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E~lorina Java, (Second edition). By Patrick Niemeyer and Joshua Peck. O'Reilly, Sebastopol, CA. (1997'). 594 pages. $32.95.
Preface. 1. Yet another language? 2. A first applet. 3. Tools of the trade. 4. The Java language. 5. Objects in Java. 6. Relationships between classes. 7. Working with objects and classes. 8. Threads. 9. Basic utility classes. 10. Input/output facilities. 11. Network programming with sockets and RMI. 12. Working with URLs. 13. The abstract window toolkit. 14. Creating GUI components. 15. Layout managers. 16. Drawing with AWT. 17. Working with images. 18. Java beans. Glossary. Index.
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