Java: The Complete Reference, (7th Edition)

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As I write this, Java is just beginning its second decade. Unlike many other computer languages whose influence begins to wane over the years, Java’s has grown stronger with the passage of time. Java leapt to the forefront of Internet programming with its first release. Each subsequent version has solidified that position. Today, Java is still the first and best choice for developing web-based applications.

One reason for Java’s success is its agility. Java has rapidly adapted to changes in the programming environment and to changes in the way that programmers program. Most importantly, it has not just followed the trends, it has helped create them. Unlike some other languages that have a revision cycle of approximately 10 years, Java’s release cycle averages about 1.5 years! Java’s ability to accommodate the fast rate of change in the computing world is a crucial part of why it has stayed at the forefront of computer language design. With the release of Java SE 6, Java’s leadership remains unchallenged. If you are programming for the Internet, you have chosen the right language. Java has been and continues to be the preeminent language of the Internet.

Content:-

Part I: The Java Language

1. The History and Evolution of Java

2. An Overview of Java

3. Data Types, Variables, and Arrays

4. Operators

5. Control Statements

6. Introducing Classes

7. A Closer Look at Methods and Classes

8. Inheritance

9. Packages and Interfaces

10. Exception Handling

11. Multithreaded Programming

12. Enumerations, Autoboxing, and Annotations (Metadata)

13. I/O, Applets, and Other Topics

14. Generics

Part II: The Java Library

15. String Handling

16. Exploring java.lang

17. java.util Part 1: The Collections Framework

18. java.util Part 2: More Utility Classes

19. Input/Output: Exploring java.io

20. Networking

21. The Applet Class

22. Event Handling

23. Introducing the AWT:Working withWindows, Graphics, and Text

24. Using AWT Controls, Layout Managers, and Menus

25. Images

26. The Concurrency Utilities

27. NIO, Regular Expressions, and Other Packages

Part III: Software Development Using Java

28. Java Beans

29. Introducing Swing

30. Exploring Swing

31. Servlets

Part IV: Applying Java

32. Financial Applets and Servlets

33. Creating a Download Manager in Java

A Using Java’s Documentation Comments

Index

Author Details

"Herbert Schildt"

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