Internet programming - Lecture Notes, Study Materials and Important questions answers

Internet Programming Lecture Notes, Study Materials and Important questions answers

Subject : Internet Programming JAVA PROGRAMMING WEBSITES BASICS HTML 5 CSS 3 WEB 2 0 CLIENT SIDE AND SERVER SIDE PROGRAMMING PHP and XML INTRODUCTION TO AJAX and WEB SERVICES The Complete Reference Java by Herbert Schildt Part I The Java Language Chpter 1 The History and Evolution of Java 1.

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The History and Evolution of Java - Answer (click here) Java’s Lineage - Answer (click here) The Creation of Java - Answer (click here) How Java Changed the Internet - Answer (click here) Java’s Magic: The Bytecode - Answer (click here) Servlets: Java on the Server Side - Answer (click here) The Java Buzzwords - Answer (click here) The Evolution of Java - Answer (click here) Java SE 8 - Answer (click here) A Culture of Innovation - Answer (click here)

Chpter 2 An Overview of Java 1.

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An Overview of Java - Answer (click here) Object-Oriented Programming - Answer (click here) A First Simple Java Program - Answer (click here)

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A Second Short Program - Answer (click here) Two Control Statements - Answer (click here) Using Blocks of Code - Answer (click here) Lexical Issues - Answer (click here) The Java Class Libraries - Answer (click here)

Chpter 3 Data Types Variables and Arrays 1.

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Data Types, Variables, and Arrays - Answer (click here) The Primitive Types - Answer (click here) Integers - Answer (click here) Floating-Point Types - Answer (click here) Characters - Answer (click here) Booleans - Answer (click here) A Closer Look at Literals - Answer (click here) Variables - Answer (click here) Type Conversion and Casting - Answer (click here) Automatic Type Promotion in Expressions - Answer (click here) Arrays - Java - Answer (click here) A Few Words About Strings - Answer (click here) A Note to C/C++ Programmers About Pointers - Answer (click here)

Chpter 4 Operators 1.

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Operators - Answer (click here) Arithmetic Operators - Java - Answer (click here) The Bitwise Operators - Java - Answer (click here) Relational Operators - Java - Answer (click here) Boolean Logical Operators - Java - Answer (click here) The Assignment Operator - Java - Answer (click here) The ? Operator - Java - Answer (click here) Operator Precedence - Java - Answer (click here) Using Parentheses - Answer (click here)

Chpter 5 Control Statements 1.

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Control Statements - Java - Answer (click here) Java’s Selection Statements - Answer (click here) Java’s Iteration Statements - Answer (click here) Jump Statements - Java - Answer (click here)

Chpter 6 Introducing Classes

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Introducing Classes - Answer (click here) Introducing Classes - Java - Answer (click here) Java Class Fundamentals - Answer (click here) Declaring Objects - Java - Answer (click here) Assigning Object Reference Variables - Answer (click here) Introducing Methods - Java - Answer (click here) Constructors - Java - Answer (click here) The this Keyword - Java - Answer (click here) Garbage Collection - Java - Answer (click here) The finalize( ) Method - Java - Answer (click here) A Stack Class - Java - Answer (click here)

Chpter 7 A Closer Look at Methods and Classes 1.

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A Closer Look at Methods and Classes - Answer (click here) Overloading Methods - Java - Answer (click here) Using Objects as Parameters - Answer (click here) A Closer Look at Argument Passing - Answer (click here) Returning Objects - Java - Answer (click here) Recursion - Java - Answer (click here) Introducing Access Control - Java - Answer (click here) Understanding static - Java - Answer (click here) Introducing final - Java - Answer (click here) Arrays Revisited - Java - Answer (click here) Introducing Nested and Inner Classes - Java - Answer (click here) Exploring the String Class - Java - Answer (click here) Using Command-Line Arguments - Answer (click here) Varargs: Variable-Length Arguments - Answer (click here)

Chpter 8 Inheritance 1.

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Inheritance - Java - Answer (click here) Using super - Java - Answer (click here) Creating a Multilevel Hierarchy - Java - Answer (click here) When Constructors are Executed - Answer (click here) Method Overriding - Java - Answer (click here) Dynamic Method Dispatch - Java - Answer (click here) Using Abstract Classes - Java - Answer (click here) Using final with Inheritance - Java - Answer (click here) The Object Class - Java - Answer (click here)

Chpter 9 Packages and Interfaces 1.

