Object-Oriented Programming and Java

By: Danny Poo, Derek Kiong, Swarnalatha Ashok

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Paperback | 12 October 2007 | Edition Number 2

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Object-Oriented Programming and Java presents two important topics in contemporary software development: object-oriented programming and Java. This book takes a different teaching approach from most available literature, it begins with the description of real-world object interaction scenarios and explains how they can be translated, represented and executed using object-oriented programming paradigm.

Principally, Java is an object-oriented programming language. By establishing a solid foundation in the understanding of object-oriented programming concepts and their applications, the book provides readers with the pre-requisites for writing proper object-oriented programs using Java.

Object-Oriented Programming and Java covers the latest in Java technologies and is suitable for undergraduate or postgraduate courses on object-oriented technology, and in particular, using Java as a programming language for creating object-oriented programs.

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From the reviews of the second edition: "Practitioners in procedural languages looking for a smooth introduction to Java , along with lecturers in object orientation, will definitely appreciate this book. ! aimed at students and software engineers wishing to learn object-oriented programming techniques. ! Each chapter ends with a summary and a set of exercises to emphasize or further develop a particular theme in the chapter. ! this book presents an excellent overview of object orientation; readers will find it well explained. It is a useful introduction to object-oriented software engineering." (Alexandre Bergel, Computing Reviews, Vol. 50 (1), January, 2009)

