Doug Winnie

Essential Java for AP CompSci (eBook, PDF)

From Programming to Computer Science

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

Computer science has become a basic life skill that will impact almost every career, and it is a skill that anyone can learn. Whether you are going into a career or side hustle in business, technology, creativity, architecture, or almost any other field, you will find coding and computer science play a role. This book teaches you the essential skills for computer science using one of today's most popular programming languages, Java.

Each lesson is designed to be completed in about an hour, giving you a step-by-step process to learn over time and integrate into your daily workflow and schedule.

Whether you are a student starting out with computer science, or looking to reskill into a digital career, this text will help you dive into the fundamentals of programming and prepare yourself to jump start your journey into computer science.

Inside you will learn:

• The primary building blocks of programming using the Java programming language
Terminology and best practices of software development
• Object-oriented programming concepts
• Common-language definitions and examples to help drive understanding and comprehension of computer science fundamentals

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Apress
• Seitenzahl: 327
• Erscheinungstermin: 30. Juli 2021
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781484261835
• Artikelnr.: 62344786

Autorenporträt

Doug Winnie is director of learning experience at H&R Block, responsible for learning and development platforms supporting associates across the organization. Previously, Doug was principal program manager at Microsoft and LinkedIn leading the LinkedIn Learning instructor community, curriculum strategy for technology learning content, and as a member the Windows Insider team supporting educational and career growth for millions of Windows Insiders worldwide.Throughout his career and consulting with companies such as Adobe, PG&E, Safeway, HP, and the US Army, Doug has worked to help developers and designers through education, product management, and interactive development. Doug was honored with two Webby award nominations with projects for Industrial Light and Magic and has written multiple publications to teach beginners how to code. He is also an AP Computer Science teacher, teaching the next generation of developers. Doug lives in the Kansas City metro area and Palm Springs, California.

Inhaltsangabe

Sprint 01: Introduction.- Sprint 02: Setting Up The Java Jdk And Intellij.- Sprint 03: Setting Up Github.- Sprint 04: Programming Languages.- Sprint 05: History And Uses Of Java.- Sprint 06: How Java Works.- Sprint 07: Flowcharting.- Sprint 08: Hello, World.- Sprint 09: Simple Java Program Structure.- Sprint 10: Text Literals And Output.- Sprint 11: Value Literals.- Sprint 12: Output Formatting.- Sprint 13: Comments And Whitespace.- Sprint 14: Abstraction Of Numbers.- Sprint 15: Binary.- Sprint 16: Unicode.- Sprint 17: Variables.- Sprint 18: Math. Ugh..- Sprint 19: Math Functions.- Sprint 20: Managing Type.- Sprint 21: Random Numbers.- Sprint 22: Capture Input.- Sprint 23: Creating Trace Tables.- Sprint 24: Functions.- Sprint 25: Nested Functions.- Sprint 26: Functions And Values.- Sprint 27: Functions And Scope.- Sprint 28: Boolean Values And Equality.- Sprint 29: Simple Conditional Statement.- Sprint 30: Matching Conditions With The Switch Statement.- Sprint 31: The Ternary Operator.- Sprint 32: The Stack And The Heap.- Sprint 33: Testing Equality With Strings.- Sprint 34: Dealing With Errors.- Sprint 35: Documenting With Javadoc.- Sprint 36: Formatted Strings.- Sprint 37: The While Loop.- Sprint 38: Automatic Program Loops.- Sprint 39: The Do/While Loop.- Sprint 40: Simplified Assignment Operators.- Sprint 41: The For Loop.- Sprint 42: Nesting Loops.- Sprint 43: Strings As Collections.- Sprint 44: Make Collections Using Arrays.- Sprint 45: Creating Arrays From Strings.- Sprint 46: Multidimensional Arrays.- Sprint 47: Looping Through Multidimensional Arrays.- Sprint 48: Beyond Arrays With Arraylists.- Sprint 49: Introducing Generics.- Sprint 50: Looping With Arraylists.- Sprint 51: Using For...Each Loops.- Sprint 52: The Role-Playing Game Character.- Sprint 53: Polymorphism.- Sprint 54: Make All The Things...Classes.- Sprint 55: Class, Extend Thyself!.- Sprint 56: I Don't Collect Those; Too Abstract..- Sprint 57: Access Denied: Protected And Private.- Sprint 58: Interfacing With Interfaces.- Sprint 59: All I'm Getting Is Static.- Sprint 60: An All-Star Cast, Featuring Null.