Java Software Solutions, Foundations of Program Design, Global Edition

Name: Java Software Solutions, Foundations of Program Design, Global Edition
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Author: John Lewis; William Loftus
ISBN: 9781292484341

Höfundar: John Lewis; William Loftus (Útgáfa: 10)

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Java Software Solutions helps you gain the knowledge and skill you need to design true object-oriented solutions. A natural progression of concepts focuses on the use of objects before learning how to write them. Sound programming practices are introduced and reinforced, giving you clear guiding principles to engineer good software. Both small and large real-world examples let you practice sharpening your problem-solving and design skills.

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Útgefandi: Pearson International Content

ISBN: 9781292484341

Print ISBN: 9781292484372

Format: ePub

Útgáfa: 10

Höfundar: John Lewis; William Loftus

Tungumál: English

Útgefið: 2025-12-02

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Welcome
Cover
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Contents in a Glance
Contents in a Glance
Preface
Preface
New to This Edition
Cornerstones of the Text
Chapter Breakdown
Supplements
Instructor Resources
Features of the Text
Acknowledgments
1: Introduction
1: Learning Objectives
1.1: Computer Processing
1.1: Computer Processing
Software Categories
Digital Computers
Binary Numbers
1.1: Self-Review Questions
1.2: Hardware Components
1.2: Hardware Components
Computer Architecture
Input/Output Devices
Main Memory and Secondary Memory
The Central Processing Unit
1.2: Self-Review Questions
1.3: Networks
1.3: Networks
Network Connections
Local-Area Networks and Wide-Area Networks
The Internet
The World Wide Web
Uniform Resource Locators
1.3: Self-Review Questions
1.4: The Java Programming Language
1.4: The Java Programming Language
A Java Program
Comments
Identifiers and Reserved Words
White Space
1.4: Self-Review Questions
1.5: Program Development
1.5: Program Development
Programming Language Levels
Editors, Compilers, and Interpreters
Development Environments
Syntax and Semantics
Errors
1.5: Self-Review Questions
1.6: Object-Oriented Programming
1.6: Object-Oriented Programming
Problem Solving
Object-Oriented Software Principles
1.6: Self-Review Questions
Chapter 1: Summary of Key Concepts
Chapter 1: Summary of Key Concepts
Chapter 1: Exercises
Chapter 1: Exercises
Chapter 1: Programming Projects from the Book
Chapter 1: Programming Projects from the Book
2: Data and Expressions
2: Learning Objectives
2.1: Character Strings
2.1: Character Strings
The print and println Methods
String Concatenation
Escape Sequences
2.1: Self-Review Questions
2.2: Variables and Assignment
2.2: Variables and Assignment
Variables
The Assignment Statement
Constants
2.2: Self-Review Questions
2.3: Primitive Data Types
2.3: Primitive Data Types
Integers and Floating Points
Characters
Booleans
2.3: Self-Review Questions
2.4: Expressions
2.4: Expressions
Arithmetic Operators
Operator Precedence
Increment and Decrement Operators
Assignment Operators
2.4: Self-Review Questions
2.5: Data Conversion
2.5: Data Conversion
Conversion Techniques
2.5: Self-Review Questions
2.6: Interactive Programs
2.6: Interactive Programs
The Scanner Class
2.6: Self-Review Questions
Chapter 2: Summary of Key Concepts
Chapter 2: Summary of Key Concepts
Chapter 2: Exercises
Chapter 2: Exercises
