How to do Object Oriented Programing?: Explaining and Illustrating Object Oriented Programming in Java. (Royal Programming)

Most books on Object Oriented Java concentrate on providing listings of available classes, interfaces and their features.This book is about going out and doing Object Oriented Programming. You get to know where the various options and features of Object Oriented Java fit in. Object, class, polymorphism, abstraction, constructor, toString, static, instance etc.This book goes beyond definitions and toy examples and actually puts OOPs to work.As before, the book contains concepts and code that go beyond frivolous examples and target students and developers who are working on real projects.The book contains the following chapters.Chapter 1 IntroductionChapter 2 Introduction to OOPSChapter 3 Beginning Object Oriented ProgrammingChapter 4 MethodsChapter 5 InheritanceChapter 6 Calling of Constructors and Methods in InheritanceChapter 7 The This Reference VariableChapter 8 PackagesChapter 9 Access ModifiersChapter 10 Abstract Classes and InterfacesChapter 11 LambdaChapter 12 Exception HandlingChapter 13 SerializationChapter 14 Inner Classes--- Instance, Static and AnonymousChapter 15 GenericsChapter 16 Garbage CollectionChapter 17 A Small ProjectWanted to write a few chapters on collections. Topic is too big for this book. Will write a whole book about it soon.Must read for students doing a course on Java. Necessary reference companion for every Java developer