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Packages and Interfaces - Answer (click here) Java Packages - Answer (click here) Access Protection - Answer (click here) Importing Packages - Answer (click here) Java Interfaces - Answer (click here) Default Java Interface Methods - Answer (click here) Use Java static Methods in an Interface - Answer (click here)

Chpter 10 Exception Handling 1.

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Exception Handling - Answer (click here) Java Exception-Handling Fundamentals - Answer (click here) Exception Types - Java - Answer (click here) Uncaught Exceptions - Answer (click here) Using try and catch - Java - Answer (click here) Multiple catch Clauses - Java - Answer (click here) Nested try Statements - Java - Answer (click here) throw - Java - Answer (click here) throws - Java - Answer (click here) finally - Java - Answer (click here) Java’s Built-in Exceptions - Answer (click here) Creating Your Own Exception Subclasses - Answer (click here) Chained Exceptions - Java - Answer (click here) Three Recently Added Exception Features - Answer (click here) Using Exceptions - Answer (click here)

Chpter 11 Multithreaded Programming 1.

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Multithreaded Programming - Answer (click here) The Java Thread Model - Answer (click here) The Main Thread - Java - Answer (click here) Creating a Thread - Java - Answer (click here) Creating Multiple Threads - Java - Answer (click here) Using isAlive( ) and join( ) - Answer (click here) Thread Priorities - Java - Answer (click here) Synchronization - Java - Answer (click here) Interthread Communication - Answer (click here) Suspending, Resuming, and Stopping Threads - Answer (click here) Obtaining A Thread’s State - Answer (click here)

Chpter 12 Enumerations Autoboxing and Annotations Metadata 1.

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Enumerations - Java - Answer (click here) Type Wrappers - Java - Answer (click here) Autoboxing - Java - Answer (click here) Annotations (Metadata) - Answer (click here) Type Annotations - Answer (click here) Repeating Annotations - Java - Answer (click here)

Chpter 13 IO Applets and Other Topics 1.

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I/O, Applets, and Other Topics - Answer (click here) I/O Basics - Java - Answer (click here) Reading Console Input - Java - Answer (click here) Writing Console Output - Java - Answer (click here) The PrintWriter Class - Java - Answer (click here) Reading and Writing Files - Java - Answer (click here) Automatically Closing a File - java - Answer (click here) Applet Fundamentals - Answer (click here) The transient and volatile Modifiers - Java - Answer (click here) Using instanceof - Java - Answer (click here) strictfp - Java - Answer (click here) Native Methods - Java - Answer (click here) Problems with Native Methods - Answer (click here) Using assert - Java - Answer (click here) Static Import - Java - Answer (click here) Invoking Overloaded Constructors Through this( ) - Answer (click here) Compact API Profiles - Java - Answer (click here)

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Generics - Answer (click here) What Are Generics? - Answer (click here) A Simple Generics Example - Answer (click here) A Generic Class with Two Type Parameters - Answer (click here) The General Form of a Generic Class - Answer (click here) Bounded Types - Answer (click here) Using Wildcard Arguments - Answer (click here) Creating a Generic Method - Answer (click here)

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Generic Interfaces - Java - Answer (click here) Raw Types and Legacy Code - Java - Answer (click here) Generic Class Hierarchies - Java - Answer (click here) Type Inference with Generics - Java - Answer (click here) Erasure - Java - Answer (click here) Ambiguity Errors - Java - Answer (click here) Some Generic Restrictions - Java - Answer (click here)

Chpter 15 Lambda Expressions 1.

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Lambda Expressions - Answer (click here) Introducing Lambda Expressions - Answer (click here) Block Lambda Expressions - Answer (click here) Generic Functional Interfaces - Answer (click here) Passing Lambda Expressions as Arguments - Answer (click here) Lambda Expressions and Exceptions - Answer (click here) Lambda Expressions and Variable Capture - Answer (click here) Method References - Lambda Expressions - Answer (click here) Constructor References - Java Lambda Expressions - Answer (click here) Predefined Functional Interfaces - Answer (click here)

Part II The Java Library Chpter 16 String Handling 1.

