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Java by Dissection

by Ira Pohl and Charlie McDowell

Addison-Wesley ISBN 0-201-61248-8

Enlisting the best-selling dissection method, this title teaches programming techniques and presents the Java language using a sound and structured method. Working code is dissected with explanations to the student on each newly encountered programming element and idiom found in the code. The presentation assumes no programming background; both CS1 students and experienced programmers unfamiliar with Java will find a carefully structured presentation of the Java language and its key programming concepts.

Features

Assumes no previous programming experience
Teaches the mainstream language features of Java 2, including AWT and threads, while remaining the appropriate length for a one-semester course on the subject
Executable complete programs in every chapter are explained using the classic dissection method, a structured walk-through of the code
Simplified Input package allows novice Java programmers to use the language early on without advanced knowledge of the language
Common Programming Errors, end-of-chapter review questions, exercises, and summaries, as well as an Instructor's Manual with answers, make this an ideal text from which to learn and teach the material

Ira has also developed a general course outline for an introductory course in programming using this text.

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Charlie McDowell has notes with slides for teaching from the Java by Dissection book.

The first three chapters of Java by Dissection are available for free in eMatter form as Chapter 1, Chapter 2, Chapter 3. You can buy this book online through Barnes and Noble.

The Java code examples in the book are available in several forms. The code is arranged in directories corresponding to the chapters of the book. To get to the unpacked version for any system, or to get individual program files, you can use the FTP directory (www.cse.ucsc.edu/~pohl/JBD/). Files are also available in zip form for Windows users and compressed tar form for UNIX users.

More information and the source code for the tio package is also available.

Errata

Caveats: Some standard libraries may have been modified since this book was written and the function prototypes may differ from what is available on your compiler. Check your compiler vendor for the correct prototypes.

Notations: p425 means page 425
+8 means 8 lines from top
-7 means 7 lines from bottom

If you encounter errata in this book not listed here, please contact Ira Pohl via email at pohl@cse.ucsc.edu with your errata. You will be cited in the correction if you are the first to report it.

p4 (June Yoshiko Sison) Just after the table, change 'To execute step1, place the first number, 77, in the box pennies' to'...in the box price.'

(Corrected in eBook) (Correction submitted to AWL)

p 6 (Brian Chavez) line 6 change (0:100):'); to (0 to 100):');

(posted October 2001)

p11 (Charlie McDowell) We refer to www.JavaByDissection.xyz as the website at which you can obtain the Draw applet. There is no such website and the name of the applet should be MiniCalcApplet. The MiniCalcApplet in the book is consistent with version 1.2 of the JDK and it can be found in the FTP directory for the book in chapter 8 at

An additional version, for those of you who have only JDK 1.1.x, is available at http://www.cse.ucsc.edu/~charlie/java/jbd/MiniCalcApplet.html.

(Corrected in eBook) (Correction submitted to AWL)

p34 (Steffen Vissing Andersen) line 2 in the table: 99 ... 112 should be 99 ... 122

(Correction submitted to AW July 2001)

p35 (James Sears) line -10 The output is confusing. It would be better to replace the colon with the word 'to' so that

System.out.println('type price (0:100):');
should be
System.out.println('type price (0 to 100):');

p44 (Charlie McDowell) line -1, the -b +needs to be in front of the quare root expression as part of the numerator.

(Corrected in eBook)

p51 (Charlie McDowell) exercise 15, inreadChar() should be in.readChar()

(Correction submitted to AWL) (Corrected in eBook)

p56 ( Linda Beattie) lines 3-4 Tthe sentence 'Declaration statements start with a type and are followed by a comma separated by a list of variables' should instead read 'Declaration statements start with a type and are followed by one or more variables, separated by commas.'

(Correction submitted to AWL)

p82 - 83 (Vera Ta) Every occurence of println(...) that isn't System.out.println() needs to be changed to be System.out.println(). This occurs in the final else of the if-else example on page 82, in every case of the switch on page 82, and in the default case of the switch on page 83.

(Corrected in eBook) (Correction submitted to AWL)

p87 line 4, (Melissa Chan) 'executed' is misspelled as exeucted in the comment.

(Corrected in eBook) (Correction submitted to AWL)

p89 exercise 6, (Charlie McDowell) it should be a^2 + b^2 = c^2 not multiplication

(Correction submitted to AWL) (Corrected in eBook)

p91 (Charlie McDowell) (for next edition) change exer 22 to say

'Run the computation for 20 terms...' instead of 100. It has converged after 20 and the next 80 just confuse the issue by scrolling the important stuff off of the screen.

(Correction submitted to AWL) (Corrected in eBook)

p 98 (Brian Chavez) line -5 change i < k to i < howManyTimes

(posted October 2001)

p 106 (Brian Chavez) line -18 (in second bulleted item) Change

sum = smallest = biggest = item;

smallest = biggest = item;

(posted October 2001)

p108 (Richard Johnson) lines 6-8 are missing the line breaks shown in the output. It should read:

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System.out.println('nCount: ' + k + 'nMaximum: ' + biggest + 'nMinimum: ' + smallest);

(Corrected in eBook) (Correction submitted to AWL)

p135 (Charlie McDowell) exercise 1 remove the word 'following' so that it reads 'Rewrite the class Message from page 96 so that

(Correction submitted to AWL) (Corrected in eBook)

p137 (Charlie McDowell) exercise 17(just formatting) The letters a-g should be instead numbers 1-7 because the text refers to step1.

p152 (Steffen Vissing Andersenl) line 21 change //initial max value to //initial min value.

(Correction submitted to AW July 2001)

p160 (Steffen Vissing Andersenl) line