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Object Oriented Programming Using Java

This book introduces Java programming concepts like object-oriented programming, arrays, inheritance, exceptions, interfaces, packages, and multithreading. It covers fundamental Java topics like variables, methods, classes, and objects. It also discusses more advanced topics such as collection classes, input/output streams, networking, and unified modeling language. The book aims to teach students the Java programming language and how to apply object-oriented design principles using UML.

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Object Oriented Programming Using Java

This book introduces Java programming concepts like object-oriented programming, arrays, inheritance, exceptions, interfaces, packages, and multithreading. It covers fundamental Java topics like variables, methods, classes, and objects. It also discusses more advanced topics such as collection classes, input/output streams, networking, and unified modeling language. The book aims to teach students the Java programming language and how to apply object-oriented design principles using UML.

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Object Oriented

Programming
using Java
As per CE, CSE, IT, and ICT B.E 5th Semester Syllabus

The book covers


Java Fundamentals
Working with Java Members and Flow Control
Statements
Working with Arrays, Strings, and Wrapper Classes
Class, Objects, and Methods
Implementing Inheritance in Java
Exceptional handling, Packages, and Multithreading in
java
IO programming, Collection Classes, and Networking
with java.net
Fundamentals of Unified Modeling Language (UML)

` 300/ISBN: 9789351198178 Pages: 400 Author: Chirag Patel

About the Book


This book introduces the Java programming language and explains how to create Java applications and work with UML. It also discusses various Java
programming concepts, such as Object Oriented Programming (OOP), arrays as data structure, inheritance, multithreaded programming, and networking.
Moreover, this book also covers the fundamentals of UML.

In this book, you will learn about








Java Fundamentals: Explains OOP concepts; need and features of Java; comparison of Java with C and C++; Java tokens, such as keywords, identifiers, literals, operators,
and separators
Working with Java Members and Flow Control Statements: Explains use of primitive data types; declaration of variables, methods,objects, and classes in Java; concept
of overloading and overriding of methods; flow control statements
Working with Arrays, Strings, and Wrapper Classes: Explains one-dimensional and multi-dimensional arrays; methods of the String class; comparison between the
equals() method and == operator; wrapper classes in Java
Exception Handling and I/O Operations: Explains exception hierarchy in Java; the try and catch block; the finally, throws, and throw clauses; how to read and write data
using the I/O programming
Implementing Inheritance in Java: Explains the forms of inheritance and the Java keywords, such as super, final, and abstract; use of access specifiers; implementation
of interfaces; invocation of constructors in inheritance; inheritance hierarchy in Java
Multithreading and Packages in Java: Explains how to define, instantiate, and start a thread; thread states and transitions; concept of code synchronization; packages
and Java API packages, such as java.lang and java.util
Unified Modeling Language (UML): Discusses the concept and characteristics of object orientation; explains object orientation development and object orientation
themes; explains the concept of modeling and the types of models, and discusses the relationship among various models

About the Author

Chirag A. Patel is a post-graduate in Computer Engineering, with a 12+ years of teaching experience. His research areas are virtualization, cloud
computing, distributed computing and networking. He is perusing PhD in the area of Cloud Computing. Currently he is serving as an Associate
Professor at Computer Engineering Department, Government Engineering College, Modasa. Previously he was working at L.D. College of Engineering,
Ahmedabad. He has delivered several expert lectures in areas like cloud computing, .NET programming, Web technology etc. He has presented 3
International and 2 National research papers in the area of Cloud Computing.
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Table of Contents
1.

Introduction to Java

yy Understanding the Java Object Class

yy Introducing Object-Oriented
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Programming
Evolution of Java
Comparing Java with C++
Features of Java
Exploring New Features of Java SE 8.0
Introducing the Java Environment
Developing a Simple Java Program

6. Working with Packages and


Programming

yy Working with Java Tokens

and Modeling Concepts

Working with Thread

yy Object Orientation

yy An Overview of Threads

yy Object-Oriented Development

yy Defining a Thread

yy Object-Oriented Themes

yy Instantiating a Thread

yy Concepts of Modeling and Modeling

yy Threadction

8.

StringBuffer Class, and Wrapper


Classes

Working with Streams

yy Concepts of Object and Class

yy Using the Wrapper Classes

4. Working with Classes, Objects, and


Methods

yy Abstract Class

yy Working with the StreamTokenizer

yy Multiple Inheritance

yy

yy Working with Objects

yy

yy Explaining Constructors
yy Declaring Methods

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9.

yy Recursion in Java

Class
Implementing the Serializable
Interface
Working with the Console Class
Printing with the Formatter Class
Scanning Input with the Scanner class

Collection Classes

yy Working with Abstract Class

yy Collection Interfaces

yy Working with Nested Classes

yy Classes of Collection

yy Working with the Inner Class

yy Legacy Classes

yy Working with the Anonymous Inner

yy The Enumeration

Class

Inheritance and Interfaces in Java

13. State Modelling



yy Events

yy Examples of a State Diagram

10. Networking with Java.net



yy Introduction to Networking
yy Client-Server Networking

yy Multilevel Inheritance

yy Proxy Servers

yy Using the final Keyword

yy Domain Name Service

yy Working with Interfaces in Java

yy Understanding Networking Interfaces

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yy Derived Data and Packages

yy State Diagram

yy Constructors in Inheritance

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yy Constraints

yy Transitions and Conditions

yy Networking Enhancements in Java SE 8

Dispatch

yy Metadata

yy States

yy Understanding Inheritance

yy Understanding Dynamic Method

yy Generalization and Inheritance

yy Working with the PrintWriter Class

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yy Working with Classes

yy Associations and Links


yy Aggregation

yy Working with Character Arrays

yy Using Command Line Arguments

12. Class Modeling and Advanced Class


yy Introduction to NIO

yy Working with Buffers

yy Using the StringBuffer Class

yy Relationship among the Models

Modeling

yy Working with Files

yy Working with Strings

as a Design Technique
yy The Three Models

yy Introduction to Stream
yy Working with Stream Classes

yy Working with Arrays

11. Introduction to Object Orientation


yy Handling Exceptions

yy Code Synchronization

yy Introducing Data Types

5.

yy Working with Datagrams

yy Thread States and Transitions

yy Declaring Variables


3 Working with Arrays, Strings,

yy Understanding Packages in Java

yy Starting a Thread

yy Operator Precedence and Associativity

yy Control Statements

yy Understanding the URI Class

yy Defining Java API Packages

2. Fundamental Concepts in Java


yy Understanding the URL Class

Exceptions

yy JAR Files

7.

yy Understanding Sockets in Java

and Classes in the java.net Package

yy State Diagram Behavior

14. Interaction Modeling



yy Use Case Models
yy Sequence Model
yy Activity Model
yy Collaboration Diagram
yy Difference and Similarities between

Sequence and Collaboration Diagram

yy Internet Addressing

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