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Java Quick Reference
by Michael M. Afergan, Mike Afergan

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Paperback - 419 pages (July 1996)
Que Education & Training; ISBN: 078970868X ; Dimensions (in inches): 1.13 x 8.46 x 5.53


Amazon.com Sales Rank: 245,917
Avg. Customer Rating: 5 out of 5 stars
Number of Reviews: 4

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Synopsis
This complete Java command reference is arranged in alphabetical order by class. Twenty pages of jump tables guide readers through the command reference to specific pages. Quick Java Reference provides readers with complete syntax for all of the Java commands.

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Find the syntax needed for the most common or most obscure command references with this complete Java command reference! - Commands are sorted by task, class, packet, platform, or hardware-compatibility, all in alphabetical order

- Includes tables to guide readers through the command reference

- Designed in a larger trim size than our traditional Quick References and includes a lay-flat binding


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5 of 5 stars was GREAT at its time, September 14, 1999
Reviewer: Aaron Ardiri (ardiri@hig.se) from Gävle, Sweden

this book, released in 1996 was definately one of the BEST Java references available at the time. Java in a Nutshell gave some in depth discussions about Java topics, however this book was the perfect reference guide.

although old, it is a classic for JDK 1.0

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5 of 5 stars Mike is the man!, November 17, 1998
Reviewer: afergan@massed.net (see more about me) from Framingham, Massachusetts (home of Michael M. Afergan)

This is the greatest book I have ever read (excluding Bert Silverman's "Bert's Eye View: Coping with Macular Degeneration. I can only find it coincidental that they are related and that both of them have great dedications to Dan Afergan.

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5 of 5 stars Excelent reference book, January 5, 1998
Reviewer: hgalindo@hotmail.com (see more about me) from Bogota, Colombia

This book has everything you need, just only a few description about every class of the java API, but enough to use it. besides it is cheap.

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4 of 5 stars Specifically a quick reference just to the Java API., October 5, 1996
Reviewer: bob@lava.net (see more about me)

The book's title is somewhat misleading. It's not an extensive reference to Java as a whole. If you're looking for that in a small book, you might want to see David Flanagan's book, Java in a Nutshell instead. However, where Java Quick Reference really shines is in referencing the Java API. In contrast with Flanaga, Afergan tells more about what each method in each class actually does, and the values they return. All extensively indexed. Assuming you're generally familiar with the Java APIs, this is a hand book to keep handy while you're actually programming.

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