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Object-oriented Programming Using C++ and Java

Object-oriented Programming Using C++ and Java
By: Ramesh Vasappanavara; Gautam Vasappanavara; Anand Vasappanavara
Publisher: Pearson Education India
Pub. Date: May 20, 2011
Print ISBN-10: 8131754553
Print ISBN-13: 9788131754559
e-Book ISBN-10: 8131763498
e-Book ISBN-13: 9788131763490
Pages in Print Edition: 500
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This book offers contemporary, comprehensive and in-depth coverage of all the concepts of object-oriented technologies, with an emphasis on problem-solving approaches as applied to C++ and Java Programming paradigms.

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Table of Contents

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About the Authors

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Preface

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Online Web Resources

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Acknowledgements

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How to Use This Book and Web Resources

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Chapter 1. OBJECT-ORIENTED PROGRAMMING BASICS

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1.1 Introduction

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1.2 Programming Concepts

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1.3 Programming Paradigms

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1.4 History and Development of Object-oriented Languages

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1.5 Software Development Methodologies

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1.6 Need for Objects

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1.7 Object-oriented Language Features

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1.8 Definition of OOP Language Classes and Objects

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1.9 Extendibility and Reusability of OOP Paradigms

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1.10 Extending/Deriving New Classes

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1.11 Virtual Functions

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1.12 Run-time Polymorphism and Dynamic Data Binding

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1.13 Class as Abstract Data Type (ADT)

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1.14 Standard Template Library (STL)

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1.15 OOPS – Object-oriented Programming and Systems

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1.16 Object-oriented Analysis and Design (OOAD)

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Exercise Questions

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Chapter 2. OBJECT MODELLING

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2.1 Introduction

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2.2 Object Model

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2.3 Object-oriented Design

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2.4 Classes and Objects

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2.5 Object Properties

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2.7 Class Diagrams

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2.8 Class Hierarchy

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2.9 Object Diagrams

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2.10 Communications and Message Passing

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2.11 Polymorphism

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2.12 Abstract Class

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2.13 Concrete Class

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Exercise Questions

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Chapter 3. EXTENSIBILITY AND REUSABILITY – INHERITANCE AT WORK

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3.1 Extendibility and Reusability of OOP Paradigm

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3.2 Extending / Deriving New Classes

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3.3 Overriding Base Class Functions

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3.4 Overloading

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3.5 Single and Multiple Inheritances

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3.6 Virtual Inheritance

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3.7 Problems with Multiple Inheritance

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3.9 Access Specifiers in Inheritance

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3.10 Run-time-type Information – RTTI

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3.11 Virtual Functions

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3.12 Pure Virtual Functions

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3.13 Run-time Polymorphism and Dynamic Data Binding

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3.14 Class as Abstract Data Type

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3.15 Separation of Behaviour and Implementation

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3.16 Decoupling

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3.17 Standard Template Library

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Exercise Questions

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Chapter 4. DYNAMIC MODELLING

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4.1 Introduction to Static and Dynamic Modelling

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4.2 Lifetime of an Object

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4.3 Unified Modelling Language – A Tool for OOAD

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4.4 User Requirements – Use Cases

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4.5 Architecture and Domain: What Are They?

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4.6 Sequence Diagram

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4.7 Collaboration (Communication) Diagram

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4.8 Events and State

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4.9 Activity Diagram

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4.10 Packages and Components – A Way to Organize Large and Complex Projects

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4.11 Component and Deployment Diagram

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Exercise Questions

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Chapter 5. ANALYSIS AND DESIGN METHODOLOGIES

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5.1 Introduction

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5.2 Stages and Methodologies for Systems Development

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5.3 Structured Analysis and Design (SASD)

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5.4 Case Study on Structured Analysis and Design

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5.5 Object-oriented Software Analysis and Design (OOAD)

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5.6 OOAD: A Case Study

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5.7 Design for Reuse

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5.8 Comparison of SASD and OOAD Methodologies

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Chapter 6. C++ FUNDAMENTALS AND BASIC PROGRAMMING

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6.1 Introduction

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6.2 History and Development of Object-oriented Languages Like C++

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6.3 Object-oriented Language Features

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6.4 Welcome to C++ Language

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6.5 Further Sample Programs of C++

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6.6 Console IO Operations

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Chapter 7. C++ PROGRAMMING BASICS AND CONTROL LOOPS

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7.1 Introduction

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7.2 Declaration of Variables

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7.4 Declaration and Assignment Values to Variables

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7.5 Expressions

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7.7 Precedence and Association of Operators

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7.8 Control Loops

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7.9 Break and Continue

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Exercise Questions

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Chapter 8. FUNCTIONS, STORAGE CLASS PREPROCESSOR DIRECTIVES, AND ARRAYS AND STRINGS

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8.1 Introduction

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8.2 Why Use Function Templates?

