Book details of 'The Java Developer's Toolkit'

Title	The Java Developer's Toolkit
Author(s)	Joshua Marketos
ISBN	0471165190
Language	English
Published	November 1996
Publisher	John Wiley & Sons

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Reviewer Rob Slade wrote:
Although this book does not purport to teach non-programmers, and although there are numerous tips to help C and C++ programmers to make the conversion, no experience of any specific programming language is required. A knowledge of programming itself probably is. The text is readable and clear. Marketos explanation of object-orientation is brief, but clear and very realistic. The tone is quite breezy, but while it would be hard to say that the jokes help with comprehension of the Java language, at least they don't hinder it. Details of the language proceed at a fast pace, with many reference tables but comparatively few examples. For the experience programmer wanting a start on the new language, this is a reasonably good choice. copyright Robert M. Slade, 1997
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Quickly master second-generation Java programming If you are a Java programmer who can't wait to tackle the new, more sophisticated generation of Java programming, The Java Developer's Toolkit is for you. The book and its companion Web site get you up and running quickly with all the knowledge and skills you need to master the latest Java features and programming tools. The Java Developer's Toolkit answers all your questions about: Networking interfaces, native methods, and the Virtual Machine Applications and the java.lang package Programming graphics and sound applets Abstract Window toolkit, layout managers, components, and containers Events and event handling Multithreading and thread synchronization Java I/O and the java.lang.