Java Programming Fundamentals (6th Edition)

Name: Java Programming Fundamentals (6th Edition)
ISBN: 9787302515517

Chen Guojun / Chen Lei / Li Meisheng / Liu Yang / Xian Zhengzheng / Liu QiulianTsinghua University Press2019

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Word count: 690K words
Chapters: 18
Series: Planning Textbooks for Information Management and Information Systems in Chinese Higher Education
ISBN: 9787302515517

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Summary

This is the 6th edition of Java Programming Fundamentals in Tsinghua University Press's "Planning Textbooks for Information Management and Information Systems in Chinese Higher Education," written by six university teachers including Chen Guojun and revised from the 5th edition in light of Java's development and frontline teaching feedback. The book has 18 chapters arranged as "language basics—object orientation—advanced features—interface and application development": Chapters 1 and 2 introduce Java's features, setting up the development environment, and the runtime mechanism; Chapters 3 to 5 cover basic syntax, data types, operators, flow control, and arrays and strings; Chapters 6 to 8 systematically explain classes and objects, class characteristics, inheritance, abstract classes, interfaces, and enums, the core of the book; Chapters 9 to 11 cover exception handling, input/output and file processing, and multithreading; Chapter 12 explains generics and container classes; Chapter 13 introduces annotations, reflection, inner classes, anonymous inner classes, and Lambda expressions; Chapters 14 and 15 explain graphical interface layout and event handling; Chapters 16 to 18 extend to drawing and animation, database programming, and network programming. This edition adds annotations, reflection, and Lambda expressions, removes applet design, rewrites examples for newer JDK versions, and uses JavaFX for the interface chapters. Examples are largely drawn from common beginner problems and explain "why it is designed this way," making the book suitable for both classroom and self-study.

Editor's review

这是清华大学出版社“Java程序设计基础”系列的第6版，自2006年首次面市以来长期被高校选用，第3版曾获中国书刊发行业协会“全行业优秀畅销教材”称号，说明其内容结构经受了多轮课堂检验。本版的优点在于体系完整而层次清晰：前五章打语法地基，第六到八章集中攻克面向对象这一初学者最容易卡住的门槛，随后依次进入异常、IO、多线程、泛型容器，再到注解反射与Lambda，最后落到图形界面、数据库与网络编程，学完能写出一套有界面、能连数据、可通信的小程序。作者把抽象概念拆成“先讲原理、再给实例”的方式呈现，例题围绕初学者最常遇到的问题设计，配合课后练习与配套课件、源码资源，适合教师组织教学，也适合作为自学者循序渐进的主线教材。

Who it's for

A good fit for

计算机及相关专业本科生，用作Java程序设计或面向对象课程教材
准备转行或自学编程、需要系统打基础的初学者
已会写零散代码、想补齐多线程与容器知识的初级开发者
需要配套课件与源码组织课堂教学的高校教师

Not a good fit for

已有多年Java开发经验、只关注Spring等框架与高阶工程实践的工程师
希望直接学习Web前后端项目实战的读者
完全没有编程兴趣、只想看概念速览的泛读者

Reading tips

前三章务必手敲示例并配好JDK与IDE环境，环境跑通再往下学
第6至8章面向对象部分是难点，建议每章结束后自己重写一遍书上的类设计例子
第9至12章涉及异常、IO、多线程与容器，可结合小工具（如文件批量处理）做练习
第14至18章可选学，按兴趣挑图形界面、数据库或网络方向各做一个完整小程序

About the publisher

Tsinghua University Press China · Founded in 1980

Founded in 1980, Tsinghua University Press has 57 titles in our collection, covering popular science, medicine, health, law, philosophy and social sciences. Representative works include medical popular-science books such as Cancer Truth: Doctors Are Reading It Too and New Knowledge on Cancer by Bo Luo (Li Zhizhong), legal titles such as Sunshine Is the Best Preservative: Express Delivery of Major Global Anti-Corruption Cases, and works like Qi Ge's A Brief History of Philosophy with Big Ideas and Liu Yunhao's From the Internet to a New Industrial Revolution. Its authors include science writers, medical researchers, the Renmin University of China anti-corruption master's class and university scholars, reflecting a publishing profile that balances academic seriousness with accessible reading. As public information is limited, this profile is based only on the titles in our collection.

