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Keywords: Reference, Java API
Title: Java Developers Almanac 1.4
Author: Patrick Chan
Publisher: Addison Wesley
ISBN: Vol 1: 0201752808, Vol 2: 0201768100
Media: Book
Level: Intermediate, Advanced
Verdict: If you need frequent and fast access to API info you need this. Not a volume for learning the language though.
Buy UK Vol 1 Vol 2 Buy US Vol 1 Vol 2
One of the comments that's often made about the Java Developers Almanac is that it's about the size of a telephone directory and about as interesting to read. I guess that's true enough as far as it goes, but it misses the essential point - sometimes a phone directory is a whole lot more useful to you than anything you get online.
Given the huge size of the Java API's, the aim of the Almanac is to provide at a glance documentation. As you'd expect, this makes the Almanac plenty big and heavy. But it's useful, and with it around you find yourself dipping in more than you'd imagine. The core of the book is a listing of the of what's in each class, along with prototype and arguments and an indication of which version of Java it first appeared. The revision listings, showing what changed in each major release is also extremely useful, particularly if you're constrained by having to support an older system or JVM.
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