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Elements of Object Oriented Program Design

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Elements of Object Oriented Program Design

Elements of Object Oriented Program Design

This note covers the following topics: From Scheme to Java, Java Mechanics, Java Data Types, Static Fields and the Singleton Pattern, Simple Graph Algorithms, Object-Oriented Data Structures, Graphical User Interfaces, GUI Programming.

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