Chapter 1 Overview of the Java Language
Chapter 2 Java Development Environment
Chapter 3 Java Language Basics
Chapter 4 Flow Control
Chapter 5 Arrays and Strings
Chapter 6 Classes and Objects
Chapter 7 Characteristics of Java Classes
Chapter 8 Inheritance, Abstract Classes, Interfaces, and Enums
Chapter 9 Exception Handling
Chapter 10 Java Input/Output and File Processing
Chapter 11 Multithreading
Chapter 12 Generics and Container Classes
Chapter 13 Annotations, Reflection, Inner Classes, Anonymous Inner Classes, and Lambda Expressions
Chapter 14 Graphical Interface Design
Chapter 15 Event Handling
Chapter 16 Drawing and Animation Programming
Chapter 17 Java Database Programming
Chapter 18 Java Network Programming

FAQ

这本书第6版和第5版有什么主要区别？

据出版社介绍，第6版在第5版基础上增加了注解、反射、Lambda表达式等内容，删去了小程序设计部分，例题按较新的JDK版本重写，图形界面例题改用JavaFX架构，整体更贴近当前教学需求。

零基础、没学过任何编程语言能读吗？

可以。本书从Java语言概述和开发环境搭建讲起，语法部分按数据类型、流程控制、数组顺序展开，例题以初学者常见问题为主，属于入门级教材；但需要读者具备基本的计算机操作能力。

学完这本书能达到什么水平？

能掌握Java基本语法与面向对象编程，理解异常、IO、多线程、泛型容器等核心机制，并能完成带图形界面、数据库访问和网络通信的课程级小程序，为后续学习框架打下基础。

这本书有配套的实验指导或课件吗？

清华大学出版社为该系列提供PPT课件与例题源码等教学资源（一般面向教师申请），该系列也有配套实验指导书，具体版本请以出版社当前在售书目为准。

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About the author

Chen Lei Author · China · 1984

Chen Lei was born on December 11, 1984, in Fuzhou, Jiangxi Province, and graduated from Northwestern Polytechnical University. He previously worked as an automobile designer. Known by the pen names "Erhunzi" and "Hunzige," he founded the WeChat account "Hunziyue" in 2014, using comics to explain knowledge and establishing a light, humorous style of popular science. He later founded Hunzhi Culture. The library holds 23 of his works, spanning a wide range of subjects: the popular Half-Hour Comic series, which uses comics to organize knowledge; works on art and theory such as The Art of Screenwriting and The Art World of Hayao Miyazaki; foreign literature and documentary titles such as The Happy Prince, She Is a Survivor, and We, the Drowned; and technical titles such as The Authoritative Guide to Software R&D Efficiency. His writing is characterized by a combination of text and images and a brisk narrative style, bridging knowledge popularization and general reading.

Liu Yang Author · China · 1986

Liu Yang, born in 1986 in Neijiang, Sichuan, is a Chinese science fiction writer. He holds a PhD in condensed matter physics from Beijing Normal University and is currently an associate professor in the Department of Chinese Language and Literature at Chongqing University. He began publishing science fiction in 2012. His major works include the novels Mars Orphans, City in the Well and The Crack, as well as the short story collections Perfect Doomsday, Honeycomb and Wings of Flowing Light. He has won the Chinese Science Fiction Nebula Award several times. Beyond science fiction, the library also includes his works in law, computing, applied psychology, fashion and succulent plants, such as the 44th edition of A General Introduction to German Civil Law, Practical Federated Learning and several introductory books on succulents, showing interests that span the sciences and humanities. Public information is limited; his science fiction writing often draws on his scientific background and balances expertise with accessibility.