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Preface
Introduction
1: Introduction to Objects
2: Everything is an Object
3: Controlling Program Flow
4: Initialization & Cleanup
5: Hiding the Implementation
6: Reusing Classes
7: Polymorphism
8: Interfaces & Inner Classes
9: Error Handling with Exceptions
10: Detecting Types
11: Collections of Objects
12: The Java I/O System
13: Concurrency
14: Creating Windows & Applets
15: Discovering Problems
16: Analysis and Design
A: Passing & Returning Objects
B: Java Programming Guidelines
C: Supplements
D: Resources
Index
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Thinking in Java, 3rd ed. Revision - Title Page
● Bruce Eckel’s Hands-On Java Seminar Multimedia CD: 3rd Edition follows this book It’s like
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● Preface
❍ Preface to the 3rd edition
❍ Java 2, JDK
● Introduction
❍ Prerequisites
❍ Learning Java
❍ Goals
❍ JDK HTML documentation
❍ Chapters
❍ Exercises
❍ The CD ROM
❍ Source code
■ Coding standards
❍ Java versions
❍ Errors
❍ Note on the cover design
❍ Acknowledgements
● 1: Introduction to Objects
❍ The progress of abstraction
❍ An object has an interface
❍ An object provides services
❍ The hidden implementation
❍ Reusing the implementation
❍ Inheritance: reusing the interface
■ Is-a vs. is-like-a relationships
❍ Interchangeable objects with polymorphism
■ Abstract base classes and interfaces
❍ Object creation, use & lifetimes
■ Collections and iterators
■ The singly rooted hierarchy
■ Downcasting vs. templates/generics
■ Ensuring proper cleanup
■ Garbage collectors vs. efficiency