Java Gently for Engineers and Scientists: Programming Principles Explained

Authors:
Judy M. Bishop;Nigel Bishop
Affiliations:
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Venue:
Java Gently for Engineers and Scientists: Programming Principles Explained
Year:
2000

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Abstract

From the Publisher:Java Gently for Engineers and Scientists aims to introduce programming through examples of problems that engineers and scientists may encounter. Some of these are numerical in nature, while others are concerned with handling data derived from a wide variety of sources. The whole of the Java language is covered, and the standard of programming is based firmly in the style of object-oriented, well-structured, readable, maintainable and visually attractive programs.