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Thinking in Java
Fourth Edition
Bruce Eckel
以下目录 是直接从pdf 中复制的：
What’s Inside
Preface 1
Java SE5 and SE6 .................. 2
Java SE6 ......................................... 2
The 4 edition........................ 2 th
Changes .......................................... 3
Note on the cover design ....... 4
Acknowledgements ................ 4
Introduction 9
Prerequisites .......................... 9
Learning Java ....................... 10
Goals ..................................... 10
Teaching from this book ....... 11
JDK HTML
documentation ...................... 11
Exercises ............................... 12
Foundations for Java ............ 12
Source code ........................... 12
Coding standards ......................... 14
Errors .................................... 14
Introduction to Objects 15
The progress
of abstraction ........................ 15
An object has
an interface ........................... 17
An object
provides services ................... 18
The hidden
implementation .................... 19
Reusing the
implementation ................... 20
Inheritance............................ 21
Is-a vs. is-like-a relationships ......24
Interchangeable objects
with polymorphism ............. 25
The singly rooted
hierarchy .............................. 28
Containers ............................ 28
Parameterized types (Generics) ..29
Object creation & lifetime ... 30
Exception handling:
dealing with errors ............... 31
Concurrent programming ... 32
Java and the Internet .......... 33
What is the Web? ......................... 33
Client-side programming ............ 34
Server-side programming ............ 38
Summary .............................. 38
Everything Is an Object 41
You manipulate objects
with references ..................... 41
You must create
all the objects ....................... 42
Where storage lives ...................... 42
Special case: primitive types ....... 43
Arrays in Java .............................. 44
You never need to
destroy an object .................. 45
Scoping ........................................ 45
Scope of objects ........................... 46
Creating new data types:
class ..................................... 46
Fields and methods ..................... 47
Methods, arguments,
and return values ................. 48
The argument list ......................... 49
Building a Java program ...... 50
Name visibility ............................. 50
Using other components ............. 50
The static keyword ..................... 51
Your first Java program ....... 52
Compiling and running ............... 54
Comments and embedded
documentation ..................... 55
