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exercise: Which Layout?Which code goes withwhich layout?Five of the slx screens below were made from oneof the code fragments on the opposite page. Matcheach of the five code fragments with the layout thatfragment would produce.o 6 SClesuJI~.G 606•o e e(wala ritesuJile5uj l424 chapter 13
using swingcode FragmentsJFrame frame = new JFrame();JPanel panel = new JPanel();panel. setBackground(Color.darkGray) ;JButton button = new JButton(~tesuji") ;JButton buttonTwo = new JButton(~watari") ;frame.getContentPane() .add(BorderLayout.NORTH,panel);panel.add(buttonTwo);frame.getContentPane() .add(BorderLayout.CENTER,button);GeJFrame frame = new JFrame() ;JPanel panel = new JPanel();panel.setBackground(Color.darkGray);JButton button = new JButton(~tesuji");JButton buttonTwo = new JButton(~watari") ;panel.add(buttonTwo) ;frame.getContentPane() .add(BorderLayout.CENTER,button);frame.getContentPane() . add (BorderLayout.EAST, panel);JFrame frame = new JFrame();JPanel panel = new JPanel () ;panel.setBackground(Color.darkGray);JButton button = new JButton(~tesuji");JButton buttonTwo = new JButton(~watari") ;panel.add(buttonTwo);frame.getContentPane() .add(BorderLayout.CENTER,button);JFrame frame = new JFrame();JPanel panel = new JPanel () ;panel. setBackground(Color.darkGray) ;JButton button = new JButton(~tesuji");JButton buttonTwo = new JButton(~watari") ;panel. add(button) ;frame.getContentPane() .add(BorderLayout.NORTH,buttonTwo) ;frame.getContentPane() .add(BorderLayout. EAST, panel);JFrame frame = new JFrame();JPanel panel = new JPanel() ;panel. setBackground (Color.darkGray) ;JButton button = new JButton(~tesuji");JButton buttonTwo = new JButton(~watari");frame.getContentPane() . add(BorderLayout. SOUTH ,panel) ;panel.add(buttonTwo) ;frame.getContentPane() . add (BorderLayout.NORTH,button) ;you are here; 425
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Table of Contents (summary)Introxxi
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3KnowYour VariablesVariables come i
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xivdDuckDuck9Lifeobjectobject‘d
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Socket connectionto port 5000on the
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18DistributedComputingBeing remote
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how to use this bookWho is this boo
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how to use this bookWe tlUn1 of a"!
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how to use this bookHere"s what WE
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how to use this bookWhat you heed f
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tech editing: Jessica and Valentinf
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" still more acknowledgementsJust w
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the way Java worksfhe Way Java Work
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Avery brief history of Java~ 3500I!
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.'why Java Is coolpen your pencil a
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a Java classAttafottty of aclassWhe
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statements, looping, branchingWhat
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Java basicsQ: Whydoes everything ha
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serious Java appCoding aSerious fus
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let's write a programTry my newphra
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the complier and the JVMFireside Ch
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exercise: Code MagnetsCode MagnetsA
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puzzle: crosswordJa~Cr~sst.Olet's g
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puzzle: Pool PuzzleP~l puzzleYourjo
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puzzle answersclass PoolPuzzleOne {
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once upon a time in ObjectvilleChai
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once upon a time in ObjectvilleLarr
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once upon a time in ObjectvilleWhat
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thinking about objectsWhen you desi
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making objectsMaking your first obj
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get the heck out of mainQuick! Get
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Guessing GameRunning the Guessing G
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exercise: Be the Compiler Each of
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puzzle: Pool PuzzlePool Puzzle
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exercise solutionsCode Magnets:clas
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3 primitives and referencesKnow You
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primitives and referencesPrimitive
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Jack away frotH that keyword!lbu kn
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primitives and referencesThe 3 step
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primitives and referencesott the ga
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primitives and referencesAn array i
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primitives and references,DogJava c
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prlmltlves and referencesBE the cor
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~~ftil64 chapter 3puzzle: Heap o' T
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exercise solutionsCode Magnets:Exer
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4 methods use Instance variablesHow
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methods use instance variablesesize
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methods use instance variablesYou c
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methods use instance variablesJava
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methods use instance variables"ttgs
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methods use Instance variablestheda
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methods use instance variablesHow d
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fhe differet1ce betwee" it1sfat1cea
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methods use Instance variablesMake
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methods use instance variablesA bun
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methods use Instance variablespubli
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methods use Instance variablesBclas
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5 writing a programExtra-Strength M
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writing a programFirst a high ...le
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writing a programPevelopit1Q a Clas
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writing a programWriting the ttteth
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•writing a program~relare,..{l? "
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writing a programe things we haven'
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writing a programWe built the test
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-writing a program• Your Java pro
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writing a programjf...ro things tha
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writing a programlefs playHere's wh
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writing a programsthrough a loop ~i
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writJng a programconverting a Strin
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writing a programCode MagnetsAworki
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writing a programA short Java progr
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writing a programCandidates:x • x
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we stili have a bug•Itt our lastc
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fixing the bugHow do we fix it?We n
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prep codeprep codeOptlo., threeWe d
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when arrays aren't enoughWake up at
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when arrays aren't enough~ your pen
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difference between ArrayList and ar
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the buggy DotCom codeLetl fix the t
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making the OotComBustLet's build th
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detailed structure of the gameWho d
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the OotComBust class (the game)prep
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the DotComBust code (the game)impor
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the DotComBust code (the game)impor
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the DotCom codeThe final version of
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Ready-bake: GameHelperimport java.i
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API packagesUsittg the Library (the
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when arrays aren't enoughWhere'd th
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getting to know the API"Good to kno
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using the Java API documentatione U
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puzzle: crosswordJavaOr~sst.OHow do
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puzzJe answersJavaOrctSSanswers~ yo
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the power of inheritanceChair Wars
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I way inheritance worksUt1derstat1d
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Let"s desig" the it1heritattce tree
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designing for inheritancePo all at1
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designing for inheritanceFinish the
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practice designing an inheritance t
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exploiting the power of objectsJut
