Java Software Solutions, AP Version

Authors:
John Lewis;William Loftus;Cara Struble;Cara Cocking
Affiliations:
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Venue:
Java Software Solutions, AP Version
Year:
2003

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Abstract

From the Publisher:This book teaches beginners how to create well-designed software using Java and prepares them for both the A and AB advanced placement tests in Java. With a focus on object-oriented programming, teaching objects first and then writing classes, the authors identify the material, within an introduction to Java and a case study, that will be featured on the AP tests. Any student preparing to take the AP test in Java.