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Tham khảo tài liệu 'o'reilly - java reference library', công nghệ thông tin, kỹ thuật lập trình phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | Java Reference Library Java in a Nutshell Java Language Reference Java AWT Reference Java Fundamental Classes Reference Exploring Java Combined Index Combined Search Web Version Credits The Java Reference Library version is copyright 1996 1997 by O Reilly Associates. All Rights Reserved. Questions comments and suggestions to bookquestions@. http localhost java javaref 20 12 2001 10 57 30 Java in a Nutshell oraLLrm JAVA w IN A NUTSHELL Java in a Nutshell By David Flanagan 1-56592-262-X 628 pages. 2nd Edition May 1997 Table of Contents Preface Part I Introducing Java Part I is an introduction to Java and Java programming. If you know how to program in C or C these chapters teach you everything you need to know to start programming with Java. If you are already familiar with Java you may want to just skip ahead to Part II which introduces the new features of Java . Chapter 1 Getting Started with Java Chapter 2 How Java Differs from C Chapter 3 Classes and Objects in Java Part II Introducing Java The two chapters in this part introduce the new features of Java . Chapter 4 is an overview of the new APIs and Chapter 5 explains the new language syntax. See Part III for some examples of the new features. Chapter 4 What s New in Java Chapter 5 Inner Classes and Other New Language Features Part III Programming with the Java API Part III contains examples of programming with the new features of Java . You can study and learn from the examples and you should feel free to adapt them for use in your own programs. The examples shown in these chapters may be downloaded from the Internet. See http catalog books iavanut2 . Some of the chapters in this part also contain tables and other reference material for new features in Java . Part III of this book is deprecated. Most of the examples from the first edition of this book do not appear here and Part III may disappear altogether in the next edition of the book. .