B


A

abstract 127

classes 276

methods 276

abstract class 267, 297

expressing in UML 277

purpose of 276

term defined 267

abstract class vs. interface 279, 280

abstract data types 211

abstract keyword

using to declare classes and methods 278

abstract method 297

abstract methods

implementing in derived classes 278

abstract thinking 8

abstraction

problem 8

the art of programming 210

abstractions 381

assigning properties to 381

selecting the right kinds of 741

access

horizontal 283

vertical 283

Access Control Graph (ACG) 687

access modifier

public

use of 124

access modifiers 215

behavior of 283

default/package 216

private 215

protected 216

public 215

AccessControlException 631

ActionEvent 349, 351, 356

actionPerformed() 612

ActiveQueue 499

adapter class

to flat-file data file 531

adapters 374

address bus 97

addressing local machine 561

aggregation 244, 245, 247, 260

aggregate constructors 246

composite 245, 246, 260

composite example code 249

definition 245

determining type by who controls object lifetime 246

effects of JVM garbage collector 246

example

aircraft engine simulation 251

aircraft engine simulation class diagram 252

simple 245, 246, 247, 260

simple example code 248

two types of 688

algorithm

running time 101

understanding the concept of 92

working definition of 99

algorithms 92, 99

good vs. bad 100

analysis 66, 680

anonymous class 349, 372

avoiding 17

anonymous listener 374

Ansel Adams 680

ANT

website address 244

Ant 244, 245

applet 123

<applet> tag 630

applet tag 628

basic example 627

connecting to server 631

defined 626

destroy() 629, 630

extended example code 636–638

HTML page requirement 628

inheritance hierarchy 627

init() 629, 630

jar file loading explained 630

life cycle stages 629

milestones 629

packaging and distribution 628

parameters 634, 635

running with browser 628

security policy and signed applets 634

security restrictions 631, 634

start() 629, 630

stop() 629, 630

applet methods

four primary 628

applet objects 123

applets 626, 626–638

benefits of using 626

application

compiling and executing 125

graceful recovery 64

java class definition

structure of 124

layers 558

physical deployment 558

physical tier distribution 563

tier responsibilities 563

tiers 558

application class definition structure 124

application class structure

example of 130

application distribution 558

across multiple computers 561

in single jar file 388

application object 123

application tiers

logical 562

separation of concerns 563

applications

building bigger 126

multi-tiered 562

architecture

flexibility 681

modularity 681

reliability 681

stability 681

array

converting String elements to ints 134

creating with literal values 186

declaration syntax 181

definition of 180

difference between primitive type and reference type arrays 187

elements 180

functionality provided by array types 182

homogeneous elements 180

main() method String parameter 200

multidimensional 194, 198

creating with array literals 196

declaration syntax 194

of primitive types 183

primitive type

memory arrangement 184

processing 134

properties of 183

ragged 197

references

calling Object and Class methods on 185

single dimensional 183

single dimensional in action 187

specifying length 181

specifying types 181

two dimensional

example program 198

memory representation of 196

visualization of 196

type inheritance hierarchy 182

array processing 64

array types 130

arrays 180

sorting with Arrays class 201

using to solve problems 180

Arrays class 201

arrays of arrays 194

Art of Illusion 398

ASCII 29

Ashmore’s hash code algorithm 706

assert 127

assert mechanism 231

association 245, 260

definition 245

attribute candidates 65

attributes 63

autoboxing

example 501

AWT 305, 350

AWT and Swing

component naming conventions 307

historical background 306

package names 307

AWTEvent 356, 371




Java For Artists(c) The Art, Philosophy, and Science of Object-Oriented Programming
Java For Artists: The Art, Philosophy, And Science Of Object-Oriented Programming
ISBN: 1932504052
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2007
Pages: 452

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