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About the BookProgrammer's Guide to Java Certification: A Comprehensive Primer provides an extensive coverage of the Java programming language, with particular emphasis on its syntax and usage. The book is primarily intended for professionals who want to prepare for the Sun Certified Java Programmer Exam (Sun CJPE), but it is readily accessible to any programmer who wants to master the language. For both purposes, it provides an in-depth coverage of essential features of the language and its core Application Programming Interfaces (APIs). The book helps the reader to master all features of the Java language, and this mastering of the language can culminate in accomplishing the exam. It provides an extensive coverage of all the objectives defined for the exam by Sun. Since the exam objectives are selective, they do not cover all the essential features of Java. The book provides extensive coverage of additional topics that every Java programmer should master in order to be proficient in this field. In this regard, the book is a comprehensive primer for learning the Java programming language. About the ChaptersChapter 7, "Inner Classes," shows you how to write code to construct instances of any concrete class, including normal top-level classes, inner classes, static inner classes and anonymous inner classes. Ordering InformationSecond edition now available. For More Information
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About the AuthorKhalid Azim Mughal is an Associate Professor at the Department of Informatics at the University of Bergen, Norway. The University was one of the first to introduce Java into the curriculum (January 1997) and Professor Mughal was responsible for designing and implementing various Java courses. In his 18 years at the University, he has taught programming languages (Java, C/C++ and Pascal), Software Engineering (Object-Oriented System Development), Databases (Data Modeling & Database Management Systems), and Compiler Construction Techniques. Professor Mughal is the principal author of the book; responsible for writing the material covering the Java topics. Rolf Rasmussen is working on his thesis at the University, relating to Object Technology, Java, UML and the development of CASE tools. He has been responsible for developing the review questions and answers, the programming exercises and their solutions, the mock exams and all the practical aspects relating to taking the Sun CJPE. | |||||||||
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