Chapter 2: Programming Projects from the Book
Chapter 2: Programming Projects from the Book
Chapter 2: Software Failure: NASA Mars Climate Orbiter and Polar Lander
Chapter 2: Software Failure: NASA Mars Climate Orbiter and Polar Lander
3: Using Classes and Objects
3: Learning Objectives
3.1: Creating Objects
3.1: Creating Objects
Aliases
3.1: Self-Review Questions
3.2: The String Class
3.2: The String Class
3.2: Self-Review Questions
3.3: Packages
3.3: Packages
The import Declaration
3.3: Self-Review Questions
3.4: The Random Class
3.4: The Random Class
3.4: Self-Review Questions
3.5: The Math Class
3.5: The Math Class
3.5: Self-Review Questions
3.6: Formatting Output
3.6: Formatting Output
The NumberFormat Class
The DecimalFormat Class
The printf Method
3.6: Self-Review Questions
3.7: Enumerated Types
3.7: Enumerated Types
3.7: Self-Review Questions
3.8: Wrapper Classes
3.8: Wrapper Classes
3.8: Self-Review Questions
3.9: Introduction to JavaFX
3.9: Introduction to JavaFX
3.9: Self-Review Questions
3.10: Basic Shapes
3.10: Basic Shapes
3.10: Self-Review Questions
3.11: Representing Colors
3.11: Representing Colors
3.11: Self-Review Questions
Chapter 3: Summary of Key Concepts
Chapter 3: Summary of Key Concepts
Chapter 3: Exercises
Chapter 3: Exercises
Chapter 3: Programming Projects from the Book
Chapter 3: Programming Projects from the Book
4: Writing Classes
4: Learning Objectives
4.1: Classes and Objects Revisited
4.1: Classes and Objects Revisited
4.1: Self-Review Questions
4.2: Anatomy of a Class
4.2: Anatomy of a Class
Instance Data
UML Class Diagrams
4.2: Self-Review Questions
4.3: Encapsulation
4.3: Encapsulation
Visibility Modifiers
Accessors and Mutators
4.3: Self-Review Questions
4.4: Anatomy of a Method
4.4: Anatomy of a Method
The return Statement
Parameters
Local Data
Bank Account Example
4.4: Self-Review Questions
4.5: Constructors Revisited
4.5: Constructors Revisited
4.5: Self-Review Questions
4.6: Arcs
4.6: Arcs
4.6: Self-Review Questions
4.7: Images
4.7: Images
Viewports
4.7: Self-Review Questions
4.8: Graphical User Interfaces
4.8: Graphical User Interfaces
Alternate Ways to Specify Event Handlers
4.8: Self-Review Questions
4.9: Text Fields
4.9: Text Fields
4.9: Self-Review Questions
Chapter 4: Summary of Key Concepts
Chapter 4: Summary of Key Concepts
Chapter 4: Exercises
Chapter 4: Exercises
Chapter 4: Programming Projects from the Book
Chapter 4: Programming Projects from the Book
Chapter 4: Software Failure: Denver Airport Baggage Handling System
Chapter 4: Software Failure: Denver Airport Baggage Handling System
5: Conditionals and Loops
5: Learning Objectives
5.1: Boolean Expressions
5.1: Boolean Expressions
Equality and Relational Operators
Logical Operators
5.1: Self-Review Questions
5.2: The If Statement
5.2: The If Statement
The if-else Statement
Using Block Statements
Nested if Statements
5.2: Self-Review Questions
5.3: Comparing Data
5.3: Comparing Data
Comparing Floats
Comparing Character Data
Comparing Objects
5.3: Self-Review Questions
5.4: The While Statement
5.4: The While Statement
Infinite Loops
Nested Loops
The break and continue Statements
5.4: Self-Review Questions
5.5: Iterators
5.5: Iterators
Reading Text Files
5.5: Self-Review Questions
5.6: The ArrayList Class
5.6: The ArrayList Class
5.6: Self-Review Questions
5.7: Determining Event Sources
5.7: Determining Event Sources
5.7: Self-Review Questions
5.8: Managing Fonts
5.8: Managing Fonts
5.8: Self-Review Questions
5.9: Check Boxes
5.9: Check Boxes
