Programming and Problem Solving with Java

(^280) | Object-Oriented Software Design and Implementation ject. Thus we can combine Home, Work, Fax, Pager, and Cell Phone int ...

6.4 The CRC Card Design Process | 281 A scenario walk-through is intended to explore potential solutions to a problem. We ask a ...

(^282) | Object-Oriented Software Design and Implementation Figure 6.5 A Scenario Walk-through in Progress Book says, “I need to ...

6.4 The CRC Card Design Process | 283 Class Name: User Interface Superclass: Subclasses: Responsibilities Collaborations Find ad ...

(^284) | Object-Oriented Software Design and Implementation city, state, and ZIP code, and those are already on my list.” User I ...

6.5 Functional Decomposition | 285 Inheritance In walking through the scenario in which the user requests a business address, we ...

(^286) | Object-Oriented Software Design and Implementation Hierarchical Solution Tree Solve the problem Abstract Concrete Level ...

6.5 Functional Decomposition | 287 ments; they are concrete steps.Those shown in colored type are abstract steps; they reappear ...

(^288) | Object-Oriented Software Design and Implementation sophisticated steps. Functional decomposition provides a way to brea ...

6.6 Object-Oriented Implementation | 289 6.6 Object-Oriented Implementation Our design is now represented in a set of CRC cards. ...

(^290) | Object-Oriented Software Design and Implementation The responsibilities do not include any transformers, so an instance ...

6.6 Object-Oriented Implementation | 291 Internal Data Representation The first implementation step for a class is to decide on ...

(^292) | Object-Oriented Software Design and Implementation Julian Day Formula intRes1 = 2-year/100+year/400 intRes2 = (int) (36 ...

6.6 Object-Oriented Implementation | 293 implicitly take their associated object as an argument and have access to its fields. I ...

(^294) | Object-Oriented Software Design and Implementation public longasDigits() // Returns area code and number as a sequence ...

6.7 Packages | 295 a semicolon. By convention, Java programmers start a package identifier with a lowercase let- ter to distingu ...

(^296) | Object-Oriented Software Design and Implementation (^3) In addition to following the naming conventions, most Java syst ...

6.7 Packages | 297 Package Example If the class Phonemust be made available for others to use, we need to be sure that it has be ...

(^298) | Object-Oriented Software Design and Implementation outFile.println(" Yes."); else outFile.println(" No."); outFile.prin ...

6.7 Packages | 299 Why is putting a class in a package and importing the package a better strat- egy than putting the class in t ...