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Summary:
This guide arms you with must-have Java commands, tips, syntax, and more to get the job done. You'll find clear and concise solutions instead of lengthy tutorials, so you can keep moving.
Notes:
Includes index.
Contents:
- Java language tools
- Java language basics
- Basic Java classes
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- File and network I/O
- Swing.
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