Murach's Beginning Java 2, SDK 1.4This chapter shows how to code classes that define objects and how to create objects from these classes. |
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| Chapter 4 | How to write object-oriented programs | |
| An introduction to object-oriented programming | 108 | |
| How encapsulation works | 108 | |
| The relationship between a class and its objects | 110 | |
| How to code a class that defines an object | 112 | |
| The code of the Book class | 112 | |
| How to code instance variables | 114 | |
| How to code constructors | 116 | |
| How to code methods | 118 | |
| How to create an object from a class | 120 | |
| The code of the BookApp class | 120 | |
| How to create an object | 122 | |
| How to call the methods of an object | 124 | |
| The object-oriented code of the Book Order application | 126 | |
| The code of the BookOrder class | 126 | |
| The code of the BookOrderApp class | 128 | |
| The benefits and shortcomings of object-oriented programming | 128 | |
| How to create and use static fields and methods | 130 | |
| How to create static fields and methods | 130 | |
| How to call static fields and methods | 132 | |
| How to code a static initialization block | 134 | |
| When to use static fields and methods | 134 | |
| How to work with packages | 136 | |
| How to create and compile packages | 136 | |
| How to make packages available to other classes | 138 | |
| How to use javadoc to document a class | 140 | |
| How to add javadoc comments to a class | 140 | |
| How to generate the documentation for a class | 142 | |
| How to view the documentation for a class | 142 | |
| Perspective | 144 | |
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