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1 Preface p. xv HTML p. 1 Introduction to HTML p. 1 Getting Started p. 1 The Structure of an HTML Page p. 1 HTML Basics p. 3 The Weather Forecast Page p. 4 Heading Tags p. 5 Horizontal Rules p. 7 HTML Tags for Chapter 1 p. 19 HTML Tips p. 20 Fonts, Colors, and Character Entities p. 21 Physical Style Tags p. 21 Logical Style Tags p. 22 The [left angle bracket]blockquote[right angle bracket] Tag p. 26 The [left angle bracket]font[right angle bracket] Tag p. 27 Combining the Font, Physical Style, and Logical Style Tags p. 31 The [left angle bracket]basefont[right angle bracket] Tag p. 32 Character and Numeric Entities p. 32 A Note on Fractions p. 35 Exercises p. 35 HTML Tags (In Alphabetical Order) p. 44 HTML Tips p. 45 Lists p. 46 Unordered Lists p. 46 The Pickle Recipe Page p. 47 The Type Attribute for Unordered Lists p. 47 The Unordered Lists Types Page p. 49 Nested Unordered Lists p. 49 Ordered Lists p. 51 The Favorite Movies Page p. 51 The Type Attribute for Ordered Lists p. 52 The Start Attribute for Ordered Lists p. 52 The Value Attribute of the [left angle bracket]li[right angle bracket] Tag p. 53 Nested Ordered Lists p. 54 Combining Ordered and Unordered Lists p. 54 Definition Lists p. 56 Anested Definition List p. 57 Exercises p. 59 HTML Tags p. 66 HTML Tips p. 67
2 Tables p. 68 Table Basics p. 68 The Color Table Page p. 68 The Literary Characters Page p. 69 Padding, Spacing, and Borders p. 70 A Miniature Buttons Page p. 73 The Muskrat Mounds Recycling Page p. 73 The Muskrat Mounds Recycling Page (Vertically Aligned Version) p. 74 Baseline Alignment p. 75 The Special Teams Page p. 77 The Football Numbers Page p. 78 The Cheese Head Survey Page p. 79 The Muskrat Mounds Hockey League Page p. 80 The Crossword Puzzle Page p. 82 Exercises p. 86 HTML Tags p. 96 HTML Tips p. 97 Links and Images p. 99 Protocols p. 99 Default Link Colors p. 100 Absolute Links p. 101 The Button Table Page p. 102 The Glossary Page p. 104 Images p. 106 JPEG Format p. 107 Obtaining Images p. 108 The Duck Carver's Page, Version 1 p. 109 The IMG Tag p. 110 Tiles with Seams p. 112 The Web Exercises Page p. 113 The Duck Carver's Page (Final Version) p. 115 Exercises p. 117 HTML Tags p. 118 HTML Tips p. 119 Frames and Images p. 120 Frames p. 120 The Frameset for the Basic Frame Page p. 122 Exercises p. 144 HTML Tags p. 148 HTML Tips p. 149 Cascading Style Sheets p. 150
3 Embedded Style Sheet Basics p. 151 The First Style Page p. 151 The Poem Page (Version 1) p. 152 The [left angle bracket]h1[right angle bracket] Style p. 153 The Style for the [left angle bracket]pre[right angle bracket] Tag p. 153 The Poem Page (Version 2) p. 154 The Class Attribute p. 155 The Font Class Page p. 155 Spanning Classes p. 157 Tag-Specific Identification Styles and Classes p. 158 The Fourth of July Page p. 159 The Fourth of July Page (Version 2) p. 160 The Fourth of July Page (Version 3) p. 161 The Term Paper Page p. 163 The Halloween Page p. 164 The Link Styles Page p. 166 The Holiday Colors Page p. 167 Exercises p. 169 Style Sheet Properties p. 171 HTML Tips p. 173 Javascript p. 174 Introduction to Javascript p. 174 JavaScript History p. 175 A First JavaScript Program p. 175 An Introduction to Objects p. 179 Three Little Boxes: The Alert, Confirm, and Prompt Windows p. 182 Event Handlers p. 187 A simple Mouse Handler Page p. 188 Exercises p. 190 Javascript Vocabulary p. 192 Arithmetic Statements p. 193 Mathematical Foundations p. 193 Parsing Numbers p. 197 The Number Object p. 199 The Let's Make Change Page p. 200 The Sales Tax Page p. 203 Practice Exercises p. 204 Javascript Vocabulary p. 208 Selection Statements p. 209 The if Statement p. 209 The Azalea Page p. 211
4 Test Data for an if Statement p. 211 The Azalea Page: Version 2 p. 212 The Azalea Page: Version 3 p. 213 A Note on Lexicographic Order p. 214 Logical Operators p. 216 A "Not" Page p. 217 The Test Grade Page p. 218 The Primary Colors Page p. 220 The switch Statement p. 221 Practice Exercises p. 224 JavaScript Vocabulary p. 228 Traps and Pitfalls p. 228 Iteration Statements p. 231 The for Statement p. 231 Walk-Throughs p. 238 The Factorial Page p. 238 Nested for Loops p. 240 The while Statement p. 243 The do...while Statement p. 249 Looping Pitfalls p. 250 Practice Exercises p. 250 JavaScript Vocabulary p. 254 Functions and Objects p. 255 JavaScript Programmer-Defined Functions p. 256 Local Variables p. 259 Calling Functions Within a Function p. 261 Programmer-Defined Objects p. 262 A Note on Parameter Passing p. 267 Exercises p. 268 Javascript Vocabulary p. 272 Arrays p. 273 Array Concepts p. 273 Preloaded Arrays, Simple Methods, and a Prototype p. 275 Adding Array Methods p. 276 New JavaScript (1.2) Methods p. 277 Sorting Numeric Arrays p. 280 The Sequential Search p. 281 Sums and Averages p. 284 Finding the Arithmetic Mean p. 285 An array of Objects p. 288 Exercises p. 291
