Java and Object Orientation: An Introduction (Applied Computing)

By John Hunt

Book Overview

A valuable reference for all students and professionals wanting to learn about Java and object orientation.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1852335696
• ISBN13: 9781852335694
• Release Date: March 2002
• Publisher: Springer
• Length: 484 Pages
• Weight: 1.91 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.1" x 6.7" x 9.6"

Customer Reviews

The same excellent book

I have bought the first edition and now the second. I also have other books written by John Hunt. His writing is as always clear, sharp and insightful. It shows through in this book too. Whereas some other bible books would need 1,000 pages, John can do with much fewer ones. And yet it can be much more far reaching. Teaching solid OO concepts while bringing the best out of Java, this book is a pleasure to read. So much that...

Best I've found.

I went searching through the library for a book to help with my software engineering class project and eventually found Java and Object Orientation. All I've got to say is this book is incredible. The writing is clear and to the point. Example code turned out to very helpful (and useful). This book really helped to understand not only how to design good object-oriented programs, but also how to design a good object-oriented...

Excellent

I had bought a number of Java books before this one and been left confused by Java. This book clarified everything for me and now I understand Java - Excellent

Has taken me from being a basic to an advanced Oo programmer

Object oriented programming was a difficult concept to understand after years of procedural languages. I was scared of being left behind and chose Java to take me into the 21st century. After flittering between several books I finally found John Hunt's book and am now making my living out of programming in this amazing and versatile language.

excellent! I'm a C programmer and this book helps

Taking Intro to OO Design this semester. We are using Java for project assignments. Found this in library, loved it (both Java and UML) and now I'm buying it.