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Java Generics and Collections by Maurice Naftalin Maurice, Philip Wadler

Java Generics and Collections Maurice Naftalin Maurice, Philip Wadler ebook
Format: chm
Publisher: O'Reilly Media
ISBN: 0596527756, 9780596527754
Page: 288

I just noticed the existence of this O'Reilly book penned, so it seems, by Maurice Naftalin and (believe it or not) Philip Wadler! I read this book twice, and I suggest every java developer two read it twice or more. This is what Maurice Naftalin calls The Get and Put Principle in his Java Generics and Collections and what Joshua Bloch calls The PECS Rule in his Effective Java. Some time ago I passed SCJP before this exam I thought that I know Generics but I didn't. I recently wrote a blog entry about reluctantly accepting Java Generics. In this excerpt from Java Generics and Collections, authors Maurice Naftalin and Philip Wadler show what to do when genericizing client code that calls a non-genericized library. Head First Java 16 Data Structures: collections and generics Page 529 to 579. By myself and my colleague and friend Maurice Nafalin. [SIZE="4"][COLOR="red"]Tile: Java Generics and Collections [/COLOR][/SIZE] [SIZE="4"][COLOR="seagreen"]Release date: October 2006 [/COLOR][/SIZE] File size: 9.5 MiB | 1 Part Genre: Java. Java Generics: ——————. An example interface which shows the usage of generics. Just keep in mind that we are abstracting the type of number or String we dealing with, so that when we create we specify what kind we need and it will done in compile time for code efficiency and also preventing . OReilly Java Generics and Collections Oct 2006 eBook BBL tips and tricks information, free download link and reviews. Ste Marie - Seattle, WA USAThis is a very basic introduction to the Java Collections. That was the approach used by C# when generics were introduced, but Java did not take this approach because of the huge amount of pre-existing Java code using collections. Java Generics and Collections Not worth the price of purchase - Paul J. It's finally out, after considerable effort over the last year. It also includes blocking interfaces and their implementations in java concurrent package. Is this for real, or a very elaborate hoax? Java Collections have come through a long way with usage of Generics and Concurrent Collection classes for thread-safe operations. As far as my understanding goes the purpose of Generics in Java is to avoid ClassCastExceptions at runtime and also minimize the crap casts when we get objects from collections.