Java Reference(J2SE 5 Edition)

Author: (USA) Herbert Schildt
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: This book comprehensively explains the Java language and its core libraries, covering all new features such as generics, autoboxing, enums, varargs, metadata, etc. It includes hundreds of examples and sample applications throughout, offering rich information with clear, concise, and well-organized code, making it the best choice for programmers! This book is the work of the world-class programming Herbert Schildt, providing a complete introduction to the Java language, Java standard libraries, and Java development environments. Starting from the basics of the Java language, the content covers new features in J2SE5, such as generics, autoboxing, enums, metadata, concurrent libraries, and more. The book is divided into four parts: Part 1 introduces the Java language, Part 2 discusses the standard Java libraries, Part 3 explores the Java development environment, and Part 4 presents Java development examples. Each part is interconnected and closely linked. This book is a comprehensive reference guide for the Java language and its core libraries, benefiting both beginners in Java programming and experienced professionals. This book is the work of the world-class programming Herbert Schildt, providing a complete introduction to the Java language, Java standard libraries, and Java development environments. Starting from the basics of the Java language, the content covers new features in J2SE5, such as generics, autoboxing, enums, metadata, concurrent libraries, and more. The book is divided into four parts: Part 1 introduces the Java language, Part 2 discusses the standard Java libraries, Part 3 explores the Java development environment, and Part 4 presents Java development examples. Each part is interconnected and closely linked. This book is a comprehensive reference guide for the Java language and its core libraries, benefiting both beginners in Java programming and experienced professionals.