After completing Java: Creating Java Applets for the Web, the user should be able to:
| Store information in arrays |
| Create and describe objects |
| Inherit methods from other classes |
| Create an applet |
|
Storing Information with Arrays
| Creating and using arrays |
| Multidimensional arrays |
Creating Your First Object
| Object-oriented programming |
| Using objects |
| Understanding inheritance |
Describing What Your Object Is Like
| Creating variables and class variables |
| Creating methods |
Inheriting Methods from Other Classes
| Establishing inheritance |
| Creating a subclass |
Learning How Applets Work
| Standard applet methods |
| Putting an applet on a Web page |
Creating a Threaded Applet
| Catching errors |
| Handling screen updates |
| Starting the thread |
| Handling mouse clicks |
Sending Parameters to Applets
| Sending parameters from a Web page |
| Receiving parameters in the applet |
Using Fonts and Color in Applets
| Using the Font class |
| Using the Color class |
| Other ways to choose colors |
|
This course is distributed with
Exercises, with sample files, that allow users to practice in Java |
A file containing the text of the exercises |
Simulations that allow users to practice course skills, even if they don't have access to the Java product |
A Java glossary |
|