21. Java Programing: Appendix 1 Index Appendix 1. From Java to C++. WHEN I WROTE THE FIRST VERSION OF THESENOTES in 1996, Java was still a very new programming language. http://www.soi.city.ac.uk/~sg331/java/eckel/javanotes3/java2cpp/

Appendix 1 From Java to C++ W HEN I WROTE THE FIRST VERSION OF THESE NOTES in 1996, Java was still a very new programming language. Although it had already caused a lot of excitement, it's long-term prospects were not entirely clear. Now, in the year 2000, I think it is clear that Java is an important language and will remain so for the long term. However, it is true at least for now that most "serious" programming is done in C and C++. Fortunately, these languages share a lot of features with Java. The older language, C, has no object-oriented features. C++ is a much larger language, which extends C with classes, objects, and other features. This chapter serves as a brief introduction to C++ for someone who already knows Java. The coverage here is very incomplete, and is meant only as a starting point for learning about C++. You'll find that a lot of the basics ("programming in the small") are almost identical in Java and C++. However, both the programming philosophy and the large-scale structure of programs ("programming in the large") in C++ are quite different from Java. In the first and second editions of this text, this material on C++ was a full-fledged chapter in the text proper, rather than an appendix. It changed very little between the first and second editions, and is completely unchanged (except for section titles) between the second edition and the third.

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Home Up LTC Team Feedback ... Course Descriptions Java Programming Prerequisites Overview : This intensive course provides a solid introduction to the Java programming language and development environment. In this fast-paced, hands-on course, programmers acquire the skills they need to write standalone, client/server, and intranet applications in Java. Course Content Lesson 1: The Java Environment Lesson 2: Java Basics Lesson 3: Classes in Java Lesson 4: Arrays and Strings Lesson 5: Inheritance Lesson 6: Writing Java Applets Lesson 7: The Abstract Windowing Toolkit Lesson 8: Exceptions Lesson 9: I/O Streams Lesson 10: More of the Java API Approximate Duration : 40 Hours

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Programare Java Hello, World! import java.applet.Applet; class HelloWorldApplet extends Applet.... <APPLET CODE="HelloWorldApplet.class" WIDTH=150 HEIGHT=25> </APPLET> </BODY> </HTML> public class Runner extends Applet implements Runnable .... <title>Queens Runner</title> <hr> <applet code=QueensRunner.class width=320 height=320> <param name=Dimension value=8> </applet> <hr> <applet code=QueensRunner.class width=240 height=240> <param name=Dimension value=6> </applet> <hr> <a href="QueensRunner.java">The source.</a> See you in Expresso, drinking Java! Eugen Rotariu

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30. Java Programing: Section 2.5 The rest of this section gives details of operators in Java. The number ofoperators in Java is quite large, and I will not cover them all here. http://www.sm.luth.se/csee/courses/smd/038/Onlinebooks/IntroductiontoProgramming

Section 2.5 Details of Expressions T HIS SECTION TAKES A CLOSER LOOK at expressions. Recall that an expression is a piece of program code that represents or computes a value. An expression can be a literal, a variable, a function call, or several of these things combined with operators such as and . The value of an expression can be assigned to a variable, used as the output value in an output routine, or combined with other values into a more complicated expression. (The value can even, in some cases, be ignored, if that's what you want to do; this is more common than you might think.) Expressions are an essential part of programming. So far, these notes have dealt only informally with expressions. This section tells you the more-or-less complete story. The basic building blocks of expressions are literals (such as true , and 'X' ), variables, and function calls. Recall that a function is a subroutine that returns a value. You've already seen some examples of functions: the input routines from the TextIO class and the mathematical functions from the Math class.

31. Java Programing: Section 2.3 In Java, every subroutine is contained in a class or in an object.Some inside. Classes in Java have two very different functions. http://www.sm.luth.se/csee/courses/smd/038/Onlinebooks/IntroductiontoProgramming

Section 2.3 Strings, Objects, and Subroutines T HE PREVIOUS SECTION introduced the eight primitive data types and the type String . There is a fundamental difference between the primitive types and the String type: Values of type String are objects. While we will not study objects in detail until Chapter 5 , it will be useful for you to know a little about them and about a closely related topic: classes. This is not just because strings are useful but because objects and classes are essential to understanding another important programming concept, subroutines. Recall that a subroutine is a set of program instructions that have been chunked together and given a name. In Chapter 4 , you'll learn how to write your own subroutines, but you can get a lot done in a program just by calling subroutines that have already been written for you. In Java, every subroutine is contained in a class or in an object. Some classes that are standard parts of the Java language contain predefined subroutines that you can use. A value of type String , which is an object, contains subroutines that can be used to manipulate that string. You can call all these subroutines without understanding how they were written or how they work. Indeed, that's the whole point of subroutines: A subroutine is a "black box" which can be used without knowing what goes on inside.

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37. Thinking About CS&SE Prerequisites 670.200 Software Engineering Design 200, java programing 124 or Software Engineering104, Software Engineering 104 AND Preor-corequisite(Data Structures http://www.cs.uwa.edu.au/~chris/prerequisites.html

Perceived problems: Some units have no prerequisites listed at all, whereas they probably assume something from the previous year. Perhaps as an artifact of history, some units still list both Data Structures and Algorithms 223 and Object-Oriented Programming 224 listed (as once both were part of CS220), whereas they may now require on DAT-223. The Faculty Office use a variety of indentation, commas, and italics to indicate Boolean precedence. This appears both inconsistent and ambiguous. What do the 2002 prerequisites for IT317 really require? Proposed solutions: Employ consistent use of AND OR , and NOT in prerequisites, using parentheses to enforce and clarify precedence. AND Try to reduce the number of prerequisites for any unit, if the existing combination is 'self-fulfilling' or includes any redundancy. Identify/describe prerequisites so that a student's proposed or current enrolment may be automatically checked and diagnosed by some future software. == Have recently talked to current or recent presenters of this unit and the proposed prerequisites seemed appropriate. Chris McDonald 21st March 2002.

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