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who inherits whattherelllreAl~Dum D
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exploiting the power of objectsSo w
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the way polymorphism worksThe 3 ste
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polymorphism In actionWith polymorp
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exploiting the power of polymorphis
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Keepl.,g the co"tract: rules for ov
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exercise: Mixed Messagesthe prograt
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puzzle: Pool PuzzlePool PuzzleYour
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puzzle answers•pUblic class Rowbo
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designing with inheritanceDid we fo
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when objects go badWhat does a new
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abstract and concrete classesAbstra
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you must implement abstract methods
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polymorphism examplesPolymorphism i
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the ultimate superclass: ObjectWhat
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Object and abstract classesthere ar
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When a Dog loses its DognessWhen a
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objects are ObjectsHe treats me lik
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casting objectsWait a minute... wha
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modifying a class treeWhat if you n
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modifying existing classes2 Option
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multiple inheritance?So what we REA
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interfacesInterface to the rescue!
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interface polymorphismRobotClasses
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using superInvoking the superclassv
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exercise: What’s the Picture?Give
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puzzle: Pool PuzzlePoolPuzzle
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puzzle solutioninterface Nose {publ
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the stack and the heapfhe Stack at1
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object references on the stackWhat
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object creationfhe tttiracle of obj
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constructing a new DuckCottStruct a
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initializing object stateUshtg the
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overloaded and default constructors
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overloaded constructors..class Duck
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space for an object's superclass pa
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object constructionMaklt1Q a Hippo
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object lifecycleCatt the child exis
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calling overloaded constructorslt1v
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object lifespanNow we know how an o
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object lifecycleWhat about referett
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object lifecycleObject-killer #2Ass
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object lifecycleFireside ChatsTonig
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exercise: Be the Garbage ColleclorB
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puzzle: Five Minute Mystery"We've r
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object Iifecycle1 copyGC = null; No
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10 numbers and staticsNumbers Matte
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numbers and staticsfhe differet1ce
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numbers and staticsStatic tMethods
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Static variable:value is the satHe
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numbers and staticshtitializhtg ast
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numbers and staticsfitlal iSKt just
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numbers and statics~ yoor pencilWha
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numbers and staticsWrappit1g a prit
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Autoboxing: blurring the linebetwee
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numbers and staticsOperations on nu
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numbers and staticsAttd .,ow i" rev
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numbers and staticsFortMaffit1g dec
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numbers and staticsBut how does it
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The ot1ly required specifier is for
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So tMuch for t1utMbers, what about
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numbers and staticsMovit1Q backward
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numbers and staticsWorkittg with Ca
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Evett ttlore Statics!... static jtt
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numbers and staticsInstance Variabl
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numbers and staticsThis chapter exp
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numbers and staticsTrue or Falsesta
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11 exception handlingRisky Behavior
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WeIll start with the basicsObviousl
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exception handlingWhat happet1s whe
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exception handlingThe cOlMpiler t1e
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If it's your code that catches the
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exception handIing• Amethod can t
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exceptionandlingFh,ally: for the th
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Pid we lIte.,tio., that atltethod c
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exception handJust because you CAN
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exception handlingYou cat1"t put bi
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exception handlingWhe., you dO.,/t
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exception handlingHandle or Declare
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exceptJon handlingCode Kitchen.:(Yo
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exception handlingAnd you need FIVE
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exception handlingMakit1g a MidiEve
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exception handlingChat1ge a tMessag
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exceptJon handlingWhere we're heade
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exception handlingCode MagnetsA wor
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exception handlingCode Magnetsclass
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12 getting QuiA Very GraphicStoryWo
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geWng QuiYour first &UI: a button O
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getting gui&ettit1g a user evetttIm
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getting guiHow the listener and sou
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getting guillsfetters, Sources, att
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getting Qui&ettittg back to graphic
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getting guiFutt fhit1Qs to do itt p
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getting gui'ecause life"s too short
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getting guiWe catt get att evet1t.W
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Page 413 and 414: exercise: Who Am IWho am IPA bunch
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Page 417 and 418: 13 using swingWork on YourSwingSwin
Page 419 and 420: Layout MahagersA layout manager is
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Page 427 and 428: using swingLet's add a button to th
Page 429 and 430: using swing[ Joo~c=::flf- 0BoxLayou
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Page 433 and 434: using swingJTextArea exampleimport
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Page 437 and 438: using swingMakit1Q the JeatJoxThis
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Page 445 and 446: using swing~ExerciSe Solutions~ JFr
Page 447 and 448: 14 serialization and file I/OSaving
Page 449 and 450: Savl"Q StateImagine you have a prog
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Page 467 and 468: serialization and file 110Quiz Card
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Page 491 and 492: socketconnecllonsThe three things w
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well-known portsArep port Is Just a
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eading from a socketTo read data fr
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writing a clientfhe PailyAdvieeClie
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socketconnecUonsTest your memory of
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writing a serverPailyAdviceServer c
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a simple chat clientWritit1g a Chat
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improving the chat clientVersion Tw
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threads and ThreadJava has tMultipl
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launching a threadHow to launch a n
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Runnable interlacefo tttake ajob fo
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thread statesTypical runnableJrunni
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thread schedulingAn example of how
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socketconnecUons:t1erelare~Dumo "C.
