Java SE 8. Introductory course
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The Java Se 8 version, impatiently expected by millions of programmers, includes the most important update for many years. The appearance in this version of lambda-expression and new input flows marks the main change in programming on Java since the introduction of generalizations and annotations.
In his book, Kay S. Horstmann, the venerable author and expert in Java, offers readers the most valuable of the new language tools in the Java 8 version, and also considers those funds that were introduced in the Java 7 version, but did not receive due attention of programmers. Those who have experience in Java programming will find practical recommendations and code examples in this book that demonstrate innovations in the Java 8 version to use these and other improvements of the Java language and other improvements as soon as possible.
The following important topics are considered in this indispensable guide.
The use of lambda expression for writing the calculated code fragments, which can be transferred to official functions.
New input-output flows organized in a separate Applied API software interface, which can significantly increase the effectiveness of the collections and the convenience of handling them.
Significant updating of parallel programming tools, where lambda exploration is used to perform filtering, display, information and a significant increase in productivity is achieved when handling common meters and hash tables.
Useful recommendations on the practical application of lambda expression in applied programs.
Description of the long -awaited qualitatively developed library for the date, time and calendar (JSR 310).
The JavaFX applied software interface, designed to replace the Swing library for building graphic user interfaces, as well as the JavaScript NASHORN interpreter.
Numerous minor changes in the library that allow you to make programming on Java a more productive and pleasant activity.
This is the first book that is highlighted above the innovations in the Java 8 version, and therefore it serves as a valuable source of information for those who seek to write the most reliable, effective and safe Java code in the near future.
About the author
Kay S. Horstmann is the author of the book Scala for the Impatient (publishing house Addison-Wesley, 2012), as well as the main author of the two-volume edition of Core Java ™, Volumes I and II, Ninth Edition (Publishing House Prentice Hall, 2013 ., In the Russian translation, this publication was published in two volumes under the general name Java. Library of a professional, 9th editors in the ID "Williams", 2014) He also wrote a dozen other books for professional programmers and studying computing equipment. Kay serves as a professor at the Department of Computing equipment at the University of California in San Jose, and is also the owner of the honorary title "Java Champion"
In his book, Kay S. Horstmann, the venerable author and expert in Java, offers readers the most valuable of the new language tools in the Java 8 version, and also considers those funds that were introduced in the Java 7 version, but did not receive due attention of programmers. Those who have experience in Java programming will find practical recommendations and code examples in this book that demonstrate innovations in the Java 8 version to use these and other improvements of the Java language and other improvements as soon as possible.
The following important topics are considered in this indispensable guide.
The use of lambda expression for writing the calculated code fragments, which can be transferred to official functions.
New input-output flows organized in a separate Applied API software interface, which can significantly increase the effectiveness of the collections and the convenience of handling them.
Significant updating of parallel programming tools, where lambda exploration is used to perform filtering, display, information and a significant increase in productivity is achieved when handling common meters and hash tables.
Useful recommendations on the practical application of lambda expression in applied programs.
Description of the long -awaited qualitatively developed library for the date, time and calendar (JSR 310).
The JavaFX applied software interface, designed to replace the Swing library for building graphic user interfaces, as well as the JavaScript NASHORN interpreter.
Numerous minor changes in the library that allow you to make programming on Java a more productive and pleasant activity.
This is the first book that is highlighted above the innovations in the Java 8 version, and therefore it serves as a valuable source of information for those who seek to write the most reliable, effective and safe Java code in the near future.
About the author
Kay S. Horstmann is the author of the book Scala for the Impatient (publishing house Addison-Wesley, 2012), as well as the main author of the two-volume edition of Core Java ™, Volumes I and II, Ninth Edition (Publishing House Prentice Hall, 2013 ., In the Russian translation, this publication was published in two volumes under the general name Java. Library of a professional, 9th editors in the ID "Williams", 2014) He also wrote a dozen other books for professional programmers and studying computing equipment. Kay serves as a professor at the Department of Computing equipment at the University of California in San Jose, and is also the owner of the honorary title "Java Champion"
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Author:Khorstmann Kay S.
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Cover:Hard
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- Category:Computer & Technology
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ISBN:978-5-8459-1900-7
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