5 Statistical Exercises p. 292 Forms and Form Elements p. 295 Introduction p. 295 The Form Tag and Object p. 295 The First Form Page p. 298 A Numeric Text Field Form p. 301 HTML Button Types p. 310 Select Lists p. 318 The Muskrat Mounds Survey Page p. 326 Opening and Closing Windows p. 327 Exercises p. 332 JavaScript and HTML Vocabulary p. 336 The String, Regexp, and Date Objects The String Object p. 337 Regular Expressions p. 342 The Date Object p. 350 Scrambled Words and a Shuffle Function p. 354 Exercises p. 361 JavaScript Vocabulary p. 363 Perl p. 364 Introduction to Perl: Web Basics and Scalars p. 364 Introduction p. 364 Obtaining Perl p. 364 A Perl Web Page p. 365 Creating and Running a Perl Web Script p. 366 Handling Syntax Errors p. 367 Scalar Variables in Perl p. 368 Single Quotation Marks and the Print Statement p. 369 A Here Document p. 370 Quotations for Command Interpretation p. 370 Numbers in Perl p. 372 Perl Arithmetic Functions p. 374 Strings in Perl p. 375 Exercises p. 379 Perl Tips and Vocabulary p. 380 Arrays, References, Hashes, and Iteration p. 381 Introduction p. 381 One-Dimensional Arrays p. 381 Iteration Statements p. 382 Built-in Array Functions p. 385 References p. 388
6 Two-Dimensional Arrays in Perl p. 391 Hashes p. 394 Creating a Hash p. 394 Removing Key-Value Pairs p. 398 Arrays of Hashes p. 401 Exercises p. 406 Perl Vocabulary p. 407 Urlencoding, Patterns, Text Fields, and Selection Statements p. 408 Introduction p. 408 The HTML [left angle bracket]form[right angle bracket] Tag, Revisited p. 408 Urlencoding p. 409 Perl Selection Statements p. 418 Perl Patterns and Regular Expressions p. 425 Exercises p. 434 Practice Exercises for Regular Expressions p. 435 Perl Vocabulary p. 436 Subroutines, Text Areas, Radio Buttons, Checkboxes, and Select Lists p. 437 Subroutine Basics p. 437 Text Fields and Text Areas p. 439 Radio Buttons p. 445 Checkboxes p. 449 Multiple-Select Lists p. 452 Single-Select Lists p. 454 Summary of Form Elements p. 457 Exercises p. 457 Multiple-Field, Forms, , Files, and CGI.PM p. 459 Introduction p. 459 The Computer Survey Page--Introduction p. 459 The Suggestion Box Page p. 471 The CGI.pm Module p. 475 The Opinion Poll Page p. 483 Exercises p. 491 Java p. 493 Introduction to Java: Applets, Primitive Data Types, and Text Fields and Areas p. 493 Introduction to Java p. 493 The First Applet p. 494 Java Language Characteristics p. 496 The Paint() Method p. 498 The First Name Page: Java Version p. 298 The Syntax of Java Methods: Unraveled p. 500 Primitive Data Types in Java p. 503
7 Arithmetic Operators p. 504 Character Conversions p. 507 Floating-Point Conversions p. 509 Boolean Conversions p. 512 The Textcomponent Class p. 514 Text Areas p. 516 The Math Class p. 519 Exercises p. 521 Selection and Iteration Statements, Buttons, and Arrays p. 523 Introduction p. 523 Selection Statements p. 523 Iteration Statements p. 530 Array Basics p. 538 Creating New Class Methods p. 543 Exercises p. 546 Layouts p. 547 Java's Layout Manager p. 547 The Flowlayout Manager p. 547 Using an Anonymous Layout Manager p. 548 Using a Named Layout Manager p. 549 The Flowlayout Class Methods p. 550 The Gridlayout Manager p. 550 The Borderlayout Manager p. 556 The Cardlayout Manager p. 557 Combining Layouts: The Hurricane Page p. 561 The Gridbag Layout Manager p. 566 Exercises p. 575 Colors and Fonts p. 577 Introduction p. 577 Color Basics p. 577 The HTML Colors Page p. 581 Java Fonts p. 583 Unicode Characteristics p. 590 Addendum p. 599 Exercises p. 600 Awt from Elements p. 602 Introduction p. 602 Checkboxes p. 602 Choice and List Classes p. 609 Scroll Bars p. 621 Exercises p. 626
8 Mouse Events and Graphics p. 631 Introduction p. 631 Lines p. 631 Rectangles p. 632 Ovals p. 633 Arcs p. 634 Rounded Rectangles p. 635 Images p. 636 Polygons p. 637 Polylines p. 640 Mouse events p. 642 The Pie Chart Page p. 650 Exercises p. 658 Swing Basics p. 665 Introduction p. 665 Swing Characteristics p. 665 Dialog Boxes p. 667 Borders p. 670 Text Fields and Text Areas p. 679 Button and Label Icons p. 681 Exercises p. 685 Swing form Elements p. 687 Introduction p. 687 Toggle Buttons p. 687 Checkboxes p. 690 Radio Buttons p. 693 Combo Boxes p. 701 Sliders p. 696 List p. 706 Exercises p. 712 Appendixes p. 1 Index p. 1 Table of Contents provided by Blackwell's Book Services and R.R. Bowker. Used with permission.
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