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8.3 Call by Value

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8.4 Call by Reference

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8.5 Call by Constant Reference

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8.7 Inline Functions

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8.8 Function Overloading

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8.9 Default Arguments

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8.10 Memory Management of C++

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8.11 Header Files and Standard Libraries

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8.12 C++ Preprocessor

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Chapter 9. POINTERS AND REFERENCES

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9.1 Introduction

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9.2 What, Why and How of Pointers

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9.3 Pointers Declaration and Usage

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9.4 Call by Value and Call by Reference (Pointers)

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9.5 Dynamic Memory New and Delete Functions

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9.6 What, Why and How of References

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Chapter 10. CLASSES

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10.1 Introduction

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10.2 Classes and Objects

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10.3 Friend Function

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10.4 Class Within a Class: Container Class

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10.5 Objects and Data Members on Heap Memory

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10.6 This Pointer

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10.7 Pointers vs Objects: Use of Constant Declarations

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10.8 Passing of Objects by Reference and Pointers to a Function

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10.9 Constant Pointers and Constant References

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10.10 Static Member Data

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10.11 Static Member Functions

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Exercise Questions

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Chapter 11. C++ SPECIAL FEATURES: ERRORS AND EXCEPTIONS AND OPERATOR OVERLOADING

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11.1 Introduction

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11.2 Errors and Exceptions

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11.3 Try and Catch Blocks

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11.4 Exception Classes

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11.5 Stack Data Structure

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11.6 Operator Overloading

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11.7 Pre- and Post-increment Operator Overloading

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11.8 Overloading Operators New and Delete

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11.9 Conversion (Casting) Operators

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Exercise Questions

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Chapter 12. INHERITANCE

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12.1 Introduction

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12.2 Inheritance Hierarchy

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12.3 Types of Inheritance

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12.4 Constructors and Destructors

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12.5 Base Class Function Overriding

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12.6 Base Class Function Hiding

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12.7 Virtual Functions

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12.8 Multiple Virtual Functions

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12.9 Virtual Destructors: Why and How?

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12.10 Hybrid Inheritance with Multiple Inheritances

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12.11 Virtual Inheritance

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12.12 Run-time Polymorphism and Dynamic Binding

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12.13 Abstract Data Types (ADTs)

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12.14 Pure Virtual Functions

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Exercise Questions

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Chapter 13. IO STREAMING

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13.1 Introduction

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13.2 IO Streaming

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13.3 IO Library Files Classification

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13.4 IO Manipulators

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13.7 Binary File

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13.8 Seekg()/Seekp() and Tellg() and Tellp() Functionality of C++

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Exercise Questions

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Chapter 14. GENERIC PROGRAMMING AND TEMPLATES

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14.1 Introduction

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14.2 What is Generic Programming and Why Use Templates?

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14.3 Template Classes

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14.4 Function Templates and Passing of Arguments to a Function

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14.5 Template Friends

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14.6 Templates and Static Member Functions and Member Data

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14.7 Template Exceptions

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Chapter 15. OBJECT-ORIENTED PROGRAMMING WITH JAVA

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15.1 Introduction

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15.2 Internet and the World Wide Web

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15.3 C and C++ are Around – Then Why Java?

