Java 8 Pocket Guide Instant Help for Java Programmers 1st Edition by Robert Liguori ,Patricia Liguori ISBN 1491900865 978-1491900864

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ISBN 10:1491900865 

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Author:Robert Liguori ,Patricia Liguori

When you need quick answers for developing or debugging Java programs, this pocket guide provides a handy reference to standard features of the Java programming language and its platform. You’ll find helpful programming examples, tables, figures, and lists, as well as Java 8 features such as Lambda Expressions and the Date and Time API. It’s an ideal companion, whether you’re in the office, in the lab, or on the road.

This book also provides material to help you prepare for the Oracle Certified Associate Java Programmer exam.

• Quickly find Java language details, such as naming conventions, types, statements and blocks, and object-oriented programming
• Get details on the Java SE platform, including development basics, memory management, concurrency, and generics
• Browse through information on basic input/output, NIO 2.0, the Java collections framework, and the Java Scripting API
• Get supplemental references to fluent APIs, third-party tools, and basics of the Unified Modeling Language (UML)

Table of contents: 

Part I. Language

1.Chapter 1. Naming Conventions

Class Names

Interface Names

Method Names

Instance and Static Variable Names

Parameter and Local Variable Names

Generic Type Parameter Names

Constant Names

Enumeration Names

Package Names

Annotation Names

Acronyms

2.Chapter 2. Lexical Elements

Unicode and ASCII

Printable ASCII Characters

Nonprintable ASCII Characters

Comments

Keywords

Identifiers

Separators

Operators

Literals

Boolean Literals

Character Literals

Integer Literals

Floating-Point Literals

String Literals

Null Literals

Escape Sequences

Unicode Currency Symbols

3.Chapter 3. Fundamental Types

Primitive Types

Literals for Primitive Types

Floating-Point Entities

Operations Involving Special Entities

Numeric Promotion of Primitive Types

Unary Numeric Promotion

Binary Numeric Promotion

Special Cases for Conditional Operators

Wrapper Classes

Autoboxing and Unboxing

Autoboxing

Unboxing

4.Chapter 4. Reference Types

Comparing Reference Types to Primitive Types

Default Values

Instance and Local Variable Objects

Arrays

Conversion of Reference Types

Widening Conversions

Narrowing Conversions

Converting Between Primitives and Reference Types

Passing Reference Types into Methods

Comparing Reference Types

Using the Equality Operators

Using the equals() Method

Comparing Strings

Comparing Enumerations

Copying Reference Types

Copying a Reference to an Object

Cloning Objects

Memory Allocation and Garbage Collection of Reference Types

5.Chapter 5. Object-Oriented Programming

Classes and Objects

Class Syntax

Instantiating a Class (Creating an Object)