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String Handling - Answer (click here) The String Constructors - Answer (click here) String Length - Java - Answer (click here) Special String Operations - Java - Answer (click here) Character Extraction - Java - Answer (click here) String Comparison - Java - Answer (click here) Searching Strings - Java - Answer (click here) Modifying a String - Java - Answer (click here) Data Conversion Using valueOf( ) - Java - Answer (click here) Changing the Case of Characters Within a String - Java - Answer (click here)

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Joining Strings - Java - Answer (click here) Additional String Methods - Answer (click here) StringBuffer - Java - Answer (click here)

Chpter 17 Exploring java lang

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Exploring java.lang - Answer (click here) Primitive Type Wrappers - Exploring java.lang - Answer (click here) Void and Process - Answer (click here) Runtime - Answer (click here) ProcessBuilder - Answer (click here) System - java.lang - Answer (click here) Using clone( ) and the Cloneable Interface - Answer (click here) Class - java.lang - Answer (click here) Math - java.lang - Answer (click here) Thread, ThreadGroup, and Runnable - java.lang - Answer (click here) Package, StackTraceElement, Enum - java.lang - Answer (click here) Interface - java.lang - Answer (click here) The java.lang Subpackages - Answer (click here)

Chpter 18 java util Part 1 The Collections Framework 1.

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java.util : The Collections Framework - Answer (click here) java.util Collections Overview - Answer (click here) JDK 5 Changed the Collections Framework - Answer (click here) The Collection Interfaces - java.util - Answer (click here) The Collection Classes - java.util - Answer (click here) Accessing a Collection via an Iterator - java.util - Answer (click here) Spliterators - Java - Answer (click here) Storing User-Defined Classes in Collections - Answer (click here) The RandomAccess Interface - Java - Answer (click here) Working with Maps - java.util - Answer (click here) Comparators - java.util - Answer (click here) The Collection Algorithms - java.util - Answer (click here) Arrays - java.util - Answer (click here) The Legacy Classes and Interfaces - java.util - Answer (click here) Parting Thoughts on Collections - java.util - Answer (click here)

Chpter 19 java util Part 2 More Utility Classes 1.

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java.util : More Utility Classes - Answer (click here) StringTokenizer - java.util - Answer (click here) BitSet - java.util - Answer (click here) Optional, OptionalDouble, OptionalInt, and OptionalLong - Java Answer (click here)

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GregorianCalendar - java.util - Answer (click here) TimeZone, SimpleTimeZone - java.util - Answer (click here) Locale - java.util - Answer (click here) Random - java.util - Answer (click here) Observable - java.util - Answer (click here) Timer and TimerTask - java.util - Answer (click here) Currency - java.util - Answer (click here) Formatter - java.util - Answer (click here) Scanner - java.util - Answer (click here) The ResourceBundle, ListResourceBundle, and PropertyResourceBundle Java Classes - Answer (click here) Miscellaneous Java Utility Classes and Interfaces - Answer (click here) The java.util Subpackages - Answer (click here)

Chpter 20 Input Output Exploring java io 1.

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Input/Output: Exploring java.io - Answer (click here) The I/O Classes and Interfaces - java.io - Answer (click here) File - java.io - Answer (click here) The AutoCloseable, Closeable, and Flushable Interfaces - Java - Answer (click here)

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I/O Exceptions - java.io - Answer (click here) Two Ways to Close a Stream - java.io - Answer (click here) The Stream Classes - java.io - Answer (click here) The Byte Streams - java.io - Answer (click here) The Character Streams - java.io - Answer (click here) The Console Class - java.io - Answer (click here) Serialization - java.io - Answer (click here) Stream Benefits - java.io - Answer (click here)

Chpter 21 Exploring NIO 1.

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Exploring NIO - Answer (click here) The NIO Classes and NIO Fundamentals - Answer (click here) Enhancements Added to NIO by JDK 7 - Answer (click here) Using the NIO System - Answer (click here) Use NIO for Channel-Based I/O - Answer (click here) Use NIO for Stream-Based I/O - Answer (click here) Use NIO for Path and File System Operations - Answer (click here) Pre-JDK 7 Channel-Based Examples - Answer (click here)

Chpter 22 Networking 1.

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Networking - Answer (click here) The Networking Classes and Interfaces - Java - Answer (click here) InetAddress - Java - Answer (click here) Inet4Address and Inet6Address - Answer (click here) TCP/IP Client Sockets - Java - Answer (click here) URL - Java Networking - Answer (click here) URLConnection - Java Networking - Answer (click here) HttpURLConnection - Java Networking - Answer (click here) TCP/IP Server Sockets - Java Networking - Answer (click here) Datagrams - Java Networking - Answer (click here)

Chpter 23 The Applet Class 1.

