The Java Language Specification 3rd Edition by James Gosling, Bill Joy Guy L Steele Jr ISBN 0321246780 9780321246783

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ISBN 10: 0321246780 
ISBN 13: 9780321246783
Author: James Gosling, Bill Joy Guy L Steele Jr

Written by the inventors of the language, this book provides the mostauthoritative technical reference for all serious programmers seeking to sharpenand hone their Java programming skills. As the definitive reference book, itprovides programmers with complete, precise, and detailed coverage of theentire Java programming language and defines the current state and evolutionof the language. Java 1.5 aka “Tiger”( and soon to be Java 5.0) will be releasedin the fall of 2004, and this reference supplies coverage on the most recentupdates to the Java language including generics, a tool developers have beenasking to be included in the language for years.

The Java Language Specification 3rd Table of contents:

• Lexical Structure

  • Tokens in Java
  • Characters, Identifiers, and Literals
  • White Space and Comments
  • Keywords and Reserved Words
  • Operators and Separators
  • Lexical Rules for Java

• Types, Values, and Variables

  • Primitive Types (byte, short, int, long, float, double, char, boolean)
  • Type Conversions and Casting
  • Type Parameters and Generic Types
  • Variables and Declarations
  • Constants and Final Variables

• Classes and Interfaces

  • Overview of Classes and Interfaces
  • Class Declarations
  • Interface Declarations
  • The Object Class and Inheritance
  • Abstract Classes and Methods
  • Implementing Interfaces and Extending Classes
  • Member Types (Nested Classes, Enums, etc.)

• Methods

  • Method Declarations and Signature
  • Method Parameters and Return Types
  • Method Overloading and Overriding
  • Varargs (Variable Arguments)
  • Method Invocation
  • Static and Instance Methods

• Fields

  • Field Declarations
  • Instance and Static Fields
  • Accessing Fields (Directly and via Methods)
  • Final Fields and Constant Initialization
  • Fields in Inner and Nested Classes

• Expressions

  • Types of Expressions
  • Assignment Expressions
  • Arithmetic and Relational Expressions
  • Logical Expressions
  • Type-Checking and Type Conversions
  • Operator Precedence and Associativity
  • Lambda Expressions and Functional Interfaces

• Statements

  • Expression Statements
  • Declaration Statements
  • Control Flow Statements (if, switch, loops)
  • Exception Handling Statements (try, catch, finally)
  • Break and Continue Statements
  • Return and Throw Statements
  • Synchronized and Native Statements

• Exceptions

  • Overview of Exceptions
  • The Throwable Class
  • Checked and Unchecked Exceptions
  • Throwing and Catching Exceptions
  • Exception Handling Best Practices
  • Custom Exception Classes

• Concurrency

  • Overview of Concurrency in Java
  • Thread Creation and Execution
  • Synchronization and Locks
  • Deadlock and Race Conditions
  • Executors and Thread Pools
  • Java Memory Model (Visibility, Atomicity, Ordering)

• Generics

  • Introduction to Generics
  • Type Parameters and Bounds
  • Wildcards in Generics
  • Generic Methods and Classes
  • Type Erasure and Generic Type Handling
  • Covariant Return Types in Generics

• Annotations

  • Overview of Annotations
  • Declaring and Using Annotations
  • Retention Policies and Target Elements
  • Predefined Annotations (e.g., @Override, @Deprecated)
  • Custom Annotations
  • Processing Annotations with Reflection

• Type System

  • The Java Type System
  • Types of Types (Primitive, Reference, Generic)
  • Type Variables and Bounded Types
  • Type Erasure in Generics
  • Reflection and Type Information

• Packages and Import Statements

  • Package Declaration and Access Modifiers
  • Import Statements and Static Imports
  • Organizing Classes into Packages
  • Naming Conventions and Package Hierarchies
  • Default Packages and Named Packages

• The Java Virtual Machine (JVM)

  • Overview of the JVM
  • Execution of Java Programs
  • Bytecode Representation and Interpretation
  • Class Loading and Initialization
  • The Runtime Data Areas of the JVM
  • The Execution Engine and Stack Management

• The Java API

  • Overview of the Java Standard API
  • The Core Libraries (java.lang, java.util, java.io, etc.)
  • Java Collections Framework
  • I/O and Networking APIs
  • The Reflection API

• The Java Memory Model

  • Memory Areas in the JVM
  • The Java Heap and Stack
  • Object Allocation and Garbage Collection
  • The Java Memory Model (JMM) and Threads
  • Visibility and Synchronization of Shared Data

• Binary Compatibility and Reflection

  • The Role of Reflection in Java
  • Reflecting on Classes, Methods, and Fields
  • Class Loading and Dynamic Proxies
  • Binary Compatibility in Java
  • Evolution of Java Class Libraries

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