Hammond M. Programming for Linguists. Java Technology for Language Researchers

Издательство Blackwell Publishers, 2002, -227 pp.This book addresses the fact that computational literacy is essential for the modern linguist or related language professional; for example, speech pathologists, psycholinguists, literary theorists, and so on. Simple programming expertise is an essential part of many forms of data collection and analysis in these fields. Unfortunately, people interested in language often have little or no math background and are sometimes put off by typical programming courses.
This book undertakes to introduce a completely naive person to the rudiments of Java programming. Through a series of simple examples and exercises, the reader is gradually introduced to the essentials of good programming. The examples are carefully constructed so as to make the introduction of new concepts as simple as possible, while at the same time using sample programs that make sense to someone who works with language as data. Many of these programs can be used immediately with minimal or no modification.Why Programming and Why Java Programming?
Getting Started
The Basics
Input and Output
Methods
Objects
Text Manipulation
Graphical User Interfaces
Graphics
Applets
A Java 1.0, 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, and Swing
B Pattern Matching
C Servlets and CGI