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Concurrent Programming with Java
Lab Manual, Version 1.0, F. Astha Ekadiyanto,
2002.
In this Lab, a object oriented concept is given with Java Code implementation. The example may not cover all Java programming can do to support Object Oriented Concept, but may be considered adequate to give an overall introduction.
Many beginners may find it very difficult to grasp the idea behind an Object Oriented Concept and many tends to think more about how it is implemented in a programming language rather than learning to identify and define the entities (objects). Even some java programmers tends to leave the object's definition for others and use what ever provided by the Java API or other codes/class provided by other programmers. Definitely, this will limit the possibilities of developing solutions. Java programming is not just about building applications or applets or servlets or other -lets or user interfaces, but more about bringing into classes definition of how the real world objects operate and interact to each other.
Once you are able to think in the object oriented way, you may have the ability to bring into Java codes, even the most complex problem in the real world.