文档介绍：LOCATION OF VIDEONOTES IN THE TEXT
Chapter piling a Java program, p. 20
Writing an algorithm, p. 25
Recognizing a hidden error, p. 28
Another applet example, p. 38
Writing an algorithm for Project 5, p. 42
Chapter 2 Another sample program, p. 61
Writing arithmetic expressions and statements, p. 72
Processing strings, p. 87
Pitfalls involving nextLine(), p. 97
Solving a conversion problem, p. 130
Solution to Project 13, p. 132
Chapter 3 Using multibranch if-else statements, p. 159
Using switch statements, p. 177
Solution to Project 2, p. 190
Responding to user input, p. 190
Chapter 4 Using nested while loops, p. 213
Comparing loop statements, p. 221
Debugging a loop, p. 238
Solution to Project 9, p. 252
Nesting for statements, p. 253
Chapter 5 Writing and involving methods, p. 292
Investigating public and private access, p. 300
Objects and references, p. 326
Exploring parameters of class types, p. 345
Developing a solution to Project 8, p. 363
Solution to Project 12, p. 366
Chapter 6 Writing construction, p. 387
Using static and non-static methods, p. 396
Writing and invoking overloaded methods, p. 433
Solving a similar problem, p. 468
Solution to Project 12, p. 469
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An Introduction to
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An Introduction to
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Walter Savitch
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