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The Applet Class - Answer (click here) Two Types of Applets - Answer (click here) Applet Basics - Answer (click here) Applet Architecture - Answer (click here) An Applet Skeleton - Answer (click here) Simple Applet Display Methods - Answer (click here) Requesting Repainting - The Applet Class - Answer (click here) Using the Status Window - The Applet Class - Answer (click here) The HTML APPLET Tag - Answer (click here) Passing Parameters to Applets - Answer (click here) getDocumentBase( ) and getCodeBase( ) - The Applet Class - Answer (click here)

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Event Handling - Answer (click here) The Delegation Event Model - Java - Answer (click here) Event Classes - Java - Answer (click here) The KeyEvent Class - Java - Answer (click here) Sources of Events - Java - Answer (click here) Event Listener Interfaces - Java - Answer (click here) Using the Delegation Event Model - Java - Answer (click here) Adapter Classes - Java - Answer (click here) Inner Classes - Java - Answer (click here)

Chpter 25 Introducing the AWT Working with Windows Graphics and Text 1.

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Window Fundamentals - AWT Classes - Answer (click here) Working with Frame Windows - AWT Classes - Answer (click here) Creating a Frame Window in an AWT-Based Applet - Answer (click here) Creating a Windowed Program - Answer (click here) Introducing Graphics - AWT Classes - Answer (click here) Working with Color - AWT Java - Answer (click here) Setting the Paint Mode - AWT Java - Answer (click here) Working with Fonts - AWT Java - Answer (click here) Managing Text Output Using FontMetrics - AWT Java - Answer (click here)

Chpter 26 Using AWT Controls Layout Managers and Menus 1.

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Using AWT Controls, Layout Managers, and Menus - Answer (click here) AWT Control Fundamentals - Answer (click here) Labels - AWT Controls - Answer (click here) Using Buttons - AWT Controls - Answer (click here) Applying Check Boxes - AWT Controls - Answer (click here) CheckboxGroup - AWT Controls - Answer (click here) Choice Controls - AWT Controls - Answer (click here) Using Lists - AWT Controls - Answer (click here) Managing Scroll Bars - AWT Controls - Answer (click here) Using a TextField - AWT Controls - Answer (click here) Using a TextArea - AWT Controls - Answer (click here) Understanding Layout Managers - AWT - Answer (click here) Menu Bars and Menus - AWT - Answer (click here) Dialog Boxes - AWT - Answer (click here) FileDialog - AWT - Answer (click here) A Word About Overriding paint( ) - AWT - Answer (click here)

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ImageObserver - Answer (click here) Double Buffering - Answer (click here) MediaTracker - Answer (click here) ImageProducer - Answer (click here) ImageConsumer - Answer (click here) ImageFilter - Answer (click here)

Chpter 28 The Concurrency Utilities 1.

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The Concurrency Utilities - Answer (click here) The Concurrent API Packages - Java - Answer (click here) Using Synchronization Objects - Answer (click here) Phaser - Java Class - Answer (click here) Using an Executor - Answer (click here) The TimeUnit Enumeration - Answer (click here) Locks - java.util.concurrent.locks package - Answer (click here) Atomic Operations - java.util.concurrent.atomic - Answer (click here) Parallel Programming via the Fork/Join Framework - Answer (click here) The Concurrency Utilities Versus Java’s Traditional Approach - Answer (click here)

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The Stream API - Answer (click here) Stream Basics - Answer (click here) Reduction Operations - Java Stream API - Answer (click here) Using Parallel Streams - Java Stream API - Answer (click here) Mapping - Java Stream API - Answer (click here) Collecting - Java Stream API - Answer (click here) Iterators and Streams - Answer (click here)

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Regular Expressions and Other Packages - Answer (click here) The Core Java API Packages - Answer (click here) Regular Expression Processing - Answer (click here) Reflection - java.lang.reflect package - Answer (click here) Remote Method Invocation (RMI) - Answer (click here) Formatting Date and Time with java.text - Answer (click here) The Time and Date API Added by JDK 8 - Answer (click here)

Part III Introducing GUI Programming with Swing

Chpter 31 Introducing Swing 1.

