Roy Miller is an independent software development coach, programmer, and author. He began his career at Andersen Consulting (now Accenture), and most recently spent three years using Java professionally at RoleModel Software, Inc. in Holly Springs, NC. He has developed software, managed teams, and coached other programmers at clients ranging from two-person start-ups to Fortune 50 companies.
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Intermediate Java programming
Summary: The Java™ language provides most of what professional programmers expect to see in a language, and even in an object-oriented language. Beyond the basics, though, the Java language provides some useful tools for creating sophisticated programs. This tutorial will introduce you to some of these more advanced Java language features commonly seen on typical Java technology development projects.
Date: 13 Jan 2005
Level: Introductory
PDF: A4 and Letter (159 KB | 51 pages)Get Adobe® Reader®
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