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Toc: Title Page Page 3 Copyright Page Page 5 Contents at a Glance Page 8 Contents Page 10 Preface Page 42 Part I The Java Language Page 46 Chapter 1 The History and Evolution of Java Page 50 The Birth of Modern Programming: C Page 52 The Creation of Java Page 54 The C Connection Page 56 Java Applets Page 57 Portability Page 59 Moving Beyond Applets Page 60 A Faster Release Schedule Page 61 The Java Buzzwords Page 62 Robust Page 63 Architecture-Neutral Page 64 The Evolution of Java Page 65 A Culture of Innovation Page 72 Chapter 2 An Overview of Java Page 73 Two Paradigms Page 74 Abstraction Page 75 The Three OOP Principles Page 76 A First Simple Program Page 82 Compiling the Program Page 83 A Closer Look at the First Sample Program Page 84 A Second Short Program Page 87 Two Control Statements Page 89 The if Statement Page 90 The for Loop Page 91 Using Blocks of Code Page 93 Identifiers Page 95 Separators Page 96 The Java Keywords Page 97 The Java Class Libraries Page 98 Chapter 3 Data Types, Variables, and Arrays Page The Primitive Types Page Integers Page int Page Floating-Point Types Page double Page Characters Page Booleans Page Integer Literals Page Floating-Point Literals Page Character Literals Page String Literals Page Dynamic Initialization Page The Scope and Lifetime of Variables Page Casting Incompatible Types Page Automatic Type Promotion in Expressions Page The Type Promotion Rules Page Arrays Page One-Dimensional Arrays Page Multidimensional Arrays Page Alternative Array Declaration Syntax Page Introducing Type Inference with Local Variables Page Some var Restrictions Page A Few Words About Strings Page Chapter 4 Operators Page Arithmetic Operators Page The Basic Arithmetic Operators Page Arithmetic Compound Assignment Operators Page Increment and Decrement Page The Bitwise Operators Page The Bitwise Logical Operators Page The Left Shift Page The Right Shift Page The Unsigned Right Shift Page Bitwise Operator Compound Assignments Page Relational Operators Page Boolean Logical Operators Page Short-Circuit Logical Operators Page The Assignment Operator Page The?

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