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Introducing Swing - Answer (click here) The Origins of Swing - Answer (click here) Swing Is Built on the AWT - Answer (click here) Two Key Swing Features - Answer (click here) The MVC Connection - Swing - Answer (click here) Components and Containers - Swing GUI - Answer (click here) The Swing Packages - Answer (click here) A Simple Swing Application - Answer (click here) Event Handling - Swing - Answer (click here) Create a Swing Applet - Answer (click here) Painting in Swing - Answer (click here)

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Exploring Swing - Answer (click here) JLabel and ImageIcon - Swing - Answer (click here) JTextField - Swing - Answer (click here) The Swing Buttons - Swing - Answer (click here) JTabbedPane - Swing - Answer (click here) JScrollPane - Swing - Answer (click here) JList - Swing - Answer (click here) JComboBox - Swing - Answer (click here) Trees - Swing - Answer (click here) JTable - Swing - Answer (click here)

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Introducing Swing Menus - Answer (click here) Menu Basics - Swing - Answer (click here) An Overview of JMenuBar, JMenu, and JMenuItem - Swing - Answer (click here)

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Create a Main Menu - Swing - Answer (click here) Add Mnemonics and Accelerators to Menu Items - Swing - Answer (click here)

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Part IV Introducing GUI Programming with JavaFX Chpter 34 Introducing JavaFX GUI Programming 1.

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Introducing JavaFX GUI Programming - Answer (click here) JavaFX Basic Concepts - Answer (click here) A JavaFX Application Skeleton - Answer (click here) Compiling and Running a JavaFX Program - Answer (click here) The Application Thread - JavaFX - Answer (click here) A Simple JavaFX Control: Label - Answer (click here) Using Buttons and Events - JavaFX - Answer (click here) Drawing Directly on a Canvas - Answer (click here)

Chpter 35 Exploring JavaFX Controls 1.

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Exploring JavaFX Controls - Answer (click here) Using Image and ImageView - JavaFX - Answer (click here) ToggleButton - JavaFX - Answer (click here) RadioButton - JavaFX - Answer (click here) CheckBox - JavaFX - Answer (click here) ListView - JavaFX - Answer (click here) ComboBox - JavaFX - Answer (click here) TextField - JavaFX - Answer (click here) ScrollPane - JavaFX - Answer (click here) TreeView - JavaFX - Answer (click here) Introducing Effects and Transforms - JavaFX - Answer (click here) Adding Tooltips - JavaFX - Answer (click here)

Chpter 36 Introducing JavaFX Menus 1.

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Introducing JavaFX Menus - Answer (click here) An Overview of MenuBar, Menu, and MenuItem - JavaFX - Answer (click here)

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Create a Main Menu - JavaFX - Answer (click here) Add Mnemonics and Accelerators to Menu Items - JavaFX - Answer (click here)

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Add Images to Menu Items - JavaFX - Answer (click here) Use RadioMenuItem and CheckMenuItem - JavaFX - Answer (click here) Create a Context Menu - JavaFX - Answer (click here) Create a Toolbar - JavaFX - Answer (click here)

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Part V Applying Java Chpter 37 Java Beans 1.

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Java Beans - Answer (click here) What Is a Java Bean? - Answer (click here) Advantages of Java Beans - Answer (click here) Introspection - Java Beans - Answer (click here) Bound and Constrained Properties - Java Beans - Answer (click here) Persistence, Customizers - Java Beans - Answer (click here) The Java Beans API - Answer (click here) A Bean Example - Answer (click here)

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Introducing Servlets - Answer (click here) The Life Cycle of a Servlet - Answer (click here) Servlet Development Options - Answer (click here) Using Tomcat - Answer (click here) A Simple Servlet - Answer (click here) The Servlet API - Answer (click here) The javax.servlet Package - Answer (click here) Reading Servlet Parameters - Answer (click here) The javax.servlet.http Package - Answer (click here) Handling HTTP Requests and Responses - Answer (click here) Using Cookies - Servlets - Answer (click here) Session Tracking - Servlets - Answer (click here)

Internet and World Wide Web HOW TO PROGRAM by P J Deitel and H M Deitel Part 1 Introduction Chpter 1 Introduction to Computers and the Internet 1.

