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Greg Perry
Teach Yourself
Beginning
Programming
in
24
Hours
SECOND EDITION
800 East 96th Street,Indianapolis,Indiana,46240 USA
Sams Teach Yourself Beginning
Programming in 24 Hours
Copyright ©2002 by Sams Publishing
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International Standard Book Number: 0-672-32307-9
Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: 2001094916
Printed in the United States of America
First Printing: November 2001
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Contents at a Glance
Introduction
1
P
ART
IStart Programming Today
5
Hour 1 Hands-on Programming with Liberty BASIC
7
2rocess and Techniques
25
3 Designing a Program
41
4 Getting Input and Displaying Output
59
5 Data Processing with Numbers and Words
75
6 Controlling Your Programs
97
7 Debugging Tools
111
P
ART
II Programming Fundamentals
131
Hour 8 Structured Techniques
133
9rogramming Algorithms
145
10 Having Fun with Liberty BASIC
171
11 Advanced Programming Issues
185
P
ART
III Stepping Up to Java
205
Hour 12 Programming with Java
207
13 Java’s Details
225
14 Java has Class
243
15 Applets and Web Pages
259
P
ART
IV Other Programming Languages
273
Hour 16 Programming with Visual Basic
275
17 Programming with C and C++
297
18 Web Pages with HTML
323
19 Scripting with JavaScript
339
20 Dynamic HTML and XML
351
21 .NET—The Future of Online Programming
371
P
ART
VThe Business of Programming
383
Hour 22 How Companies Program
385
23 Distributing Applications
405
24 The Future of Programming
419
P
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VI Appendixes
431
AGlssary
433
B Quiz Answers
449
C ASCII Table
463
Index
473
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