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Java Programming (MOOC Edition)

Rating 3.5
Word count
101K words
Chapters
129
ISBN
9787115515483

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Summary

Java is a widely used object-oriented programming technology in today's enterprises and a vital foundational technology in the Java EE enterprise development system. This book explains the basics of Java programming, the development environment, and development tools in a progressive manner. The book has 15 chapters. Chapters 1–9 cover the elementary part of Java, including an overview of the Java language, Java language fundamentals, control statements, arrays, object-oriented basics, inheritance, polymorphism, abstract classes, interfaces, packages and common APIs, and Java exception handling. Chapters 10–14 cover the advanced part of Java, including collection classes, input/output streams, multithreading, JDBC database programming, and network programming. Chapter 15 is a comprehensive project case study. All knowledge is introduced with concrete examples, with appropriate detail, so that readers can quickly master Java's object-oriented programming methods and design philosophy. Exercises and hands-on guidance are included at the end of the book for practice.

Editor's review

Co-published by Inspur Up and Posts & Telecom Press, Java Programming (MOOC Edition) is an introductory Java tutorial closely aligned with online learning. Rather than a simple digitization of a traditional textbook, it is structurally reorganized around MOOC teaching logic, emphasizing "learning and practice as one" and "instant feedback." Its core value lies in breaking the vast Java knowledge system into knowledge modules of moderate granularity and, through numerous cases drawn from real development scenarios and online exercises, guiding readers to build programming thinking through hands-on practice.

In terms of content organization, the book covers everything from basic syntax and core object-oriented concepts to advanced topics such as collections, I/O, and multithreading, with a clear structure and a reasonable progression. Particularly noteworthy is its comparative explanation of concepts that beginners easily confuse (such as interfaces versus abstract classes, and the implementation mechanism of polymorphism), accompanied by clear diagrams and code comparisons that effectively lower the barrier to understanding. As a "MOOC edition," its implicit advantage is its potential alignment with online courses; although the book does not mandate a binding to them, this design approach makes the self-study path smoother.

For self-learners, the book provides a clear progress management and achievement incentive system; for university students or trainees, it is an excellent supplement and practical manual beyond the traditional classroom. Its professionalism is reflected in its rigorous exposition of the Java SE specification, while its practicality runs through every code example aimed at solving a specific problem. Overall, this is a contemporary programming primer with a modern design philosophy, solid content, and a very "friendly" approach.

Who it's for

A good fit for

  • First-year computer science or software engineering students with no prior background
  • Self-learners who want to study Java systematically and prefer a structured online learning model
  • University students who need a companion reader to their classroom textbook, with an emphasis on practice and instant feedback
  • Working professionals seeking to switch into software development and start with Java

Not a good fit for

  • Experienced developers who already have a solid Java foundation and want to study the virtual machine or high-performance programming in depth
  • Readers seeking a practical guide to rapid framework application (such as Spring)

Reading tips

  1. Follow the chapters in order, and be sure to complete the exercises and programming practice after each chapter—this is key to consolidating knowledge
  2. For core chapters such as object orientation and exception handling, slow down and try writing your own variant code based on the book's cases
  3. Make good use of the book's modular structure: if you hit a bottleneck on a knowledge point, you can temporarily skip later content that is not strongly related and return to it after finishing the whole book

About the publisher

Posts & Telecom Press China · Founded in 1953

Posts & Telecom Press is known for its strengths in science and technology, computing, and information and communications titles, and has extended its publishing into photography, art, software learning, and inspirational growth, giving it a fairly diverse range. Its catalog includes computing and communications works such as Refactoring and Patterns (Revised Edition) and Huawei Switch Learning Guide (Second Edition), alongside bilingual collector's editions such as The Little Prince (Chinese-English-French illustrated collector's edition), The Great Gatsby, and Three Days to See. Beijing Ten Years: 1980-1990 and Ghost Blade: WLOP Personal Illustration Collection reflect its presence in photography and art. Its authors include Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, Helen Keller, Joshua Kerievsky, Wang Da, Zhang Zhaozeng, and WLOP.

