The book is written in very simple and easy language. The book is strictly in accordance with ISCE syllabus and can also be used by beginners to learn java.

The book is written strictly according to the syllabus prepared by council for the Indian school certificate Examination. However, this book will also help the beginner to understand the basic concept of java.

Java With a lot of Programming examplesÊ KEY FEATURESÊÊ - Covers the key concepts of Java Programming - Programming examples are provided to understand the concepts well - Designed to cover the syllabus of BCA, BSc-IT and Mater level Courses in Computer Applications - Step by Step instructions are provided to get more clarity on the topic - Covers Core Java along with some advanced topics of Java Programming DESCRIPTIONÊÊ This book has been designed in such a manner so as to make anyone understand the Java language, with a lot of practical examples implemented on the Eclipse platform. This book comprehensively covers all the concepts of Java, starting with the installation of Java and the usage of IDE for Java development and efficiently covers all required topics of Java language with some advanced concepts like JDBC and event handling in Java. WHAT WILL YOU LEARNÊÊ - Java Fundamentals with installation and configuration - Core Java with relevant programming examples - Important features of Java-like applets and multithreading - Event handling with graphical user interface components - Java Database Connectivity with some practical examples WHO THIS BOOK IS FORÊ This book is useful for beginner programmers having no knowledge of any programming language. However, programmers who have done some basic programming in C and C++, can easily reach some advanced concepts and move ahead with the advanced Java. TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Introduction & Installation 2. Basics of Java Programming 3. Object-Oriented Programming in Java 4.ÊPackages and Interfaces 5. Understanding Strings, Arrays and Wrapper classes 6. Exception Handling in Java 7. Multithreading in Java 8. Applets in Java 9. Input-Output in Java 10. Event Handling in Java 11.ÊJava Database Connectivity

Coding is easy with logical thinking. Programming is a very close relative of common sense and so virtually everybody has the capacity to learn to program. Developing a fertile ground for visualization of programming logic should be the prime focus for an absolute beginner and unfortunately this perspective is almost alien not only to most of the beginners but also among the teaching group as well. This book gives a chance to perfect logic building skills based on simple pictorial based exercises. This book can be treated as a supplementary text not only meant for students but also for the teachers or trainers who are looking for a resource that can create interest in programming, the very initial connection which a responsible teacher/trainer likes to establish before any advanced topic is to be delivered. This book is a medium of hope for those; Who is unaware of any approach to crafting any programming logic? Who had a hard time learning to program? Who had some experience in programming and yet still unconfident? Who carries the false notion that coding is only for super smart people? Who is looking for the 1st solid move to become a self-taught programmer? Who are victim of discouragement comments similar to the following; - Actually, you aren't interested. - You lack patience and determination.? - Your IQ is well below average. Programming is not about memorizing programming logic or downloading standard college/university level algorithms by practice in our mind, rather we need to understand the approach to solve a problem. Many novice programmers and many frustrated programmers ask a similar question which are as follows; How to develop logic-building skills? How do I learn to code? How to improve program logic? The Right Approach: So the rule of the thumb is, in order to learn to program language fast and properly, first learn to hack programming logic. So, initially building programming logic skills must be the foremost activity rather than concentrating more on the features/APIs of a programming language. I totally dedicated this technical manual to the beginner or intermediate students who are just tired of hitting hard on many places in order to become confident in programming. If you are among those who have limited time to learn to program, this is a guide that can serve you well too. Learning with simple picture-based problems or patterns surely helps in improving coding skills. If we apply the wrong logical condition, then the non-matching output will be generated. Learning in this way makes learning to interest and force us to put efforts & focused. So, in this way, it helps in logic building. It suits to most of the beginners/non-programmers and programmers with weak coding skills. This is not just a book but a sensible option to learn to program from the very minimal. Can you afford to miss the right way to learn program skills?

"Java Programming for ICSE Students" is a comprehensive guide designed to help students understand and master the fundamentals of Java programming. The book is tailored to meet the specific requirements of the ICSE curriculum, making it an essential resource for students preparing for their exams. Book Structure The book is divided into 15 chapters, each focusing on a key aspect of Java programming: Introduction to Java Programming: An overview of Java, its history, philosophy, and key features. It also includes a step-by-step guide to writing and running your first Java program. Setting Up Your Development Environment: Instructions on installing and configuring the Java Development Kit (JDK) and Integrated Development Environments (IDEs) like BlueJ, which is commonly used in the ICSE curriculum. Understanding Basic Syntax and Structure: Detailed explanations of Java's basic syntax, structure, and essential programming constructs. Variables and Data Types: A deep dive into different types of variables, data types, and how to use them effectively in Java. Operators and Expressions: An exploration of Java's operators and expressions, including arithmetic, relational, and logical operators. Control Flow Statements: An examination of control flow statements like if-else, switch, for, while, and do-while loops, with examples and exercises. Introduction to Arrays: Understanding arrays, their declaration, initialization, and usage in Java programs. Working with Strings: Methods for handling and manipulating strings, a vital part of many Java applications. Object-Oriented Programming Concepts: An introduction to the core concepts of object-oriented programming (OOP) such as classes, objects, inheritance, and polymorphism. Classes and Objects: Detailed coverage of how to create and use classes and objects in Java, including constructors, methods, and access modifiers. Inheritance and Polymorphism: Exploring the principles of inheritance and polymorphism, and how they enable code reuse and flexibility. Exception Handling: Techniques for handling errors and exceptions in Java programs to make them more robust and error-free. File Handling in Java: Methods for reading from and writing to files, a crucial aspect of many applications. Introduction to GUI Programming: Basics of creating graphical user interfaces (GUIs) using Java's Abstract Window Toolkit (AWT) and Swing. Advanced Topics and Best Practices: An overview of advanced Java topics such as multithreading, networking, and best coding practices. Detailed Chapters Each chapter provides in-depth explanations, examples, and exercises to reinforce learning. The book starts with basic concepts and gradually introduces more complex topics, ensuring a smooth learning curve for students. By the end of the book, students will have a solid understanding of Java programming and be well-prepared for their ICSE exams. Key Features Clear Explanations: Concepts are explained in a straightforward and easy-to-understand manner. Practical Examples: Numerous examples are provided to illustrate each concept. Exercises and Practice: Each chapter includes exercises to test understanding and reinforce learning. ICSE Focus: The content is tailored to meet the specific needs of ICSE students, aligning with the syllabus and exam requirements.

Java is a programming language designed for use on networks, in particular the Internet, and can also be used to write full-scale applications. It is based upon C++ and is very similar in its style and structure. Java Made Simple 2nd edition concentrates on getting the reader started and assumes no prior programming knowledge. Once the essentials have been mastered, it provides the confidence to go deeper into the language and broaden and develop invaluable programming skills.

This book is made for those students who have the will to work hard. Being a tutor, I have had my handful of experiences in helping students in their preparation for their board examination--both academically and mentally. Students need to understand the importance of the time they invest and how they use this time to prepare, as well. If they are set in the right mindset and don't fear failure, all it takes is a motivational path to get going. This book values your time and makes the most out of it. It helps you prepare efficiently while covering all concepts. This book deals with a good number of questions and answers which are required for students to understand the concepts of Java. The questions are designed based on the ICSE board pattern. You can also get 100% results when you follow this book.