Putting the Java Language Together

Putting the Java Language Together - module J715

You've learnt the fundamentals of Java Ð the language itself, the structure of classes and packages, and also the use of the utility classes in java.util. Now it's time to put all the fundamental elements together in a complete example. This module is written as an exercise, with a completed sample answer.

This topic is presented on public course Learning to Program in Java

Examples from our training material

Area.java	defintion of an area of the UK
District.java	definition of a district of the UK
MF.java	Final example application
Multifinder.java	Full application
P3.java	Example object
P4.java	Object P4 definition
PF1.java	Sample extended class
PF2.java	Second example application
PF3.java	Third example application
PF4.java	Final lookup on data example, ignoring area v district distinction
Place.java	Solution - base class (abstract)
Placefinde.java	Solution - application class

Background information

This module is available under an Open Training Notes License for free download from http://www.training-notes.co.uk.

Topics covered in this module

Specification of requirement.
Design using abstract base class, extended to subclasses.
Place.java (base class), Area.java and District.java (extended classes).
Developing and testing.
Using these classes in multiple applications such as MultiFinder.java

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