception
How to work with abstract, final, and sealed classes
How to work with abstract classes
How to work with the final classes, methods, and parameters
How to work with sealed classes
How to work with records
An introduction to records
How to use and customize records
Inheritance vs composition
When to use inheritance
When to use composition
Perspective
Chapter 11 – More skills for object-oriented programming
An introduction to interfaces
A simple interface
Interfaces compared to abstract classes
How to work with interfaces
How to code an interface
How to implement an interface
How to inherit a class and implement an interface
How to use an interface as a parameter
How to work with default and static methods
How to work with enumerations
How to declare an enumeration
How to use an enumeration
How to enhance an enumeration
How to work with packages and libraries
An introduction to packages
How to use NetBeans to work with packages
How to use Eclipse to work with packages
How to work with libraries
How to work with modules
An introduction to the module system
How to create and use modules
How to use javadoc to document a package
How to add javadoc comments to a class
How to generate Java documentation
How to view the documentation
Perspective
Section 3 – GUI programming
Chapter 12 – How to get started with JavaFX
An introduction to GUI programming
A GUI that displays ten controls
A summary of GUI frameworks
The inheritance hierarchy for JavaFX nodes
How to start a JavaFX project
How to use NetBeans
How to use Eclipse
How to create a GUI that accepts user input
How to create and display a window
How to work with labels
How to set alignment and padding
How to work with text fields
How to set column widths
How to create a GUI that handles events
How to work with buttons and boxes
How to handle action events
The Future Value application
How to validate user input
How to display an error message in a dialog box
How to validate the data entered into a text field
The Validation class
How to validate multiple entries
Perspective
Chapter 13 – More skills for working with JavaFX
Seven more JavaFX controls
How to work with check boxes
How to work with radio buttons
How to work with combo boxes
How to work with date pickers
How to work with list views
How to work with text areas and scroll bars
The Social Media Signup application
The user interface
The code
Perspective
Section 4 – More concepts and skills
Chapter 14 – More skills for working with strings
How to work with the String class
How to compare strings
How to work with string indexes
How to modify strings
How to work with the characters in a string
The Create Account application
The user interface
The CreateAccountApp class
More skills for working with strings
How to work with text blocks
How to split and join strings
How to format strings
The Hangman application
The user interface
The WordList class
The Hangman class
The HangmanApp class
How to work with the StringBuilder class
An introduction to StringBuilder objects
How to use a StringBuilder object with a loop
Perspective
Chapter 15 – More skills for working with collections
An introduction to collections
The Java collection framework
More about generics
How to work with a linked list
How to create a linked list and add and get elements
How to replace, remove, and search for elements
The Invoice application
How to sort the items in a collection
How to sort a collection of numbers or strings
How to sort objects by implementing the Comparable interface
How to sort objects with a custom comparator
How to work with stacks and queues
How to work with a stack
How to work with a queue
How to use generics to create a custom collection
How to work with maps
The HashMap and TreeMap classes
Code examples that work with maps
The Word Counter application
Perspective
Chapter 16 – How to work with lambda expressions and streams
How to work with lambda expressions
Anonymous classes compared to lambdas
Pros and cons of lambda expressions
A method that doesn’t use lambdas
A method that uses lambdas
The syntax of a lambda expression
How to use functional interfaces from the Java API
How to use the Predicate interface
How to use the Consumer interface
How to use the Function interface
How to work with multiple functional interfaces
How to work with streams
How to filter a list
How to map a list
How to reduce a list
Perspective
Chapter 17 – How to work with recursion and algorithms
An introduction to recursion
How to add a range of numbers
How to compute the factorial of a number
Common recursive algorithms
How to implement the binary search algorithm
How to calculate a value in the Fibonacci series
How to decide if you should use recursion
The Directory Search application
How to use the File class
The algorithm
A directory tree
The console
The code
Perspective
Chapter 18 – How to work with dates and times
An introduction to date/time APIs
The date/time API prior to Java 8
The date/time API for Java 8 and later
How to use the new date/time API
How to create date and time objects
How to get date and time parts
How to compare dates and times
How to adjust dates and times
How to add or subtract a period of time
How to get the time between two dates
How to format dates and times
An Invoice class that includes an invoice date
Perspective
Chapter 19 – How to work with a database
How a relational database is organized
How a table is organized
How the columns in a table are defined
How tables are related
How to use SQL to work with a database
How to query a single table
How to join data from two or more tables
How to add, update, and delete data in a table
How to use DB Browser for SQLite
An introduction to SQLite
How to use DB Browser to view and edit a table in a SQLite database
How to use DB Browser to run SQL statements
How to create a SQLite database
An introduction to database drivers
Four types of JDBC database drivers
How to download a database driver
How to add a database driver to a project
How to use JDBC to work with a database
How to connect to a database
How to return a result set and move the cursor through it
How to get data from a result set
How to work with prepared statements
How to insert, update, and delete data
A class for working with a database
The ProductDB class
Code that uses the ProductDB class

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