Java Fundamental Classes Reference

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Java Fundamental Classes Reference
By Mark Grand and Jonathan Knudsen; 1-56592-241-7, 1152 pages
1st Edition May 1997

Table of Contents

  Preface
  Chapter 1: Introduction

Part I: Using the Fundamental Classes

This part of the book, Chapters 2 through 10, provides a brief guide to many of the features of the fundamental classes in Java. These tutorial-style chapters are meant to help you learn about some of the basic functionality of the Java API. They provide short examples where appropriate that illustrate the use of various features.

  Chapter 2: Strings and Related Classes
  Chapter 3: Threads
  Chapter 4: Exception Handling
  Chapter 5: Collections
  Chapter 6: I/O
  Chapter 7: Object Serialization
  Chapter 8: Networking
  Chapter 9: Security
  Chapter 10: Accessing the Environment

Part II: Reference

This part of the book is a complete reference to all of the fundamental classes in the core Java API. The material is organized alphabetically by package, and within each package, alphabetically by class. The reference page for a class tells you everything you need to know about using that class. It provides a detailed description of the class as a whole, followed by a complete description of every variable, constructor, and method defined by the class.

  Chapter 11: The java.io Package
  Chapter 12: The java.lang Package
  Chapter 13: The java.lang.reflect Package
  Chapter 14: The java.math Package
  Chapter 15: The java.net Package
  Chapter 16: The java.text Package
  Chapter 17: The java.util Package
  Chapter 18: The java.util.zip Package

Part III: Appendixes

This part provides information about the Unicode 2.0 standard and the UTF-8 encoding used by Java.

  Appendix A: The Unicode 2.0 Character Set
  Appendix B: The UTF-8 Encoding

  Index

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