At the heart of Java technology lies the Java virtual machine-the abstract computer on which all Java programs run. Although the name "Java" is generally used to refer to the Java programming language, there is more to Java than the language. The Java virtual machine, Java API, and Java class file work together with the language to make Java programs run.
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Copyright 2011 John Wiley & Sons, Inc., Third Edition, Pages 760 SYNOPSES OF THE CHAPTERS Chapter 0 serves as an introduction to the Java language for those whose first course was in some other language. For students who are already familiar with Java, the chapter consists mostly of review material, but the treatment of the Scanner class is worth perusing. Chapter 1 focuses on...
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