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Introduction to Computers and the Internet - Answer (click here) What Is a Computer? - Answer (click here) Computer Organization - Answer (click here) Machine Languages, Assembly Languages and High-Level Languages Answer (click here)

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History of the Internet and World Wide Web - Answer (click here) World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) - Answer (click here) Web 2.0 - Answer (click here) Personal, Distributed and Client/Server Computing - Answer (click here) Hardware Trends - Answer (click here) Key Software Trend: Object Technology - Answer (click here) JavaScript: Object-Based Scripting for the Web - Answer (click here) Browser Portability - Answer (click here) C, C++ and Java - Answer (click here) BASIC, Visual Basic, Visual C++, C# and .NET - Answer (click here) Software Technologies - Answer (click here) Notes about Internet & World Wide Web How to Program, 4/e - Answer (click here)

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Connecting to the Internet - Web Browser - Answer (click here) Internet Explorer 7 and Firefox 2 Features - Answer (click here) Customizing Browser Settings - Answer (click here) Searching the Internet - Answer (click here) Keeping Track of Your Favorite Sites - Answer (click here) File Transfer Protocol (FTP) - Answer (click here) Online Help - Answer (click here) Dive Into Web 2.0 - Answer (click here)

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Dive Into Web 2.0 - Answer (click here) What Is Web 2.0? - Answer (click here) Search - Answer (click here) Content Networks and User-Generated Content - Answer (click here) Blogging - Answer (click here) Social Networking - Answer (click here) Social Media - Answer (click here) Tagging - Answer (click here) Social Bookmarking - Answer (click here) Software Development - Answer (click here) Rich Internet Applications (RIAs) - Answer (click here) Web Services, Mashups, Widgets and Gadgets - Answer (click here) Location-Based Services - Answer (click here)

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XML, RSS, Atom, JSON and VoIP - Answer (click here) Web 2.0 Monetization Models and Business Models - Answer (click here) Introduction to XHTML - Answer (click here)

Part 2 The Ajax Client Chpter 4 Introduction to XHTML 1.

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Introduction to XHTML - Answer (click here) Editing XHTML - Answer (click here) First XHTML Example - Answer (click here) W3C XHTML Validation Service - Answer (click here) Headings - XHTML - Answer (click here) Linking - XHTML - Answer (click here) Images - XHTML - Answer (click here) Special Characters and Horizontal Rules - XHTML - Answer (click here) Lists - XHTML - Answer (click here) Tables - XHTML - Answer (click here) Forms - XHTML - Answer (click here) Internal Linking - XHTML - Answer (click here) meta Elements - XHTML - Answer (click here) Cascading Style Sheets™ (CSS) - Answer (click here)

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Chpter 6 JavaScript Introduction to Scripting

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JavaScript: Introduction to Scripting - Answer (click here) Simple Program: Displaying a Line of Text in a Web Page - Answer (click here)

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Modifying Our First Program - JavaScript(JS) - Answer (click here) Obtaining User Input with prompt Dialogs - JavaScript(JS) - Answer (click here)

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Chpter 8 JavaScript Control Statements II 1.

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Chpter 9 JavaScript Functions 1.

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JavaScript: Arrays - Answer (click here) Declaring and Allocating Arrays - JavaScript(JS) - Answer (click here) Examples Using Arrays - JavaScript(JS) - Answer (click here) Random Image Generator Using Arrays - JavaScript(JS) - Answer (click here)

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Chpter 11 JavaScript Objects 1.

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JavaScript: Objects - Answer (click here) Introduction to Object Technology - Answer (click here) Math Object - JavaScript(Js) - Answer (click here) String Object - JavaScript(Js) - Answer (click here)

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Chpter 12 Document Object Model DOM Objects and Collections 1.

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Chpter 13 JavaScript Events 1.

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Chpter 14 XML and RSS 1.

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XML and RSS - Answer (click here) XML Basics - Answer (click here) Structuring Data - Answer (click here)

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Document Object Model (DOM) - Answer (click here) RSS - Answer (click here) Ajax-Enabled Rich Internet Applications - Answer (click here)

Chpter 15 Ajax 1.

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Ajax-Enabled Rich Internet Applications - Answer (click here) Traditional Web Applications vs. Ajax Applications - Answer (click here) Rich Internet Applications (RIAs) with Ajax - Answer (click here) History of Ajax - Answer (click here) “Raw” Ajax Example Using the XMLHttpRequest Object - Answer (click here)

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Using XML and the DOM - Answer (click here) Creating a Full-Scale Ajax-Enabled Application - Answer (click here) Dojo Toolkit - Answer (click here) Adobe Flash CS3 - Answer (click here)

Part 3 Rich Internet Application Client Technologies Chpter 16 Adobe Flash CS3 1.

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Adobe Flash CS3 - Answer (click here) Flash Movie Development - Answer (click here) Learning Flash with Hands-On Examples - Answer (click here) Publishing Your Flash Movie - Answer (click here) Creating Special Effects with Flash - Answer (click here) Creating a Website Splash Screen - Answer (click here) ActionScript - Answer (click here) Adobe Flash CS3: Building an Interactive Game - Answer (click here)

Chpter 17 Adobe Flash CS3 Building an Interactive Game 1.