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15.4 Java Story

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15.5 Java Features

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15.6 Developing First Java Application

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Chapter 16. JAVA FUNDAMENTALS AND CONTROL LOOPS

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16.1 Introduction

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16.2 Constants/Literal Constants

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16.3 Variables and Assignment of Values to Variables

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16.4 Data Types

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16.5 Scope and Life Time of Variables

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16.6 Arithmetic Operators

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16.7 Type Conversion and Type Casting

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16.8 Unary Operators

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16.9 Logical Operators

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16.10 Bit-wise Operators

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16.11 Other Operators

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16.12 Conditional and Branching Statements

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16.13 Control Loops

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16.15 Continue Statement

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Chapter 17. SIMPLE IO AND ARRAYS AND STRINGS VECTORS

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17.1 Introduction

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17.2 Input from Keyboard

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17.5 Collection Framework

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Chapter 18. CLASS OBJECTS AND METHODS

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18.1 Introduction

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18.2 Classes and Objects

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18.3 Declaring a Class and Creating of Instances of Class Variables

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18.4 Constructors

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18.5 Specifying Private Access Specifiers and Use of Public Methods

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18.6 Usage of this Keyword

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18.7 Garbage Collection

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18.8 Finalizer and Finalize() Methods

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18.9 Final Variable

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18.10 Access Control and Accessing Class Members

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18.11 Static Members

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18.12 Factory Methods

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18.13 Nested Classes

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18.14 Inner Classes

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Exercise Questions

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Chapter 19. INHERITANCE: PACKAGES: INTERFACES

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19.1 Introduction

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19.2 Basic Concepts of Inheritance

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19.3 Member Access Rules

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19.4 Using Super Class

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19.5 Methods Overriding

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19.6 Multilevel Inheritance

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19.7 Run-time Polymorphism

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19.8 Abstract Classes

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19.9 Using Final with Inheritance

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19.10 Object Class

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19.12 Path and Classpath

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19.13 Importing of Packages

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19.14 Access Specifiers Revisited for Packages

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19.15 Interfaces

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Chapter 20. ERRORS AND EXCEPTIONS IN JAVA AND MULTITHREADED PROGRAMMING

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20.1 Introduction

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20.2 Errors and Exceptions

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20.3 Try and Catch Blocks

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20.4 Handling of Multiple Exceptions by Try and Catch Blocks

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20.5 Using Finally Block

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20.6 Throw Exceptions

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20.7 Throws Exceptions

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20.8 Re-throwing of An Exception

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20.9 Defining Our Own Exception

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20.10 Concepts of Multithreading

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20.11 Process vs Threads

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20.12 How to Create and Run the Threads?

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20.13 Life Cycle of Thread

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20.14 Thread Priorities

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20.15 Synchronization

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20.16 Inter-thread Communications

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20.17 Deadlock in Multithreaded Programming

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Chapter 21. JAVA IO FILES

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21.1 Introduction

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21.2 IO Streaming

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21.3 Java IO Stream Classes

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21.4 IO Errors and Exceptions

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21.5 FilterInputStream and FilterOutputStreams

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21.6 Using BufferedInput and BufferedOutput Streams

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21.7 Writing Primitive Data Types to File: DataInputStream/DataOutputStream

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21.8 File Class

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21.9 Random Access Files

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21.10 Serialization of Objects and Object Streams

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Chapter 22. NETWORKING IN JAVA

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22.1 Introduction

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22.2 Basics of Networking

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22.3 Internet Address

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22.4 URL and URL Connection

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22.5 TCP/IP Sockets

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22.6 Client Server Program

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Chapter 23. GRAPHICS USING SWING COMPONENTS AND APPLETS

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23.1 Graphics Programming and Applets Introduction

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23.2 Hierarchy of Graphics Software

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23.3 Containers in Swing

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23.4 Display Widgets in Swing

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23.5 Layout Managers

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23.6 Event Types and Event Listeners

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Chapter 24. COLLECTIONS AND SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT USING JAVA

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24.1 Introduction

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24.2 Collection Framework of Java

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24.3 Collection Interface

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24.4 Set Interface

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24.6 List Interface

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24.7 Collection Algorithms

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24.8 Map Interface

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24.9 Collection View of Map

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24.10 JDBC Database Connectivity

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24.11 Access Database Records Using MS Access Database

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24.12 Access Database Records Using MySql Open Source Database

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24.13 Access Database Records Using Oracle Database

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24.14 Prepared Statement and Callable Statements

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24.16 Java Beans

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Appendix A: ASCII Table

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Appendix B: Number Systems

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Appendix C: NetBeans IDE

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