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THE Java™ Programming Language, Fourth Edition
By Ken Arnold, James Gosling, David Holmes
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Publisher:
Addison Wesley Professional
Pub Date:
August 17, 2005
ISBN:
0-321-34980-6
Pages:
928
Table of Contents | Index
Direct from the creators of the Java™ programming language, the completely revised fourth edition of
The
Java™ Programming Language
is an indispensable resource for novice and advanced programmers alike.
Developers around the world have used previous editions to quickly gain a deep understanding of the Java
programming language, its design goals, and how to use it most effectively in real-world development. Now,
Ken Arnold, James Gosling, and David Holmes have updated this classic to reflect the major enhancements in
Java™ 2 Standard Edition 5.0 (J2SE™ 5.0).
The authors systematically cover most classes in Java's main packages,
java.lang.*, java.util,
and
java.io,
presenting in-depth explanations of why these classes work as they do, with informative examples. Several new
chapters and major sections have been added, and every chapter has been updated to reflect today's best
practices for building robust, efficient, and maintainable Java software.
Key changes in this edition include
New chapters on generics, enums, and annotations, the most powerful new language features introduced
in J2SE 5.0
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Changes to classes and methods throughout to reflect the addition of generics
Major new sections on assertions and regular expressions
Coverage of all the new language features, from autoboxing and variable argument methods to the
enhanced for-loop and covariant return types
Coverage of key new classes, such as Formatter and Scanner
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The Java™ Programming Language, Fourth Edition,
is the definitive tutorial introduction to the Java
language and essential libraries and an indispensable reference for all programmers, including those with
extensive experience. It brings together insights you can only get from the creators of Java: insights that will
help you write software of exceptional quality.
THE Java™ Programming Language, Fourth Edition
By Ken Arnold, James Gosling, David Holmes
...............................................
Publisher:
Addison Wesley Professional
Pub Date:
August 17, 2005
ISBN:
0-321-34980-6
Pages:
928
Table of Contents | Index
Copyright
The Java™ Series
Preface
About This Book
Examples and Documentation
Acknowledgments (Fourth Edition)
Acknowledgments (Third Edition)
Acknowledgments (Second Edition)
Acknowledgments (First Edition)
Chapter 1. A Quick Tour
Section 1.1. Getting Started
Section 1.2. Variables
Section 1.3. Comments in Code
Section 1.4. Named Constants
Section 1.5. Unicode Characters
Section 1.6. Flow of Control
Section 1.7. Classes and Objects
Section 1.8. Methods and Parameters
Section 1.9. Arrays
Section 1.10. String Objects
Section 1.11. Extending a Class
Section 1.12. Interfaces
Section 1.13. Generic Types
Section 1.14. Exceptions
Section 1.15. Annotations
Section 1.16. Packages
Section 1.17. The Java Platform
Section 1.18. Other Topics Briefly Noted
Chapter 2. Classes and Objects
Section 2.1. A Simple Class
Section 2.2. Fields
Section 2.3. Access Control
Section 2.4. Creating Objects
Section 2.5. Construction and Initialization
Section 2.6. Methods
Section 2.7. this
Section 2.8. Overloading Methods
Section 2.9. Importing Static Member Names
Section 2.10. The main Method
Section 2.11. Native Methods
Chapter 3. Extending Classes
Section 3.1. An Extended Class
Section 3.2. Constructors in Extended Classes
Section 3.3. Inheriting and Redefining Members
Section 3.4. Type Compatibility and Conversion
Section 3.5. What protected Really Means
Section 3.6. Marking Methods and Classes final
Section 3.7. Abstract Classes and Methods
Section 3.8. The Object Class
Section 3.9. Cloning Objects
Section 3.10. Extending Classes: How and When
Section 3.11. Designing a Class to Be Extended
Section 3.12. Single Inheritance versus Multiple Inheritance
Chapter 4. Interfaces
Section 4.1. A Simple Interface Example
Section 4.2. Interface Declarations
Section 4.3. Extending Interfaces
Section 4.4. Working with Interfaces
Section 4.5. Marker Interfaces
Section 4.6. When to Use Interfaces
Chapter 5. Nested Classes and Interfaces
Section 5.1. Static Nested Types
Section 5.2. Inner Classes
Section 5.3. Local Inner Classes
Section 5.4. Anonymous Inner Classes
Section 5.5. Inheriting Nested Types
Section 5.6. Nesting in Interfaces
Section 5.7. Implementation of Nested Types
Chapter 6. Enumeration Types
Section 6.1. A Simple Enum Example
Section 6.2. Enum Declarations
Section 6.3. Enum Constant Declarations
Section 6.4. java.lang.Enum
Section 6.5. To Enum or Not
Chapter 7. Tokens, Values, and Variables
Section 7.1. Lexical Elements
Section 7.2. Types and Literals
Section 7.3. Variables
Section 7.4. Array Variables
Section 7.5. The Meanings of Names
Chapter 8. Primitives as Types
Section 8.1. Common Fields and Methods
Section 8.2. Void
Section 8.3. Boolean
Section 8.4. Number
Section 8.5. Character
Section 8.6. Boxing Conversions
Chapter 9. Operators and Expressions
Section 9.1. Arithmetic Operations
Section 9.2. General Operators
Section 9.3. Expressions
Section 9.4. Type Conversions
Section 9.5. Operator Precedence and Associativity
Section 9.6. Member Access
Chapter 10. Control Flow
Section 10.1. Statements and Blocks
Section 10.2. ifelse
Section 10.3. switch
Section 10.4. while and dowhile
Section 10.5. for
Section 10.6. Labels
Section 10.7. break
Section 10.8. continue
Section 10.9. return
Section 10.10. What, No goto?
Chapter 11. Generic Types
Section 11.1. Generic Type Declarations
Section 11.2. Working with Generic Types
Section 11.3. Generic Methods and Constructors
Section 11.4. Wildcard Capture
Section 11.5. Under the Hood: Erasure and Raw Types
Section 11.6. Finding the Right Method Revisited

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