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J A V A
D EVELOPER'S R EFEREncE
by Mike Cohn Bryan Morgan Michael Morrison Michael T. Nygard Dan Joshi Tom Trinko
C O N T E N T S
PART I The Java Development System
Chapter
1 Introduction to Java
What Is Java?
Java as an Internet Language
Java as a General-Purpose Language
Applications and Applets
Features of the Java Language
Simple
Object-Oriented
Distributed
Interpreted
Robust
Secure
Architecture-Neutral
Portable
High-Performance
Multithreaded
Dynamic
The Java Tools
Compiler
Interpreter
Debugger
Disassembler
Header File Generator
JavaDoc
Applet Viewer
Java-Enabled Browsers
HotJava
Netscape
Summary
Chapter
2 Installing Java
Getting Started with the Java Developer's Kit
JDK Installation Notes
Sun Solaris Installation Notes
Windows 95 and Windows NT Installation Notes
Apple Macintosh System 7.5 Installation Notes
Testing the Installation
Exploring the Java Developer's Kit
Distributing the Java Virtual Machine
Other Development Environments
SunSoft Java Workshop for Sun Solaris and Microsoft Windows 95/NT
Symantec Café for Microsoft Windows 95/NT and Apple Macintosh
Borland Latte for Microsoft Windows 95/NT
Microsoft Visual J++ for Microsoft Windows 95/NT
Summary
Chapter
3 The Java Language
Comments
Java Keywords
Primitive Types
Integer Types
Floating-Point Types
Other Primitive Types
Default Values
Casting Between Primitive Types
Literals
Integer Literals
Floating-Point Literals
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