Java language is a widely used network programming language. Now it has been used more and more widely. I believe that the majority of readers who are interested in learning Java know this. However, many books that introduce learning Java start from compiling Java applications. In fact, this is not the case. More from JavaApplet It is easy to master the Java language and is more suitable for teaching on the Internet. Here, we will lead readers to learn how to go from a novice to a preliminary master of JavaApplet in one week, and finally transfer to Java application development. Of course, it is impossible for everyone to master a language in a week, but we will try our best to give you a shortcut and a method to get started. In the design of this web page, I mainly use examples to illustrate the grammar and design methods. This will help give everyone a quick start.
The organizational structure of this webpage: This webpage is mainly divided into seven chapters, each serving as a seven-day course, and each day is a new content. Each chapter has key points, coupled with detailed explanations of examples, to give everyone a clear idea.
Day 1: The first Java Applet example, that is, every programming language has a HELLO example. I will introduce you to the basic knowledge of Java Applet, its connection with Java, its relationship with C, and what needs to be used. Development tools, the process of Applet running. etc……
Day 2: Introducing the basic data types, expressions, flow control, program components, and some other basic concepts of Java Applet, etc...
Day 3: Introduction to AWT components commonly used in Java Applets, including: buttons, radio selections, check boxes, labels, lists..., and their event response controls.
Day 4: Development of interactive Java Applet programs, control of mouse events, events generated by keyboard, etc...
Day 5: Thread development and design. Today's systems all support multi-threading, and Java certainly keeps up...
Day 6: The process of adding sound and images. Using images as the background will change the beauty of the program. Settings of font properties. …
Day 7: The relationship between Java Applet and database, and the process of using Java Applet to call the database
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