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Douglas Downing teaches economics and quantitauv methods. He has written 14 books on math and computers. This book is published by Barron', Educational Series, Inc. Independently of these (or any other) company.
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Save Java Programming the Easy Way For Later Your Key to Learning
by Douglas Downing, Ph.D.
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Read this book! It was written for you.
Bremen oa es cent tore tee aAcknowledgments
This book would not be possible without the support of my wife Lori;
and with help from Robert Downing for reviewing the manuscri;
Mark Yoshimi for introducing me to Java; Melody Covington for type-
setting the manuscript with TeX; Alec Hill and Seattle Pacific University
for their support; the sponsors of the annual JavaOne conference; and
editor Lynne Vessie at Barron's Educational Series, Inc.
About the Author
Douglas Downing teaches economics and quantitative methods and
is undergraduate program chair for the School of Business and Eco-
nomics at Seattle Pacific University. He earned a B.S. and Ph.D. at Yale
University, and has written 14 books on math and computers.
Trademarks
Java is a trademark of Sun Microsystems, Inc. Windows is a trade-
mark of Microsoft, Inc. This book is published by Barron's Educational
Series, Inc. independently of these (or any other) company.
© Copyright 1999 by Douglas Downing
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Library of Congress Catalog No. 98-4374!
International Standard Book No. 0-7641-0752-6
Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Downing, Douglas.
Java™ programming, the easy way / Douglas Downing.
Pp. cm. — (The easy way}
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN 0-7641-0752-6 (paperback)
i. Java (Computer program language) I. Tide. Il. Series.
QA76.73.I38D68 1999
005,13'3de2! 9843741
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PRINTED IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
987654321CONTENTS
1 Introduction to Java Programming 1
1.1 Computers and Programming Languages 00D
i 3
1.4 Compiling and Running a Java Program &
2.1 Subtraction, Multiplication, and Division
2.2 Including Output Labels
2.3 Variables of Type double (Real Numbers)
2.4 Assignment Statements
2.5 Rounding Numbers
2.6 Input from a Command Line Parameter
2.7 Character String (String) Variables
2.8 Integer (Int) and Other Numerical Variables
EXERCISES 00
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3 lets 24
zi tion Example Applet
3.2 Applets and HTML 26
3.3 Publishing an Applet on the World Wide Web 28
3.4 Includiny in Applets 29
3.5 Adding Sound to an Applet 30
3.6 Which to Use: Application or Applets? ES
4 u
4.1 Iffelse Statements 8
4.2 Logical Conditions 36
4.3 AND (@&), OR (jj), NOT () 36
4.4 The switch Statement: Choosing Between Several
4.5 Boolean Variables: true orfalge 90
EXERCISES