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Format: Paperback
Author: Michael M. Afergan
ReleaseDate: July, 1996
Publisher: Que Pub
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was GREAT at its time
Java in a Nutshell gave some in depth discussions about Java topics, however this book was the perfect reference guide. this book, released in 1996 was definately one of the BEST Java references available at the time.

although old, it is a classic for JDK 1. 0.

Mike is the man!
I can only find it coincidental that they are related and that both of them have great dedications to Dan Afergan. This is the greatest book I have ever read (excluding Bert Silverman's "Bert's Eye View: Coping with Macular Degeneration.

Excelent reference book
besides it is cheap. This book has everything you need, just only a few description about every class of the java API, but enough to use it.

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