Contents

  1. 版权信息
  2. 内容提要
  3. 前言
  4. 第1章 Java语言概述
  5. 1.1 计算机语言及Java语言的发展史
  6. 1.2Java语言的特点
  7. 1.3环境的安装、配置及测试
  8. 1.4开发第一个Java应用程序
  9. 1.5Java的运行机制
  10. 1.6Eclipse集成开发工具
  11. 本章小结
  12. 习题
  13. 上机指导
  14. 第2章 Java语言基础
  15. 2.1标识符和关键字
  16. 2.2常量与变量
  17. 2.3Java的数据类型
  18. 2.4运算符
  19. 2.5表达式
  20. 本章小结
  21. 习题
  22. 上机指导
  23. 第3章 程序的控制语句
  24. 3.1程序控制语句及其分类
  25. 3.2选择语句
  26. 3.3迭代语句
  27. 3.4跳转语句
  28. 本章小结
  29. 习题
  30. 上机指导
  31. 第4章 数组
  32. 4.1数组的概念
  33. 4.2一维数组
  34. 4.3多维数组(二维数组)
  35. 4.4Arrays类
  36. 本章小结
  37. 习题
  38. 上机指导
  39. 第5章 面向对象基础
  40. 5.1面向对象的基本概念
  41. 5.2封装
  42. 5.3对象的创建、使用、销毁
  43. 5.4构造方法
  44. 本章小结
  45. 习题
  46. 上机指导
  47. 第6章 继承
  48. 6.1static与final关键字
  49. 6.2继承
  50. 6.3this关键字
  51. 6.4super关键字
  52. 本章小结
  53. 习题
  54. 上机指导
  55. 第7章 多态
  56. 7.1多态概述
  57. 7.2内部类
  58. 本章小结
  59. 习题
  60. 上机指导
  61. 第8章 抽象类、接口、包和常用API
  62. 8.1抽象类
  63. 8.2接口
  64. 8.3包
  65. 8.4包装类
  66. 8.5String、StringBuffer、StringBuilder类
  67. 本章小结
  68. 习题
  69. 上机指导
  70. 第9章 Java异常处理
  71. 9.1Java异常
  72. 9.2Java异常处理
  73. 9.3自定义异常
  74. 本章小结
  75. 习题
  76. 上机指导
  77. 第10章 集合类
  78. 10.1集合类概述及其体系结构
  79. 10.2List集合
  80. 10.3Set集合
  81. 10.4Map集合
  82. 本章小结
  83. 习题
  84. 上机指导
  85. 第11章 输入/输出流
  86. 11.1文件处理(File类)
  87. 11.2输入/输出流概述
  88. 11.3输入/输出流的分类
  89. 11.4字节流
  90. 11.5字符流
  91. 11.6对象的序列化
  92. 本章小结
  93. 习题
  94. 上机指导
  95. 第12章 多线程
  96. 12.1基本概念
  97. 12.2创建线程的方式
  98. 12.3线程的生命周期
  99. 12.4线程调度和线程控制
  100. 12.5线程优先级
  101. 12.6线程同步
  102. 12.7死锁
  103. 12.8wait-notify机制
  104. 本章小结
  105. 习题
  106. 上机指导
  107. 第13章 JDBC数据库编程
  108. 13.1JDBC概述
  109. 13.2JDBC常用API
  110. 13.3使用JDBC进行事务处理
  111. 本章小结
  112. 习题
  113. 上机指导
  114. 第14章 网络编程
  115. 14.1网络编程基础
  116. 14.2URL
  117. 14.3Socket通信
  118. 14.4UDP编程
  119. 本章小结
  120. 习题
  121. 上机指导
  122. 第15章 综合实战
  123. 15.1项目背景及项目结构
  124. 15.2数据库的设计
  125. 15.3环境搭建
  126. 15.4系统源码结构
  127. 15.5系统功能
  128. 15.6 系统实现
  129. 本章小结

