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Java Tutorial - Spring 1997 Part II: Java Language and Object-Oriented Concepts

Given by Nancy J. McCracken,Geoffrey C. Fox at Peking Tutorial, Web Certificate on Spring-Summer 1997. Foils prepared 18 May 97

In Part 1 of the Tutorial We Covered:
  • Overview including History and alpha versus production issues
  • Comparison of Java and Javascript
  • Overall Java Philosophy and Features including security etc.
This Part(2) of Tutorial Covers
Java Programming Language
  • Introduction to Applications,Applets and their Invocation from HTML
  • "Hello World" and Basic Graphics Applets
Object Oriented and Class Structure
  • Methods, Constructors etc.
  • Interfaces
Exceptions
And in the Remaining Parts of the Java Tutorial We Cover:
  • Applet Programming and Threads
  • Abstract Windowing Toolkit
  • Networking and I/O
  • Futures and HPCC Implications


Table of Contents for Java Tutorial - Spring 1997 Part II: Java Language and Object-Oriented Concepts

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1 Java Tutorial - Spring 97
Part II: Java Language and
Object-Oriented Concepts
http://www.npac.syr.edu/projects/tutorials/Java/
2 Resources for the Java Programming Language
3 Java in Practice --
Applications
Applets and their use from HTML
4 Java Applications
5 The Simplest Java Application: Hello, World!
6 Java Applets
7 Applet Tag: Calling Applets from HTML - I
8 Applet Tag: Calling Applets from HTML - II
9 <param> Tags and Applets
10 The Simplest Java Applet: Hello, World!
11 Displaying your applet from a Web page.
12 Java Language Basics
13 Java Language -- Lexical Issues I
14 Java Language -- Lexical Issues II
15 Java Language -- Program Structure
16 Java Language -- Variable/Expression Types
17 Java Language -- Types: Array
18 Java Language -- More on Arrays
19 Java Language -- Expressions
20 Java Language -- Control Flow I
21 Java Language -- Control Flow II -- continue
22 Java Language -- Control Flow III -- break and for loop
23 Java Language -- Control Flow IV -- break and switch
24 Java Language -- Control Flow V -- continue and switch
25 Basic Graphics Java Applets
to illustrate language
(more later!)
26 The Graphics class
27 Using Graphics properties
28 Drawing simple shapes
29 Passing parameters to an applet: the HTML
30 Passing parameters to an applet: the applet
31 Centering a string in the applet window.
32 Applet Flow of Control
33 Random color boxes example
34 Arrays of random colors
35 The Java Object Model: Classes, Instances and Methods
36 The Java Object Model Overview
37 API of a Class
38 Using a Class
39 A Computational Class
40 Class Definitions
41 Constructors of Objects
42 Java Language -- Types of Classes - I
43 Java Language -- Types of Classes - II
44 Java Language -- Types of Methods
45 The Java Object Model: Inheritance and the Class Hierarchy
46 Relationships between Classes
47 Use of Methods Defined in Parent
48 Use of Methods Defined in Parent but overridden in child class
49 Comments on Casting
50 Array - A Pseudo Class!
51 By value and By reference
52 Comments on Overloading and Overriding in Classes
53 Object-Oriented
Programming Examples:
Basic Class Operations
54 The Class Hierarchy of this example
55 Object-Oriented Programming in JAVA - defining a class
56 More methods in the class definition
57 Defining a child class
58 Using parent and child classes
59 Parent and child example, continued
60 More child classes
61 Abstract Methods
and Classes
Interfaces
(classes without implementation)
62 Abstract Methods and Classes
63 Java Language -- Interfaces - Overview
64 Cars as an Examples of Interfaces/ Multiple Inheritance
65 Picture of Interfaces and Classes for Cars and their Manufacture
66 Java Language -- Interface Example -- Implementing Storable
67 Interfaces can be used as Classes in type specification
68 Further Features of Interfaces
69 More on Interfaces -- Why use them
70 Packages in Java
71 Overview of Packages and Directory Structure
72 Using Java packages
73 Java 1.0 System Packages
74 More on the Java Language: Exceptions
75 Java Language -- Handling Runtime Errors Using Exceptions
76 User Created Exceptions
77 Basic Structure of Exception Handling in Nested Calls
78 Examples of Exception Hierarchy
79 Example of Handling Exceptions
80 Classes of Exceptions
81 Exceptions in Applets

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