Key Java: Advanced Tips and Techniques

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Intended for those who already know the Java language, this book will help programmers get the most out of Javas capabilities. Topics covered include: good Java style for reusable components, using Java beans, the JDBC, optimizing and testing code, using the IFC tools, and the new JFC. It also explores the significant and exciting developments in Java and covers techniques that will be fundamental to programmers developing significant applications in Java.

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  Key Java: Advanced Tips and Techniques

  • 2013-06-29
  • 331 pages
  • Ebook
  • Springer Science & Business Media

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