Prerequisites

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Section 1.1 Prerequisites

This book assumes that you are already familiar with the Python

http://www.python.org

programming language. We will use Python as a starting point for our journey into Java

http://java.sun.com

. We will begin by looking at a very simple Java program, just to see what the language looks like and how we get a program to run. Next, we will look at the main constructs that are common to most programming languages:

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Data Types
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Loops
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Reading user input
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Conditionals
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Once we have the basics of Java behind us we will move on to look at the features of Java that are both unique and powerful.

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Classes
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Interfaces
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Collections
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Graphical User Interface Programming
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Generic Programming
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