Getting Started with Java Programming: a Guide to Task-Based Learning

This book is suitable for beginners of the Java programming language. When getting started with Java, it's easy to get stuck in the embarrassment of complicated concepts and not knowing where to start. This book is positioned at Java program logic training. It explains knowledge points step by step by completing tasks, and finally completes task acceptance. The learning process is broken down by tasks, making the learning more purposeful. Each task is unfolded with the main line of task description → goal → task clue → task implementation → acceptance criteria → problem summary → extended reading. Clue learning becomes the key point for task completion, allowing readers to learn Java program logic introductoryly during the completion of specific tasks. In addition to gaining knowledge, they can also understand the business content and intuitively experience the process of the program solving practical problems. This book uses IDEA, which is currently highly used in the industry, as a development tool. Each task is equipped with a video explaining important knowledge points. It also provides a complete source code that can be downloaded for free for readers to refer to and learn.