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An Introduction to Programming with Java Applets

By:

Boese, Elizabeth Sugar

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Sudbury, MA ; Jones and Barlett Publishers; 2010Edition: 3rd edDescription: xvi, 488p. figs; Includes indexISBN:

970-0-7637-5460-0

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DDC classification:

C 006.76 B63i

Summary: An Introduction to Programming with Java Applets is an introduction to the art of programming that focuses on giving readers the tools to create sophisticated programs fast. It assumes no prior programming knowledge and explains the necessary concepts to get first-time programmers started. For more seasoned programmers, the advanced material appears in Advanced Concept sections. It is intended to motivate and introduce readers to the fun of programming. Everything is based on graphics, and specifically applets, which can be posted on the Internet. The text also explains how and where to put applets on the Internet. This edition is updated for Java 6.0.

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An Introduction to Programming with Java Applets is an introduction to the art of programming that focuses on giving readers the tools to create sophisticated programs fast. It assumes no prior programming knowledge and explains the necessary concepts to get first-time programmers started. For more seasoned programmers, the advanced material appears in Advanced Concept sections. It is intended to motivate and introduce readers to the fun of programming. Everything is based on graphics, and specifically applets, which can be posted on the Internet. The text also explains how and where to put applets on the Internet. This edition is updated for Java 6.0.

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