5.9: Self-Review Questions
5.10: Radio Buttons
5.10: Radio Buttons
5.10: Self-Review Questions
Chapter 5: Summary of Key Concepts
Chapter 5: Summary of Key Concepts
Chapter 5: Exercises
Chapter 5: Exercises
Chapter 5: Programming Projects from the Book
Chapter 5: Programming Projects from the Book
Chapter 5: Software Failure: Therac-25
Chapter 5: Software Failure: Therac-25
6: More Conditionals and Loops
6: Learning Objectives
6.1: The Switch Statement
6.1: The Switch Statement
6.1: Self-Review Questions
6.2: The Conditional Operator
6.2: The Conditional Operator
6.2: Self-Review Questions
6.3: The Do Statement
6.3: The Do Statement
6.3: Self-Review Questions
6.4: The For Statement
6.4 The for Statement
The for-each Loop
Comparing Loops
6.4: Self-Review Questions
6.5: Using Loops and Conditionals with Graphics
6.5: Using Loops and Conditionals with Graphics
6.5: Self-Review Questions
6.6: Graphic Transformations
6.6 Graphic Transformations
Translation
Scaling
Rotation
Shearing
Applying Transformations on Groups
6.6: Self-Review Questions
Chapter 6: Summary of Key Concepts
Chapter 6: Summary of Key Concepts
Chapter 6: Exercises
Chapter 6: Exercises
Chapter 6: Programming Projects from the Book
Chapter 6: Programming Projects from the Book
7: Object-Oriented Design
7: Learning Objectives
7.1: Software Development Activities
7.1: Software Development Activities
7.1: Self-Review Questions
7.2: Identifying Classes and Objects
7.2: Identifying Classes and Objects
Assigning Responsibilities
7.2: Self-Review Questions
7.3: Static Class Members
7.3: Static Class Members
Static Variables
Static Methods
7.3: Self-Review Questions
7.4: Class Relationships
7.4: Class Relationships
Dependency
Dependencies Among Objects of the Same Class
Aggregation
The this Reference
7.4: Self-Review Questions
7.5: Interfaces
7.5: Interfaces
The Comparable Interface
The Iterator Interface
7.5: Self-Review Questions
7.6: Enumerated Types Revisited
7.6: Enumerated Types Revisited
7.6: Self-Review Question
7.7: Method Design
7.7: Method Design
Method Decomposition
Method Parameters Revisited
7.7: Self-Review Questions
7.8: Method Overloading
7.8: Method Overloading
7.8: Self-Review Questions
7.9: Testing
7.9: Testing
Reviews
Defect Testing
7.9: Self-Review Questions
7.10: GUI Design
7.10: GUI Design
7.10: Self-Review Questions
7.11: Mouse Events
7.11: Mouse Events
7.11: Self-Review Questions
7.12: Key Events
7.12: Key Events
7.12: Self-Review Questions
Chapter 7: Summary of Key Concepts
Chapter 7: Summary of Key Concepts
Chapter 7: Exercises
Chapter 7: Exercises
Chapter 7: Programming Projects from the Book
Chapter 7: Programming Projects from the Book
Chapter 7: Software Failure: 2003 Northeast Blackout
Chapter 7: Software Failure: 2003 Northeast Blackout
8: Arrays
8: Learning Objectives
8.1: Array Elements
8.1: Array Elements
8.1: Self-Review Questions
8.2: Declaring and Using Arrays
8.2: Declaring and Using Arrays
Bounds Checking
Alternate Array Syntax
Initializer Lists
Arrays as Parameters
8.2: Self-Review Questions
8.3: Arrays of Objects
8.3: Arrays of Objects
Array of Comic Books
8.3: Self-Review Questions
8.4: Command-Line Arguments
8.4: Command-Line Arguments
8.4: Self-Review Questions
8.5: Variable Length Parameter Lists
8.5: Variable Length Parameter Lists
8.5: Self-Review Questions
8.6: Two-Dimensional Arrays
8.6: Two-Dimensional Arrays
Multidimensional Arrays
8.6: Self-Review Questions
8.7: Polygons and Polylines
8.7: Polygons and Polylines
8.7: Self-Review Questions