FAQ

Does this book need to be used with a specific online course?
As a "MOOC edition" textbook, its content is designed to be self-contained and can be used entirely on its own. Of course, if readers can find a matching MOOC course, they may gain additional support such as video explanations and online discussions, but this is not required.
Are the code examples and project cases in this book close to real-world applications?
Yes. The cases focus on illustrating concepts and solving typical problems rather than building complex systems. The code style is standardized, and the problem scenarios (such as student information management and simple file operations) are well chosen, effectively helping beginners understand how the knowledge points are applied.
What level can I reach after finishing this book?
After finishing the book and solidly mastering its content, readers will have established a complete Java SE knowledge framework, be able to understand object-oriented programming ideas, and use Java to skillfully solve small- and medium-scale programming problems, laying a solid foundation for subsequently learning Java EE, Android development, or gaining a deeper understanding of data structures and algorithms.

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Langchao Youpai is a collective author name used for Chinese computer books, and publicly available information about it is limited, with no clear explanation of its identity or background found so far. Three titles are currently known, all centered on introductory programming and front-end development: Java Programming (MOOC Edition), Web Front-End Development Technology (HTML+CSS+JavaScript) (MOOC Edition), and Web Front-End Development Technology (jQuery+Ajax) (MOOC Edition). Judging from the titles and common categories, these books are aimed at exam preparation and comprehensive computer studies, adopt a "MOOC edition" format, organize content alongside online courses, and emphasize the combination of basic syntax and hands-on practice. The writing proceeds step by step, using cases to introduce knowledge points so that beginners can follow along chapter by chapter. As the name appears to be a team signature, the writing style tends toward textbook standardization and is suitable for classroom teaching or self-study.

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Ji Zhonghong is an author about whom limited public information is available. What can be confirmed is that one work by this author is included in the collection, namely Java Programming (MOOC Edition). The book is an introductory Java textbook intended for teaching and self-study, and it is categorized alongside exam-oriented materials, indicating that the author's writing focuses on course support and examination needs rather than personal technical essays. Based on the available information, the content is organized around basic Java syntax, program structure, and hands-on practice, with a MOOC format that makes it convenient for readers to study on their own or follow along with a course; it is suitable as supplementary material for university courses or related examinations. Since the author's dates of birth and death, nationality, professional background, and academic experience cannot be verified, this profile makes no speculation and only describes the subject matter and purpose of the known work objectively, as a reference for readers when choosing books.

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Cui Ruijuan is a Chinese book author about whom limited public information is available; the identity details currently confirmable center mainly on one work she has written. Java Programming (MOOC Edition) is the only title by her included in the database and falls under the exam category. As the title suggests, the book addresses the learning and examination needs of Java programming, organizing its content in a format that pairs with MOOC courses and suits readers who need to study Java fundamentals systematically and prepare for related exams. Because information about the author's education, professional background, and research focus is not found in public sources, no speculation is made here; only the work itself is briefly described. The exam-oriented positioning of the book reflects the author's practical involvement in computer programming teaching and exam preparation materials, and it can serve as a reference for readers learning the Java language.

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Du Qifeng is an author about whom limited public information is available. It is known only that the author has one work, Java Programming (MOOC Edition). The book falls under the exam category and addresses the teaching and exam-preparation needs of Java programming. Judging from the subject matter, the author focuses on basic programming instruction and course-supporting materials, responding to the recent trend of MOOC-based teaching and blended online-offline learning in universities and training institutions. The phrase "MOOC Edition" in the title suggests that the content may be designed to work alongside online courses, making it easier for readers to study with videos and the textbook in parallel. No public information has been disclosed about the author's biography, education, or positions, so no speculation is offered here. Based on the available material, Du Qifeng's writing style appears to be textbook-oriented and practical, emphasizing clear organization of knowledge points and exam applicability; the book's influence lies mainly in providing Java beginners and exam candidates with a clearly structured learning resource.

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