Data Members and Methods

Accessing Data Members and Methods in Objects

Overloading

Overriding

Constructors

Superclasses and Subclasses

The this Keyword

Variable-Length Argument Lists

Abstract Classes and Abstract Methods

Abstract Classes

Abstract Methods

Static Data Members, Static Methods, Static Constants, and Static Initializers

Static Data Members

Static Methods

Static Constants

Static Initializers

Interfaces

Enumerations

Annotation Types

Built-in Annotations

Developer-Defined Annotations

Functional Interfaces

6.Chapter 6. Statements and Blocks

Expression Statements

Empty Statement

Blocks

Conditional Statements

The if Statement

The if else Statement

The if else if Statement

The switch Statement

Iteration Statements

The for Loop

The Enhanced for Loop

The while Loop

The do while Loop

Transfer of Control

The break Statement

The continue Statement

The return Statement

Synchronized Statement

Assert Statement

Exception Handling Statements

7.Chapter 7. Exception Handling

The Exception Hierarchy

Checked/Unchecked Exceptions and Errors

Checked Exceptions

Unchecked Exceptions

Errors

Common Checked/Unchecked Exceptions and Errors

Common Checked Exceptions

Common Unchecked Exceptions

Common Errors

Exception Handling Keywords

The throw Keyword

The try/catch/finally Keywords

The try-catch Statement

The try-finally Statement

The try-catch-finally Statement

The try-with-resources Statement

The multi-catch Clause

The Exception Handling Process

Defining Your Own Exception Class

Printing Information About Exceptions

The getMessage() Method

The toString() Method

The printStackTrace() Method

8.Chapter 8. Java Modifiers

Access Modifiers

Other (Nonaccess) Modifiers

Part II. Platform

9.Chapter 9. Java Platform, Standard Edition

Common Java SE API Libraries

Language and Utility Libraries

Base Libraries

Integration Libraries

Miscellaneous User Interface Libraries

JavaFX User Interface Library

Remote Method Invocation (RMI) and CORBA Libraries

Security Libraries

Extensible Markup Language (XML) Libraries

10.Chapter 10. Development Basics

Java Runtime Environment

Java Development Kit

Java Program Structure

Command-Line Tools

Java Compiler

Java Interpreter

Java Program Packager

JAR File Execution

Java Documenter

Classpath

11.Chapter 11. Memory Management

Garbage Collectors

Serial Collector

Parallel Collector

Parallel Compacting Collector

Concurrent Mark-Sweep Collector

Garbage-First (G1) Collector

Memory Management Tools

Command-Line Options

Resizing the JVM Heap

Metaspace

Interfacing with the GC

Explicit Garbage Collection

Finalization

12.Chapter 12. Basic Input and Output

Standard Streams in, out, and err

Class Hierarchy for Basic Input and Output

File Reading and Writing

Reading Character Data from a File

Reading Binary Data from a File

Writing Character Data to a File

Writing Binary Data to a File

Socket Reading and Writing

Reading Character Data from a Socket

Reading Binary Data from a Socket

Writing Character Data to a Socket

Writing Binary Data to a Socket

Serialization

Serialize

Deserialize

Zipping and Unzipping Files

Compressing and Uncompressing GZIP Files

13.Chapter 13. New I/O API (NIO.2)

The Path Interface

The Files Class

Additional Features

14.Chapter 14. Concurrency

Creating Threads

Extending the Thread Class

Implementing the Runnable Interface

Thread States

Thread Priorities

Common Methods

Synchronization

Concurrent Utilities

Executors

Concurrent Collections

Synchronizers

Timing Utility

15.Chapter 15. Java Collections Framework

The Collection Interface

Implementations

Collection Framework Methods

Collections Class Algorithms

Algorithm Efficiencies

Comparator Functional Interface

16.Chapter 16. Generics Framework

Generic Classes and Interfaces

Constructors with Generics

Substitution Principle

Type Parameters, Wildcards, and Bounds

The Get and Put Principle

Generic Specialization

Generic Methods in Raw Types

17.Chapter 17. The Java Scripting API

Scripting Languages

Script Engine Implementations

Embedding Scripts into Java

Invoking Methods of Scripting Languages

Accessing and Controlling Java Resources from Scripts

Setting Up Scripting Languages and Engines

Scripting Language Setup

Scripting Engine Setup

Scripting Engine Validation

18.Chapter 18. Date and Time API

Legacy Interoperability

Regional Calendars

ISO Calendar

Machine Interface

Durations and Periods

JDBC and XSD Mapping

Formatting

19.Chapter 19. Lambda Expressions

λEs Basics

λEs Syntax and Example

Method and Constructor References

Specific Purpose Functional Interfaces

General Purpose Functional Interfaces

Resources for λEs

Tutorials

Community Resources

Part III. Appendixes

Appendix A. Fluent APIs

Appendix B. Third-Party Tools

Development, CM, and Test Tools

Libraries

Integrated Development Environments

Web Application Platforms

Scripting Languages Compatible with JSR-223

Appendix C. UML Basics

Class Diagrams

Name

Attributes

Operations

Visibility

Object Diagrams

Graphical Icon Representation

Classes, Abstract Classes, and Interfaces

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