Introduction to Programming in Java

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IntroductiontoProgramming in JavaAn Interdisciplinary ApproachRobert SedgewickandKevin WaynePrinceton UniversityO N L I N E P R E V I E W!"#$%&'(')!"*+,,, ,,,0425,67Publisher Greg TobinExecutive Editor Michael HirschAssociate Editor Lindsey TriebelAssociate Managing Editor Jeffrey HolcombSenior Designer Joyce Cosentino WellsDigital Assets Manager Marianne GrothSenior Media Producer Bethany TiddSenior Marketing Manager Michelle BrownMarketing Assistant Sarah MilmoreSenior Author Support/ Technology Specialist Joe VetereSenior Manufacturing Buyer Carol MelvilleCopyeditor Genevieve d EntremontComposition and Illustrations Robert Sedgewick and Kevin WayneCover Image: Robert Sedgewick and Kevin WaynePage 353 2006 C.

ics, physics, biology, or chemistry. Programming experience is not necessary, but also is not harmful. Teaching pro-gramming is our primary goal, so we assume no prior programming experience. But writing a program to solve a new problem is a challenging intellectual task, so students who have written numerous programs in high school can ...

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