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Adobe Flash CS3: Building an Interactive Game - Answer (click here) Object-Oriented Programming - Answer (click here) Objects in Flash - Answer (click here) Cannon Game: Preliminary Instructions and Notes - Adobe Flash CS3 -

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Chpter 18 Adobe Flex 2 and Rich Internet Applications 1.

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Customizing Your User Interface - Adobe Flex 2 - Answer (click here) Creating Charts and Graphs - Adobe Flex 2 - Answer (click here) Connection-Independent RIAs on the Desktop: Adobe Integrated Runtime (AIR) - Answer (click here) Microsoft ilverlight and Rich Internet Applications - Answer (click here)

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Consuming a Web Service - Answer (click here) Silverlight Demos, Games and Web Resources - Answer (click here) Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 - Answer (click here)

Chpter 20 Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 1.

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Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 - Answer (click here) Text Styles - Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 - Answer (click here) Images and Links - Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 - Answer (click here) Symbols and Lines - Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 - Answer (click here) Tables - Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 - Answer (click here) Forms - Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 - Answer (click here) Scripting in Dreamweaver - Answer (click here) Spry Framework for Creating Ajax Applications - Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 - Answer (click here) Site Management - Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 - Answer (click here) Web Servers (IIS and Apache) - Answer (click here)

Part 4 Rich Internet Application Server Technologies Chpter 21 Web Servers IIS and Apache 1.

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Chpter 22 Database SQL MySQL ADO NET 2 0 and Java DB 1.

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Database:SQL, MySQL, ADO.NET 2.0 and Java DB - Answer (click here) Relational Databases - Answer (click here) Relational Database Overview: A books Database - Answer (click here) SQL - Answer (click here) MySQL - Answer (click here) Instructions for Installing MySQL - Answer (click here) Instructions for Setting Up a MySQL User Account - Answer (click here) Creating a Database in MySQL - Answer (click here)

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Chpter 23 PHP 1.

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PHP - Answer (click here) PHP Basics - Answer (click here) String Processing and Regular Expressions - PHP - Answer (click here) Form Processing and Business Logic - PHP - Answer (click here) Connecting to a Database - PHP - Answer (click here) Using Cookies - PHP - Answer (click here) Dynamic Content - PHP - Answer (click here) Ruby on Rails - Answer (click here)

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Ruby on Rails - Answer (click here) Ruby - Answer (click here) Rails Framework - Answer (click here) ActionController and ActionView - Ruby on Rails - Answer (click here) A Database-Driven Web Application - Ruby on Rails - Answer (click here) Case Study: Message Forum - Ruby on Rails - Answer (click here) Message Forum: Logging In and Logging Out - Ruby on Rails - Answer (click here)

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Script.aculo.us - Answer (click here) ASP.NET 2.0 and ASP.NET Ajax - Answer (click here)

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ASP.NET 2.0 and ASP.NET Ajax - Answer (click here) Creating and Running a Simple Web Form Example - ASP.NET - Answer (click here)

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Building an ASP.NET Web Application - Answer (click here)

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ASP.NET Ajax - Answer (click here) JavaServer Faces Web Applications - Answer (click here)

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JavaServer Faces Web Applications - Answer (click here) Java Web Technologies - Answer (click here) Creating and Running a Simple Application in Netbeans - Answer (click here)

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Session Tracking - JavaServer - Answer (click here) Cookies - JavaServer - Answer (click here) Session Tracking with the SessionBean Object - JavaServer - Answer (click here)

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Ajax-Enabled JavaServer Faces Web Applications - Answer (click here)

Chpter 27 Ajax Enabled JavaServer Faces Web Applications

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Ajax-Enabled JSF Components - Answer (click here) AutoComplete Text Field and Virtual Forms - Answer (click here) Google Maps Map Viewer Component - Answer (click here) Web Services - Answer (click here)

Chpter 28 Web Services 1.

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Web Services - Answer (click here) Java Web Services Basics - Answer (click here) Creating, Publishing, Testing and Describing a Web Service - Answer (click here)

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Part 5 Extra Chapter 3 Photoshop Elements 1.

