Java Student's Resource

by Elliotte Rusty Harold

Publisher: Elliotte Harold

Language: English

Country: United States

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Printed: 570 pages, 6" x 9", perfect binding, black and white interior ink

Description:

This introduction to Java is designed for graduate students and higher level undergraduates who have significant experience in programming. It is assumed that they are already reasonably familiar with C, and have some experience with C++. However, it does not assume that readers are expert object oriented programmers. Topics covered include inheritance, polymorphism, data encapsulation, exception handling, threads, network programming, and GUI programming.

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Java

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[ No Rating ] 23 Jun 2009

by chris awalik

I have one minor quibble. He says that multiple XML documents 'can be stored in a single file, though this is unusual in practice.' He might have added that one of these instances is instructive. If you have a continuously running program that periodically writes to a log file in XML, then during the writing, for efficiency, you would append XML documents to the file.

( art degree and multimedia degree )

[ No Rating ] 23 Jun 2009

by chris awalik

It is a sign of the maturing and vitality of XML applications and the expertise of its users that books are starting to appear about advanced extensions to XML, or about applications built atop it. So, for example, some have written about XLink and XQuery. But those are very specialised extensions.

( design degree online , interior design degrees and architecture degree )

Java vs Sharepoint [ No Rating ] 3 Jun 2009

by Clef Well

I think it is worth $19.95, and the ducks cover is really sweet and worthy (so you may consider get the paperback :) )

For the substance, I think it could help with big projects such as Sharepoint Java from Microsoft's partner Mainsoft, or any other project with Sun Microsystems lang.

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