Titlebook: Beginning Java Objects; From Concepts to Cod Jacquie Barker Book 20001st edition Apress 2000 C++ programming language.Java.Linux.OO program

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Interactive Multimedia Learningu received an introductory taste of Java in Chapter 1, and have seen some fairly simple Java code ‘snippets’ throughout Parts 1 and 2 of the book. But, there was a lot to Java that we couldn’t easily show you back then, because we had to first introduce some object concepts. We’re now ready to delve into Java in much more depth.

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Boris van Schooten,Rieks op den Akkernd that seeing a sprinkling of code examples definitely helps to cement object concepts. But, objects are ‘language neutral’: what you’ll learn conceptually about objects in Part 1 of this book, and about object modeling in Part 2, could apply equally well to Java, or C++, or Ada, or Smalltalk, or a

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Modeling Interactive Multimedia Documents,am Come True’. He now knows all about the unique properties of blue stars, and appreciates why they are superior construction materials — just as we’ve learned about the unique properties of software objects as application ’construction materials’ earlier in the book. But, he is still inexperienced

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Interactive Multimedia Learningdel of the SRS — or, so it seems! Before we embark upon implementing our class diagram as Java code in Part 3 of the book, however, we need to make sure that our model is as accurate and representative of the goal system as possible.