Core Java: Made Simple
A popular language for Android smart phone application, favoured for edge device and
Som Prakash Rai
- English
- ePUB (mobile friendly)
- Available on iOS & Android
Core Java: Made Simple
A popular language for Android smart phone application, favoured for edge device and
Som Prakash Rai
About This Book
Learn the robust, secured and the object-oriented programming language Key Features
- Comprehensive coverage of all the concepts of Core Java
- Simple language, crystal clear approach, user friendly book
- Concepts are duly supported by several examples and self-explanatory analogies.
Description
Book is written in such a way that the concepts are explained in detail, giving adequate emphasis on examples. Appropriate analogies are given throughout the text to make clarity on topics.
Book will help you to understand each and every topic of java practically. It will help you in developing software and websites because one should have sound practical knowledge. It covers all the topics which are important from the point of view of the interview, certification and examinations and no topic is left untouched. What You Will Learn
This book will help developers to easily develop attractive and efficient dynamic web applications using Java. It will be a great source of reference for developers for migrating applications to open source technologies such as HTML5, and MySQL. Who this book is for
This book will prove to be a "must have" for beginners as well as experienced professionals as it is a stepping stone for learning Java technology. Table of Contents
1. Introduction to Core Java
2. Java Language
3. Operator
4. Control Statement
5. Array
6. OOPs concept
7. Constructor
8. JVM Architecture
9. Inheritance
10. Polymorphism
11. Abstract Class
12. Interface
13. Package
14. Java.Lang Package
15. Wrapper Class
16. Exception Handling
17. Multithreading
18. Collections
19. Generics
20. Internationalization (118N)
21. Regular Expression
23. IO Package
24. Sources and Sinks
25. Files
26. Buffering
27. Filtering
28. Data I/O Introduction
29. Object Serialisation
30. Tokenizing
31. Scanner Class
32. Annotations
33. Java.util.concurrent package
34. Executor Framework About the Author
Som Prakash Rai, a well-known Java, J2EE and framework trainer; expert with enterprise application architecture based on Open Source technologies, Java/J2EE, Web/ Application Servers, Databases. LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/som-oraksh-rai-3b909173