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Preface to 1st Edition	p. xiii
Preface to 2nd Edition	p. xv
Overview	p. xvii
Acknowledgement	p. xix
Introduction	p. 1
Object-Oriented Programming	p. 1
Objects and Their Interactions in the Real World	p. 2
Objects and Their Interactions in Programming	p. 3
Simulation	p. 3
Java	p. 4
Summary	p. 4
Exercises	p. 5
Object, Class, Message and Method	p. 7
Objects and Class	p. 7
Message and Method	p. 9
Message Components	p. 10
Method	p. 10
Client and Server	p. 11
Creating Objects	p. 12
Summary	p. 14
Exercises	p. 14
A Quick Tour of Java	p. 17
Primitive Types	p. 17
Object Definition	p. 18
Variable Definitions	p. 18
Methods	p. 19
Object Instantiation	p. 20
Object Access and Message Passing	p. 21
Representational Independence	p. 21
Overloading	p. 22
Initialization and Constructors	p. 23
Expressions, Statements, and Control-flow Mechanisms	p. 24
Operators	p. 24
Expression Statements	p. 30
Control-flow Statements	p. 30
Blocks	p. 32
Local Declarations	p. 32
More Control-flow Statements	p. 33
Arrays	p. 34
Result Returned by Method	p. 35
Summary	p. 36
Exercises	p. 36
Implementation in Java	p. 39
Calculator	p. 39
The clear() Method	p. 40
The display() Method	p. 41
The digit() Method	p. 41
Operator Methods	p. 41
Code Execution	p. 42
Simple User Interface	p. 44
Another Interface for Calculator Engine	p. 46
Event-Driven Programming	p. 48
Summary	p. 49
Exercises	p. 49
Classification, Generalization, and Specialization	p. 51
Classification	p. 51
Hierarchical Relationship of Classes	p. 53
Superclass and Subclass	p. 53
A Class Hierarchy Diagram	p. 54
Generalization	p. 55
Specialization	p. 56
Organization of Class Hierarchy	p. 56
Abstract and Concrete Classes	p. 57
Summary	p. 58
Exercises	p. 58
Inheritance	p. 61
Common Properties	p. 61
Inheritance	p. 62
Implementing Inheritance	p. 64
Code Reuse	p. 67
Making Changes in Class Hierarchy	p. 67
Change in Property Definition for All Subclasses	p. 67
Change in Property Definition for Some Subclasses	p. 68
Adding/Deleting a Class	p. 72
Accessing Inherited Properties	p. 75
Inheritance Chain	p. 75
Multiple Inheritance	p. 76
Problems Associated with Multiple Inheritance	p. 77
Contract and Implementation Parts	p. 79
Contract and Implementation Inheritance	p. 79
Interface	p. 80
Multiple Inheritance Using Interface	p. 80
Attributes in an Interface	p. 83
Methods in an Interface	p. 83
Abstract Class and Interface	p. 83
Extending Interface	p. 84
Limitations of Interface for Multiple Inheritance	p. 85
Summary	p. 88
Exercises	p. 89
Polymorphism	p. 93
Static Binding	p. 93
Dynamic Binding	p. 96
Operation Overloading	p. 97
Same Method Signature	p. 97
Overloading Method Names	p. 98
Polymorphism	p. 100
Selection of Method	p. 100
Incremental Development	p. 101
Increased Code Readability	p. 102
Summary	p. 102
Exercises	p. 102
Modularity	p. 103
Methods and Classes as Program Units	p. 103
Object and Class Properties	p. 103
Counting Instances	p. 104
Shared Attributes	p. 106
Class Attributes	p. 107
Class Methods	p. 107
Name Aliases	p. 108
Controlling Visibility	p. 108
Packages	p. 110
The package Keyword	p. 110
The import Keyword	p. 110
Encapsulation	p. 111
Bundling and Information Hiding	p. 112
Enhanced Software Maintainability	p. 112
Trade-Off	p. 115
Summary	p. 116
Exercises	p. 117
Exception Handling	p. 119
Using Exceptions	p. 119
Exception Terminology	p. 120
Constructs and Exception Semantics in Java	p. 120
Defining Exception Objects	p. 121
Defining Exception Handlers	p. 121
Raising Exceptions	p. 122
A Simple Example	p. 123
Paradigms for Exception Handling	p. 125
Multiple Handlers	p. 125
Regular Exception Handling	p. 127
Accessing Exception Objects	p. 128
Subconditions	p. 128
Nested Exception Handlers	p. 129
Layered Condition Handling	p. 130
Code Finalization and Cleaning Up	p. 130
Object Finalization	p. 131
Block Finalization	p. 131
Summary	p. 132
Exercises	p. 133
Input and Output Operations	p. 135
An Introduction to the Java API	p. 135
Reading the Java API Documentation	p. 136
Basic Input and Output	p. 138
File Manipulation	p. 141
File Input	p. 142
File Output	p. 143
Printing Using PrintStream	p. 144
Framework for Code Reuse	p. 145
DataInputStream and DataOutputStream Byte Stream Class	p. 147
Character Stream Classes	p. 148
Tokenizing the Input Using the Scanner Class	p. 150
Formatting the Output Using the Format String	p. 151
The File Class	p. 152
Random Access File Operations	p. 152
Summary	p. 153
Exercises	p. 153
Networking and Multithreading	p. 155
The Network Model	p. 155
Sockets in Java	p. 156
Example Client: Web Page Retriever	p. 157
Listener Sockets in Java	p. 161
Example Server: Simple Web Server	p. 161
Running the Web Server	p. 164
Considering Multiple Threads of Execution	p. 165
Creating Multiple Threads of Execution	p. 166
Thread Creation Using the Thread Class	p. 166
Thread Creation Using the Runnable Interface	p. 168
Improvement of Web Server Example	p. 168
Thread Synchronization and Shared Resources	p. 169
Summary	p. 175
Exercises	p. 176
Generics and Collections Framework	p. 179
Introduction	p. 179
Rationale Behind Generics	p. 179
The Problem	p. 180
Run-time Type Identification (RTTI)	p. 182
Java Generics	p. 183
Generic Class	p. 183
Generic Method	p. 185
Collections Framework	p. 186
Collections Interface	p. 186
ArrayList Class	p. 187
HashSet Class	p. 190
HashMap Class	p. 194
Sorting Collections	p. 196
Sort Algorithm	p. 196
Comparator Interface	p. 197
Searching Collections	p. 198
indexOf and contains Methods	p. 198
binarySearch Method	p. 198
Summary	p. 199
Exercises	p. 199
Graphical Interfaces and Windows	p. 201
The AWT Model	p. 201
Basic AWT Constituents	p. 202
Frames	p. 203
Components	p. 204
Panels	p. 205
Layout in Panels	p. 206
Events	p. 209
Events in JDK 1.1 (and later versions)	p. 212
Basic Components	p. 214
Label Component	p. 214
Button Component	p. 215
Checkbox Component	p. 215
CheckboxGroup Component	p. 215
TextArea Component	p. 216
Choice Component	p. 217
List Component	p. 218
Menus and Menu Items	p. 219
Dialog Frames	p. 221
File Dialog Frames	p. 223
Custom Components	p. 224
Other Kinds of Class Definitions	p. 226
Inner Classes	p. 227
Anonymous Classes	p. 227
Local Classes	p. 228
Swing Components	p. 230
Transiting from AWT to Swing	p. 231
Model versus View	p. 234
Summary	p. 235
Exercises	p. 236
Applets and Loaders	p. 237
Applet Characteristics	p. 237
Applet Life Cycle	p. 241
Custom Applets	p. 242
Images and Audio	p. 243
Animation in Applets	p. 245
Efficient Repainting	p. 247
Applet Parameters	p. 248
Loading Code Dynamically	p. 250
Security Restrictions for Untrusted Code	p. 253
Security Policy	p. 255
Keys	p. 256
Permissions	p. 256
Summary	p. 258
Exercises	p. 258
Java Servlets	p. 259
Dynamic Web Pages and Servlets	p. 259
Tomcat Installation	p. 260
Downloading and Installation	p. 260
Configuration	p. 261
Starting and Stopping Tomcat	p. 262
Sample Servlet	p. 263
Servlet Characteristics	p. 266
Servlet Paramters and Headers	p. 266
Servlet Output	p. 271
Handling Sessions	p. 271
Session Timeout	p. 274
Concurrency	p. 274
Customized Processors	p. 274
Summary	p. 276
Exercises	p. 277
Object Serialization and Remote Method Invocation	p. 279
Object Serialization	p. 279
Components in Object Serialization	p. 281
Custom Serialization	p. 281
The Externalizable Interface	p. 284
Distributed Computing with Java	p. 284
RMI and CORBA	p. 285
Java Limitations	p. 285
An Overview of Java RMI	p. 286
Using Java RMI	p. 287
Setting Up the Environment on Your Local Machine	p. 287
How RMI Works	p. 287
An RMI Example	p. 288
RMI System Architecture	p. 289
Under the Hood	p. 291
RMI Deployment	p. 293
Summary	p. 295
Exercises	p. 295
Java Database Connectivity	p. 297
Introduction	p. 297
Java Database Connectivity	p. 297
JDBC Architecture	p. 298
JDBC Drivers	p. 298
Types of Drivers	p. 299
JDBC APIs	p. 302
Establishing a Connection	p. 302
Data Manipulation	p. 303
Data Definition Language (DDL) with JDBC	p. 305
Creating a Table	p. 305
Dropping a Table	p. 306
Data Manipulation Language (DML) with JDBC	p. 307
Creating (Inserting) Records Using JDBC	p. 307
Deleting Records Using JDBC	p. 307
Retrieving Records Using JDBC	p. 307
Updating Records Using JDBC	p. 309
Updatable Result Sets	p. 310
Prepared Statements	p. 311
Summary	p. 313
Exercises	p. 313
Index	p. 315
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