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| Predefined Classes | UML Diagrams | Answers to Quick Checks | Compiler How-To | Source Code for Sample Programs | Additional Topics |

These predefined classes, "packages" in Java terminology, will let you get started without knowing too many details. 

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javabook This package contains the original classes used in the book. To install the package on your computer, you must download the zipped file, unzipped it, and place the files in the directory you designate. How to use the package depends on the compiler you use. Go to Compiler How-To for details. You can view the online documentation for javabook in the standard javadoc style by clicking here.

javabook javadoc

This is the documentation for the javabook package in the standard javadoc style. To view the documentation, you need to download the zipped file and unzip the downloaded zip file first. Double-click the file index.html. You can also view the complete documentation without downloading by clicking here. (One very small change was made on 8/16/00. The wrong header description for the OutputBox class was fixed.)

javabook2 This package contains the Swing version of the original javabook classes. The package is named javabook2. Everything you are able to do with javabook, you can do with javabook2. In addition, you will be able to do more with javabook2, such as placing different icons in dialog boxes. More...

javabook2 javadoc

This is the documentation for the javabook2 package in the standard javadoc style. To view the documentation, you need to download the zipped file and unzip the downloaded zip file first. Double-click the file index.html. You can also view the complete documentation without downloading by clicking here.

galapagos

This package contains the Java classes for Turtle Graphics. Although I did not incorporate any Turtle related topics in the main text, I ask to use turtles in several chapter exercises. At this point, I have only javadoc documentation for the galapagos package, but I plan to write a short tutorial soon. I hope the sample programs included in the zip file is enough for you to get started. You can view the sample programs online by clicking here. Note: the file is in PDF format and the color of the screenshots is lost when converting the original file into the PDF format. Sorry. You just have to run the programs on your machine to see the drawings in living color. 8-)

galapagos javadoc
This is the documentation for the javabook2 package in the standard javadoc style. To view the documentation, you need to download the zipped file and unzip the downloaded zip file first. Double-click the file index.html. You can also view the complete documentation without downloading by clicking here.

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