5 Loops - 5.1.Introduction - 5.2.The while Loop - 5.3.Case Study: Guessing Numbers - 5.4.Loop Design Strategies - 5.5.Controlling a Loop with User Confirmation or a Sentinel Value - 5.6.The do-while Loop - 5.7.The for Loop - 5.8.Which Loop to Use? - 5.9.Nested Loops - 5.10.Minimizing Numeric Errors - 5.11.Case Studies - 5.12.Keywords break and continue - 5.13.Case Study: Checking Palindromes - 5.14.Case Study: Displaying Prime Numbers - ch. 4 Mathematical Functions, Characters, and Strings - 4.1.Introduction - 4.2.Common Mathematical Functions - 4.3.Character Data Type and Operations - 4.4.The String Type - 4.5.Case Studies - 4.6.Formatting Console Output - ch. 3 Selections - 3.1.Introduction - 3.2.Boolean Data Type - 3.3.If Statements - 3.4.Two-Way if-else Statements - 3.5.Nested if and Multi-Way if-else Statements - 3.6.Common Errors and Pitfalls - 3.7.Generating Random Numbers - 3.8.Case Study: Computing Body Mass Index - 3.9.Case Study: Computing Taxes - 3.10.Logical Operators - 3.11.Case Study: Determining Leap Year - 3.12.Case Study: Lottery - 3.13.Switch Statements - 3.14.Conditional Operators - 3.15.Operator Precedence and Associativity - 3.16.Debugging - ch. 2 Elementary Programming - 2.1.Introduction - 2.2.Writing a Simple Program - 2.3.Reading Input from the Console - 2.4.Identifiers - 2.5.Variables - 2.6.Assignment Statements and Assignment Expressions - 2.7.Named Constants - 2.8.Naming Conventions - 2.9.Numeric Data Types and Operations - 2.10.Numeric Literals - 2.11.Evaluating Expressions and Operator Precedence - 2.12.Case Study: Displaying the Current Time - 2.13.Augmented Assignment Operators - 2.14.Increment and Decrement Operators - 2.15.Numeric Type Conversions - 2.16.Software Development Process - 2.17.Case Study: Counting Monetary Units - 2.18.Common Errors and Pitfalls - ch. 1 Introduction to Computers, Programs, and Java - 1.1.Introduction - 1.2.What Is a Computer? - 1.3.Programming Languages - 1.4.Operating Systems - 1.5.Java, the World Wide Web, and Beyond - 1.6.The Java Language Specification, API, JDK, JRE, and IDE - 1.7.A Simple Java Program - 1.8.Creating, Compiling, and Executing a Java Program - 1.9.Programming Style and Documentation - 1.10.Programming Errors - 1.11.Developing Java Programs Using NetBeans - 1.12.Developing Java Programs Using Eclipse - ch. Contents: Machine generated contents note: ch.
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