8.8: An Array of Color Objects
8.8: An Array of Color Objects
8.8: Self-Review Questions
8.9: Choice Boxes
8.9: Choice Boxes
8.9: Self-Review Questions
Chapter 8: Summary of Key Concepts
Chapter 8: Summary of Key Concepts
Chapter 8: Exercises
Chapter 8: Exercises
Chapter 8: Programming Projects from the Book
Chapter 8: Programming Projects from the Book
Chapter 8: Software Failure: LA Air Traffic Control
Chapter 8: Software Failure: LA Air Traffic Control
9: Inheritance
9: Learning Objectives
9.1: Creating Subclasses
9.1: Creating Subclasses
The protected Modifier
The super Reference
Multiple Inheritance
9.1: Self-Review Questions
9.2: Overriding Methods
9.2: Overriding Methods
Shadowing Variables
9.2: Self-Review Questions
9.3: Class Hierarchies
9.3: Class Hierarchies
The Object Class
Abstract Classes
Inheritance Hierarchies
9.3: Self-Review Questions
9.4: Visibility
9.4: Visibility
9.4: Self-Review Questions
9.5: Designing for Inheritance
9.5: Designing for Inheritance
Restricting Inheritance
9.5: Self-Review Questions
9.6: Inheritance in JavaFX
9.6: Inheritance in JavaFX
9.6: Self-Review Questions
9.7: Color and Date Pickers
9.7: Color and Date Pickers
9.7: Self-Review Questions
9.8: Dialog Boxes
9.8: Dialog Boxes
File Choosers
9.8: Self-Review Questions
Chapter 9: Summary of Key Concepts
Chapter 9: Summary of Key Concepts
Chapter 9: Exercises
Chapter 9: Exercises
Chapter 9: Programming Projects from the Book
Chapter 9: Programming Projects from the Book
Chapter 9: Software Failure: Ariane 5 Flight 501
Chapter 9: Software Failure: Ariane 5 Flight 501
10: Polymorphism
10: Learning Objectives
10.1: Late Binding
10.1: Late Binding
10.1: Self-Review Questions
10.2: Polymorphism via Inheritance
10.2: Polymorphism via Inheritance
10.2: Self-Review Questions
10.3: Polymorphism via Interfaces
10.3: Polymorphism via Interfaces
10.3: Self-Review Questions
10.4: Sorting
10.4: Sorting
Selection Sort
Insertion Sort
Comparing Sorts
10.4: Self-Review Questions
10.5: Searching
10.5: Searching
Linear Search
Binary Search
Comparing Searches
10.5: Self-Review Questions
10.6: Designing for Polymorphism
10.6: Designing for Polymorphism
10.6: Self-Review Questions
10.7: Properties
10.7: Properties
Change Listeners
10.7: Self-Review Questions
10.8: Sliders
10.8: Sliders
10.8: Self-Review Questions
10.9: Spinners
10.9: Spinners
10.9: Self-Review Questions
Chapter 10: Summary of Key Concepts
Chapter 10: Summary of Key Concepts
Chapter 10: Exercises
Chapter 10: Exercises
Chapter 10: Programming Projects from the Book
Chapter 10: Programming Projects from the Book
11: Exceptions
11: Learning Objectives
11.1: Exception Handling
11.1: Exception Handling
11.1: Self-Review Questions
11.2: Uncaught Exceptions
11.2: Uncaught Exceptions
11.2: Self-Review Questions
11.3: The try-catch Statement
11.3: The try-catch Statement
The finally Clause
11.3: Self-Review Questions
11.4: Exception Propagation
11.4: Exception Propagation
11.4: Self-Review Questions
11.5: The Exception Class Hierarchy
11.5: The Exception Class Hierarchy
Checked and Unchecked Exceptions
11.5: Self-Review Questions
11.6: I/O Exceptions
11.6: I/O Exceptions
11.6: Self-Review Questions
11.7: Tool Tips and Disabling Controls
11.7: Tool Tips and Disabling Controls
11.7: Self-Review Questions
11.8: Scroll Panes
11.8: Scroll Panes
11.8: Self-Review Questions
11.9: Split Panes and List Views
11.9: Split Panes and List Views
11.9: Self-Review Questions
Chapter 11: Summary of Key Concepts
Chapter 11: Summary of Key Concepts
