Part II
Writing Your Own Java Programs
In this part . . .
In this part, you dig in and get dirty by writing some programs and finding out what Java really feels like. Some of the stuff in this part is specific to Java, but lots of the material is just plain-old, generic, computer programming. Here you concentrate on details — details about data, logic, and program flow. After you’ve read this part and practiced some of the techniques, you can write all kinds of interesting Java programs.
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