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Chapter 3An Experienced Programmer’sIntroduction to JavaHere the reader is rapidly acquainted with the manner in which Java implementsthe OO (Object-Oriented) concepts. The language’s statements are unceremoniouslypresented. Much deference is paid to other texts in print andon the Web, since this is well traveled ground. We then present a simple sampleJava application that will be used throughout the rest of this introductory partas an example that can be easily built in all of the Java environments availablefor Linux.3.1WHAT YOU WILL LEARN• Java syntax and semantics for the familiar (to an experienced programmer)programming constructs.• How Java implements the OO: buzzwords of inheritance, encapsulation,and polymorphism.• How Java deals with the absence of C++-style multiple inheritance.51
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