Chapter 11: Exercises
Chapter 11: Exercises
Chapter 11: Programming Projects from the Book
Chapter 11: Programming Projects from the Book
12: Recursion
12: Learning Objectives
12.1: Recursive Thinking
12.1: Recursive Thinking
Infinite Recursion
Recursion in Math
12.1: Self-Review Questions
12.2: Recursive Programming
12.2: Recursive Programming
Recursion vs. Iteration
Direct vs. Indirect Recursion
12.2: Self-Review Questions
12.3: Using Recursion
12.3: Using Recursion
Traversing a Maze
The Towers of Hanoi
12.3: Self-Review Questions
12.4: Tiled Images
12.4: Tiled Images
12.4: Self-Review Questions
12.5: Fractals
12.5: Fractals
12.5: Self-Review Questions
Chapter 12: Summary of Key Concepts
Chapter 12: Summary of Key Concepts
Chapter 12: Exercises
Chapter 12: Exercises
Chapter 12: Programming Projects from the Book
Chapter 12: Programming Projects from the Book
13: Collections
13: Learning Objectives
13.1: Collections and Data Structures
13.1: Collections and Data Structures
Separating Interface from Implementation
13.1: Self-Review Questions
13.2: Dynamic Representations
13.2: Dynamic Representations
Dynamic Structures
A Dynamically Linked List
Other Dynamic List Representations
13.2: Self-Review Questions
13.3: Linear Collections
13.3: Linear Collections
Queues
Stacks
13.3: Self-Review Questions
13.4: Non-Linear Data Structures
13.4: Non-Linear Data Structures
Trees
Graphs
13.4: Self-Review Questions
13.5: The Java Collections API
13.5: The Java Collections API
Generics
13.5: Self-Review Questions
13.6: Maps
13.6: Maps
13.6: Self-Review Questions
13.7: Simplifying Declarations Using var
13.7: Simplifying Declarations Using var
13.7: Self-Review Questions
13.8: Lambdas and Collections
13.8: Lambdas and Collections
13.8: Self-Review Questions
Chapter 13: Summary of Key Concepts
Chapter 13: Summary of Key Concepts
Chapter 13: Exercises
Chapter 13: Exercises
Chapter 13: Programming Projects from the Book
Chapter 13: Programming Projects from the Book
Appendix A: Number Systems
Appendix A: Number Systems
Place Value
Bases Higher Than 10
Conversions
Shortcut Conversions
Appendix B: The Unicode Character Set
Appendix B: The Unicode Character Set
Appendix C: Java Operators
Appendix C: Java Operators
Java Bitwise Operators
Appendix D: Java Modifiers
Appendix D: Java Modifiers
Java Visibility Modifiers
A Visibility Example
Other Java Modifiers
Appendix E: Java Coding Guidelines
Appendix E: Java Coding Guidelines
Design Guidelines
Style Guidelines
Documentation Guidelines
Appendix F: JavaFX Layout Panes
Appendix F: JavaFX Layout Panes
Flow Pane
Tile Pane
Stack Pane
HBox and VBox
Anchor Pane
Border Pane
Grid Pane
Appendix G: JavaFX Scene Builder
Appendix G: JavaFX Scene Builder
Hello Moon
Handling Events in JavaFX Scene Builder
Appendix H: Regular Expressions
Appendix H: Regular Expressions
Appendix I: Javadoc Documentation Generator
Appendix I: Javadoc Documentation Generator
Doc Comments
Tags
Files Generated
Appendix J: Java Syntax
Appendix J: Java Syntax
Appendix K: Answers to Self-Review Questions
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Data and Expressions
Chapter 3: Using Classes and Objects
Chapter 4: Writing Classes
Chapter 5: Conditionals and Loops
Chapter 6: More Conditionals and Loops
Chapter 7: Object-Oriented Design
Chapter 8: Arrays
Chapter 9: Inheritance
Chapter 10: Polymorphism
Chapter 11: Exceptions
Chapter 12: Recursion
Chapter 13: Collections
Student Supplemental Materials
Student Supplemental Materials
Glossary