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Print: $29.95 Download: $15.95 This book teaches object-oriented programming using the programming language Java. Designed for readers with no prior knowledge in computer programming, this book is unassuming and is most suitable for teaching object-oriented programming in a progressive manner. Complete source code is provided in every example and where applicable, screen-shots are used to as an added help for readers in their practical exercises.
Topics covered include: the Java programming environment; the Java language components which include variables; data structures; data types and their declaration; expressions, statements, and operators; program flow control mechanisms; arrays; methods; inputs and outputs; class and objects; file handling; single class inheritance; encapsulation; polymorphism; abstract class, abstract method, method overriding, multiple class inheritance and interface. This book also covers the Java Application Programming Interface (API) – a rich Java class library.
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Print: $28.50 Download: $21.99 “Java Graphical User Interface Programming” focuses on the development of graphical user interface design in Java. Readers are assumed to have prior knowledge in Java programming. “Java Graphical User Interface Programming” contains substantial resources to help readers learn graphical user interface programming in a systematic and fundamentals-first way.
Topics covered in this book include: the Java Graphical User Interface (GUI) model, windows, frames, layout managers, panels, components, text fields, buttons, lists, dialogs, menus, and event handling in interactive user interface design. This text may be used as a basic text for teaching GUI programming in Java or combined with “Beginning Java” and "Advanced Java" for a more complete reading of Java and its technologies.
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Print: $18.95 Download: $12.99 This book teaches object-oriented programming in Java. It is the second in a series of three Java books (“Beginning Java”, “Advanced Java” and “Enterprise JavaBeans Programming”) by the same author. Designed for readers with basic knowledge of Java programming, this book is unassuming and guides readers in every step of the object-oriented programming process. It is a book crafted with the student in mind. Complete source code is provided in every example, and where applicable, screen-shots showing the development of application programs are included to help readers in their practices.
Topics covered include: object; class; single class inheritance; encapsulation; polymorphism; abstract class, abstract method, inner class, method overriding, multiple class inheritance and interface.
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Print: $23.96 Download: $15.99 This book teaches the fundamentals of Java. It is the first in a series of three Java books (“Beginning Java”, “Advanced Java” and “Enterprise JavaBeans Programming”) by the same author. Designed for readers with no prior knowledge in computer programming, this book is unassuming and guides readers in every step of the Java programming process. It is a book crafted with the novice in mind. Complete source code is provided in every example; and where applicable, screen-shots showing the development of application programs are included to help readers in their practices.
Topics covered include: the Java programming environment; the Java language components which include variables; data structures; data types and their declaration; expressions, statements, and operators; program flow control mechanisms; arrays; methods; inputs and outputs; object-oriented programming; and file handling. The book also covers the Java Application Programming Interface (API) – a rich Java class library.
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Print: $39.98 Download: $20.99 Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB) is a server-side component architecture for the development and deployment of component-based, distributed business applications. EJB is currently EJB 3.0 and constitutes a part of the larger and comprehensive Java EE platform. This book teaches the nuts and bolts in the implementation of EJB 3.0 multi-tier business applications. Readers who are new to developing component-based software applications will find the use of fundamentals-first approach easier to follow and understand. If you are a beginner to developing large-scale, multi-tier, distributed computer systems, this book is the book for you as it will ease your understanding in the application of Enterprise JavaBeans. This book comes with a complete case study on developing a complete EJB 3.0 application with complete source code. It uses Netbeans 6.1 and Sun Application Server for developing and deploying EJB applications.
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Print: $9.95 This book is designed for students in the USA. It teaches the fundamentals of Java and Object-Oriented Programming. Designed to be an affordable book to students, the number of pages is kept to its minimum. The source code introduced in the book and other materials are made available free of charge on the book’s accompanying website http://ezeris.com/main/page_forstudents.html.
Topics covered include: the Java programming environment; the Java basic building blocks that include variables; data structures; data types and their declaration; expressions, statements, and operators; program flow control mechanisms; arrays; methods; inputs and outputs; class and objects; file handling; inheritance; encapsulation; polymorphism; and interface.
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Print: $12.95 This book is designed for the students. It teaches the fundamentals of Java and Object-Oriented Programming. Designed to be an affordable book to students, the number of pages is kept to its minimum. The source code introduced in the book and other materials are made available free of charge on the book’s accompanying website http://ezeris.com/main/page_forstudents.html. Topics covered include: the Java programming environment; the Java basic building blocks that include variables; data structures; data types and their declaration; expressions, statements, and operators; program flow control mechanisms; arrays; methods; inputs and outputs; class and objects; file handling; inheritance; encapsulation; polymorphism; and interface.
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