Chapter 7: Object-Oriented Programming in Java
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This chapter of
Core Web Programming (pages 248-297) explains the basics of
object-oriented programming as implemented in Java. Discussion
also includes explanations of javadoc, packages, and using the
CLASSPATH. If you are new to object-oriented programming, you may
want to look at some of the
more basic Java tutorials that cover object-oriented programming
in more depth than does CWP.
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