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 Chapter 1 - Working with Strings and Regular Expressions - This chapter contains recipes that illustrate various string handling techniques that go beyond the basic search, compare, and replace operations found in String. Several also make use of regular expressions. In some cases, the regular expression capabilities of String are employed. Others use the regular expression API itself.Chapter 2 - File Handling - This chapter provides several recipes that demonstrate file handling.It begins by describing several fundamental operations, such as reading and writing bytes or characters. It then shows various techniques that help you utilize and manage files. Chapter 3 - File Handling - This chapter provides several recipes that demonstrate file handling. It begins by describing several fundamental operations, such as reading and writing bytes or characters. It then shows various techniques that help you utilize and manage files. Chapter 4 - Formatting Data - Although the main focus of this chapter is Formatter, several recipes utilize these alternatives, mostly in the interest of completeness, but also because they offer simple, yet elegant solutions to some types of formatting tasks. Chapter 5 - Working with Collections - Collections are a large topic. No single chapter can demonstrate all of their features or explore all of their nuances. As a result, the focus of this chapter is on recipes that demonstrate several key techniques, such as using a comparator, iterating a collection, creating a synchronized collection, and so on. The chapter begins with an overview of the classes and interfaces that comprise the core of the Collections Framework. Chapter 6 - Applets and Servlets - This chapter presents several recipes based on applets and servlets. An applet is a small program that is dynamically delivered over the Web and run inside a browser.This chapter begins with an overview of both applets and servlets. It then illustrates several core techniques. Chapter 7 - Multithreading - This chapter contains several recipes that show how to create and manage threads and the multithreaded environment. It begins by describing the basic procedures needed to create a thread. It then shows key multithreading techniques, such as synchronizing threads, setting priorities, and interthread communication. Chapter 8 - Swing - This chapter presents a series of recipes that demonstrate Swing, Java’s premier GUI toolkit. Defined by a rich set of visual components and a tightly integrated, highly adaptive architecture, Swing enables the creation of sophisticated, yet streamlined user interfaces. Chapter 9 - Potpourri - In this, the final chapter of the book, I have chosen to conclude with an assortment of recipes that span a variety of topics. These recipes represent techniques that I wanted covered in the book, but for which a complete chapter was, for one reason or another, not possible. Download free ebooks for java: Herb Schildt’s Java Programming Cookbook
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