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書目名稱Guide to Java影響因子(影響力)




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Selection Structures,d if structures, including if–then-else-if and if–then-if structures, are introduced. The dangling-else problem is also discussed. Logical operators are presented followed by the introduction of the case structure. Two complete programs are provided: one with objects and one without.

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Iteration Structures,d sentinel controlled . loops. The posttest indefinite . loop and the definite iteration .loop are also discussed. Nested loops and potential problems are examined, and complete programs both with and without objects are included.

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Objects: Inheritance and Polymorphism,bers and methods from a superclass. Further, protected variables and methods along with abstract classes are discussed. Another object-oriented programming concept, polymorphism, which is a useful tool for developing software, is introduced. A complete program implementing inheritance and polymorphi

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Face-to-Face Social Work with the Old Old,ents, arithmetic operations, and simple input/output using the keyboard and monitor is also provided. Further, there is a discussion concerning comments and a simple complete program is included at the end of the chapter.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-16788-3iscussed. How objects are created and how methods are invoked are illustrated using contour diagrams. Contours help the reader have a better understanding of object-oriented concepts by providing visual representation of objects. Constructors are introduced along with multiple objects and classes. L

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-16727-2d if structures, including if–then-else-if and if–then-if structures, are introduced. The dangling-else problem is also discussed. Logical operators are presented followed by the introduction of the case structure. Two complete programs are provided: one with objects and one without.