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VBScript - Answer (click here) Operators - VBScript - Answer (click here) Data Types and Control Structures - VBScript - Answer (click here) VBScript Functions - Answer (click here) VBScript Example Programs - Answer (click here) Arrays - VBScript - Answer (click here) String Manipulation - VBScript - Answer (click here) Classes and Objects - VBScript - Answer (click here)

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Active Server Pages (ASP) - Answer (click here) How Active Server Pages(ASP) Work - Answer (click here) Setup - Active Server Pages (ASP) - Answer (click here) Active Server Page Objects - Answer (click here) Simple ASP Examples - Answer (click here) File System Objects - Active Server Pages (ASP) - Answer (click here) Session Tracking and Cookies - Active Server Pages (ASP) - Answer (click here)

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Chapter 26 Case Study Active Server Pages and XML 1.

Case Study: Active Server Pages and XML - Answer (click here)

Chapter 27 Perl and CGI Common Gateway Interface 1.

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Perl and CGI (Common Gateway Interface) - Answer (click here) Perl - Answer (click here) String Processing and Regular Expressions - Perl - Answer (click here) Viewing Client/Server Environment Variables - Perl - Answer (click here) Form Processing and Business Logic - Perl - Answer (click here) Server-Side Includes - Perl - Answer (click here) Verifying a Username and Password - Perl - Answer (click here) Using DBI to Connect to a Database - Perl - Answer (click here) Cookies and Perl - Answer (click here)

Chapter 28 Python 1.

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Servlets: Bonus for Java™ Developers - Answer (click here) Servlet Overview and Architecture - Answer (click here) Servlet Overview and Architecture - Servlets - Answer (click here) Handling HTTP get Requests Containing Data - Servlets - Answer (click here)

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JavaServer Pages (JSP): Bonus for Java Developers - Answer (click here) JavaServer Pages Overview - Answer (click here)

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e-Business & e-Commerce - Answer (click here) E-Business Models - Answer (click here) Building an e-Business - Answer (click here) e-Marketing - Answer (click here) Online Payments - Answer (click here) Security - e-Business & e-Commerce - Answer (click here) Legal Issues - e Business & e Commerce - Answer (click here) XML and e-Commerce - Answer (click here)

Chapter 33 Multimedia Audio Video Speech Synthesis and Recognition 1.

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Audio and Video - Answer (click here) Adding Background Sounds with the bgsound Element - Answer (click here)

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Web Accessibility - Answer (click here) Web Accessibility Initiative - Answer (click here) Providing Alternatives for Images - Answer (click here) Maximizing Readability by Focusing on Structure - Answer (click here) Accessibility in XHTML Tables - Answer (click here) Accessibility in XHTML Frames - Answer (click here) Accessibility in XML - Answer (click here) Using Voice Synthesis and Recognition with VoiceXML - Answer (click here)

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Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) - Answer (click here) World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) - Answer (click here) TCP and UDP protocols - Answer (click here) Uniform Resource Locator (URL) - Answer (click here) MIME (Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions) - Answer (click here) CGI(Common Gateway Interface) - Answer (click here) Environment Variables - Answer (click here) Introduction to SGML(Standard Generalized Markup Language) Answer (click here)

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Java basics - Answer (click here) Java - I/O streaming - Answer (click here) Java - Files object - Answer (click here) Looking up Internet Address - Answer (click here) Domain Name System (DNS) - Answer (click here) InetAddress Class - Answer (click here) Socket programming - Answer (click here) Client /server programs - Answer (click here) E-mail Client - Answer (click here) SMTP(Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) - Answer (click here)

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HTML - Answer (click here) HTML forms - Answer (click here) HTML Frames - Answer (click here) HTML Tables - Answer (click here) JavaScript - Answer (click here) Control Structures - Answer (click here) JavaScript - Functions - Answer (click here) JavaScript - Arrays - Answer (click here) JavaScript - Date, Array and Math Object - Answer (click here)

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Cascading style sheets(CSS) - Answer (click here) Collections all and children - Answer (click here) HTML - Event model - Answer (click here) HTML - Filters - Answer (click here) HTML - Data binding and control - Answer (click here) HTML - ActiveX control - Answer (click here)

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Server Side Programming - Answer (click here) Advantages and Types of Server Side programs - Answer (click here) Servlets - Answer (click here) Deployment - Answer (click here) Web Server - Answer (click here) HTTP GET and POST requests - Answer (click here) Session Tracking - Answer (click here) Cookies - Java - Answer (click here) Multitier Application - Answer (click here) JDBC drivers - Answer (click here)