13.1
HTML: THE NOTATION OF THE WEB
13.2
WRITING PROGRAMS TO GENERATE HTML
13.3
DATABASES: A PLACE TO STORE OUR TEXT
13.4
RELATIONAL DATABASES
13.5
CONCEPTS SUMMARY
The media learning goals for this chapter are:
To gain some basic skill with HTML.
To automatically generate HTML for input data, like an index page for a directory of images.
To use databases to generate Web content.
The computer science goals for this chapter are:
To use another number base, hexadecimal, for specifying RGB colors.
To create and use helper methods.
To allow a method to throw an exception.
To introduce the "unnamed" package.
To introduce Map, which maps keys to values.
To introduce generics for typing collections.
To introduce using an Iterator to process the elements of a collection.
To explain what SQL is and what it has to do with relational databases.
