Re: WHERE can I find a Java Language COMPLETE reference ?

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From: James D. Frentress
Date: Tue, 24 Feb 1998 00:00

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Sandro Jos� Toledo Martins wrote:

> solutions, because I don't know where to find a complete Java
> reference

sun/javasoft website, the JDK (and related JavaDocs) (free download),
Borland's product, JAVA IN A NUTSHELL by David Flanagan, IBM VisualAGE
(free download) is very easy to traverse the Java language.

these are all good but there isn't really an indepth COMPLETE single
reference. volumes can be written about some of the java packages alone.

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