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using Thread.sleep()Usittg sleep to
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aren't threads wonderful?UtM, yes.
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Ryan and Monica codeThe Ryatt at1d
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!"Cyan ana MOniCa OUtput:, .FlI& Ed
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using synchronizedWe t1eed the Itta
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synchronization mattersfhe dreaded
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synchronizing methodsMake the ittcr
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thread deadlockThe deadly side ofsy
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final chat clientNew and itltproved
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chat server codeIJ _..Readj-"a"eCad
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synchronlzaUon questions:t1erel~~Du
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exercise: Code MagnetsCode MagnetsA
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exercise solutionspUblic clasa Test
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puzzle answers•Whatdid Sarah know
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sorting a listfracki"Q SOt1g popula
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ArrayList API~ut the ArrayList clas
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Collectlons.sortOYou could use a fr
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sorting your own objectsJut now you
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Collections.s0 rtOIt WOt1~t cotMpi
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generic types&et1erics ",eat1s ",or
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generic classesUsing generic CLASSE
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generic methodsA generic class mean
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sorting a SongThis still doesn'texp
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the sortt) method't1 get1erics, "ex
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the Comparable interfacefhe "eYl, i
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the Comparator interfaceUshtg a cus
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collectJons exerciseimportpublic cl
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dealing with duplicatesUh"'oh. fhe
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the collections APIThe Collectiot1
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object equalityWhat tttakes two obj
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overriding hashCodeO and equalst)Th
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TreeSets and sortingAt1d ifwe wat1t
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how TreeSets sortfreeSet elettte.,t
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generic typesFit1all't back to get1
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polymorphism and generics~ut will i
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arrays vs, ArrayUslsWait a minute..
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generic wildcardsWildcards to the r
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e the complier.exerciseBE the ~omri
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f111-in-the-blank solutionPossible
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17 package, jars and deploymentRele
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package, jars and deploymentItMagit
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Put your Java itt aJAR-package, jar
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Put your classes itt packages!So yo
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package, jars and deployment_put yo
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fhe ...dflag is eve" cooler tha" we
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package, jars and deploymentSo wher
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package, jars and deploymentQ.: Wha
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ExecutableJar100% Local--- Web Star
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The .j"lp filepackage, jars and dep
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package, jars and deployment,,.LOOk
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package, jars and deployment~U1Il1I
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~UtIltIlary-Or~55t. Oyou are here ~
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how many heaps?..RMlapp100% LocalCo
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two objects, two heapsObject AI rut
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client and server helpersfhe role o
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RMI helper objectsJava RMI gives yo
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a remote interfaceStep one: Make a
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Step three: generate stubs and skel
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getting the stubHow does the client
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RMI class filesJe sure each lMachht
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usesfor RMIYeah, but who really use
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very simple servletStep for making
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emote deployment with RMIJust for f
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emote deployment with RMIRMI is gre
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emote deployment with RMIAdaptive d
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Self...healit1Q t1etwork it1 actio"
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emote deployment w ith RMIHow it wo
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..,remote deployment with RMIThe cl
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emote deployment with RNass Service
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emote deployment with RMIObject[] g
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class MlnlMusicService (a universal
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emote deployment with RMIclass DayO
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Appendix A:*Final Code Kitchen*Chri
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publicnewappendix A Final Code Kitc
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appendix A Final Code Kitche npubli
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public class RemoteReader implement
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appendix A Final Code KitchenFinal
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Appendix BThe Top Ten Topics that a
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appendix B Top Ten Reference#9 Immu
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appendix B Top Ten Reference#7 Bloc
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appendix B Top Ten Reference#5 Anon
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access levelsappendix B Top Ten Ref
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String and StringBufferappendix B T
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enumerationsappendix B Top Ten Refe
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enumerationsappendix B Top Ten Refe
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