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Java Bible with Cdrom

Aaron E. Walsh, John W. Fronckowiak

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From the Publisher: When it comes to developing cross-platform Internet applications and dynamic Web content, Java is the language of choice. When it comes to learning Java basics or mastering the art of creating applets, Java&#153 Bible is the book of choice. This powerful resource contains everything the Java programmer needs to know and is guaranteed to become a fixture on your computer desk. Java Bible provides hands-on instructions and examples designed to make understanding the complexities of Java easier and more rewarding. Java Bible covers all the major versions of the Java language; Java packages, classes, objects, and interfaces; cross-platform GUIs; the Java AWT and JFC classes; the new plug-and-play Swing components; JavaBeans; databases; JDBC classes and JSQL; and much more. The CD-ROM accompanying Java Bible features a variety of tools and resources that help you write, compile, and debug Java programs, including over 100 applets and their complete source code; JDK 1.1.5 for Windows NT/95 and Sun Solaris; Microsoft Internet Explorer 4 and Netscape Navigator 4; select articles from JavaWorld; and a fully-indexed book reference.

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From the Publisher: When it comes to developing cross-platform Internet applications and dynamic Web content, Java is the language of choice. When it comes to learning Java basics or mastering the art of creating applets, Java&#153 Bible is the book of choice. This powerful resource contains everything the Java programmer needs to know and is guaranteed to become a fixture on your computer desk. Java Bible provides hands-on instructions and examples designed to make understanding the complexities of Java easier and more rewarding. Java Bible covers all the major versions of the Java language; Java packages, classes, objects, and interfaces; cross-platform GUIs; the Java AWT and JFC classes; the new plug-and-play Swing components; JavaBeans; databases; JDBC classes and JSQL; and much more. The CD-ROM accompanying Java Bible features a variety of tools and resources that help you write, compile, and debug Java programs, including over 100 applets and their complete source code; JDK 1.1.5 for Windows NT/95 and Sun Solaris; Microsoft Internet Explorer 4 and Netscape Navigator 4; select articles from JavaWorld; and a fully-indexed book reference.

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From the Publisher: When it comes to developing cross-platform Internet applications and dynamic Web content, Java is the language of choice. When it comes to learning Java basics or mastering the art of creating applets, Java&#153 Bible is the book of choice. This powerful resource contains everything the Java programmer needs to know and is guaranteed to become a fixture on your computer desk. Java Bible provides hands-on instructions and examples designed to make understanding the complexities of Java easier and more rewarding. Java Bible covers all the major versions of the Java language; Java packages, classes, objects, and interfaces; cross-platform GUIs; the Java AWT and JFC classes; the new plug-and-play Swing components; JavaBeans; databases; JDBC classes and JSQL; and much more. The CD-ROM accompanying Java Bible features a variety of tools and resources that help you write, compile, and debug Java programs, including over 100 applets and their complete source code; JDK 1.1.5 for Windows NT/95 and Sun Solaris; Microsoft Internet Explorer 4 and Netscape Navigator 4; select articles from JavaWorld; and a fully-indexed book reference.

Key concepts: Java applet, Java annotation, Computer science, Java API for XML-based RPC, Java, Real time Java, strictfp, Generics in Java

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