Introductory Java

by David Parsons

Published 6 October 1998
This second edition of "Introductory Java" covers the key features for students who are studying Java as their first object-oriented language. The book covers the basic concepts and syntax, with substantial chapters on core features such as classes and objects, program architecture and interface development.

Provides a straightforward and practical approach to object-oriented concepts, analysis, design and programming for students on Higher National and degree courses. Each chapter deals with a particular aspect of object-orientation, firstly dealing with the general concepts and terms and then demonstrating them separately with examples in C++. The book assumes a prior knowledge of the basic principles of programming.