Java Cheat Sheet, Syntax Quick Reference Handbook, by Table and Chart : Syntax Quick Study Guide

by Ray Yao, Ada D. Dom (Illustrator), Kafka C. Ant (Editor)

About This Book
This book covers all basic JAVA syntaxes. ( more than 300 examples, more than 300 outputs, and more than 300 explanations ). We can quickly reference the most helpful programming syntaxes, such as common command syntax, string function syntax, collection function syntax, class & object syntax……; all these syntaxes are very useful for programming.
We can take this book as a basic syntax manual because its entries are arranged alphabetically so that we can easily reference the important syntax.
Nowadays or in the future, the JAVA Syntax Book can provide great help for coding both in our study and our work.


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Table of Contents ( from a to z )
abs()
abstract
acos()
addExact()
arithmetic operator
array
array
array element
array length
array sorting
ArrayList
asin()
assertion
assignment operators
atan()
atan2()
boolean
break
byte
case
catch
cbrt()
ceil()
char
charAt()
class
class & object
class attribute
close() & Autocloseable
codePointAt()
codePointBefore()
codePointCount()
comment
compareTo()
compareToIgnoreCase()
concat()
conditional operator
constructor
contains()
contentEquals()
continue
copySign()
copyValueOf()
cos()
cosh()
date
date & time
decrementExact()
default
default modifier
do-while
double
else
encapsulation
endwith()
enum
equals()
equalsIgnoreCase()
exp()
expm1()
exports
extends
file class
file creating
file deleting
file reading
file writing
FileInputStream
FileOutputStream
final
final class
final method
final variable syntax():
finally
float
floor()
for
format()
getbytes()
getChars()
getExponent()
global variable
hashCode()
HashMap
HashSet syntax
hypot()
IEEEremainder()
if
if-else
implement
import
incrementExact()
indexOf()
inheritance
input
instanceof
int
interface
intern()
isEmpty()
iterator
lambda
lastIndexOf()
length()
LinkedList
LinkedArray function
local variable
log()
log10()
log1p()
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274 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 17, 2023