In this chapter, we explore the evolution of Java graphics. We will start with the basics of image manipulation with AWT, move to building windows with Swing, and conclude with the modern JavaFX platform and web architectures.
This chapter introduces Arrays, which allow us to organize numerous data elements under a single variable name, enabling powerful processing capabilities, often utilizing loops.
This chapter introduces Java Classes, which shifts our focus entirely to Object-Oriented Programming (OOP). OOP revolves around organizing data (fields) and operations (methods) together into self-contained software components called objects.
This chapter introduces methods, which are reusable pieces of code, sometimes called functions in other languages, that allow programmers to perform a specific task, often on an object.
This chapter introduces loops, which enable programs to repeat code block execution, and file I/O, which allows programs to store and retrieve data persistently.
This chapter introduces decision structures, which empower your programs to make choices and follow different paths based on specific conditions. This control over the flow of execution is a fundamental concept in programming.
In this chapter, we’ll explore into the basic building blocks of Java programs, including how to structure your code, display output, understand different types of data, and perform operations.
In this chapter, we discuss the essential background knowledge to get us started on our journey to learn programming with Java.
In chapter 00, we get our computers ready for Java.