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Description
| Class Summary | |
|---|---|
| Cereal | This class represents a box of cereal. |
| CerealComparator | Compares two boxes of ceral by their price |
| Collections | This class demonstrates several of the collection classes. |
| DateDemo | This class demonstrates how to use the Java's day and time facilities. |
| DirectoryFilter | This class is a FileFilter that only accepts files
that are directories. |
| Farm | This classes demonstrates Maps in the collection
classes. |
| FindJavaFiles | This program demonstrates File,
FileFilter, and FilenameFilter by
searching recursively through directories and printing out the
names of Java source files. |
| FormattedDate | This program reads a date and time from the command in
DateFormat.MEDIUM format and prints it back out in all
four formats. |
| JavaFilenameFilter | This class is a FilenameFilter that only accepts files
that end in .java. |
| ModifyWhileIterating | This program demonstrates what happens when you modify a collection while iterating over it. |
| ParseString | This classes parses strings from the command line using a
StringTokenizer. |
| PersonComparator | This class is a Comparator that compares
Persons based on their shoe size. |
| ReadDate | This class demonstrates object serialization by reading an instance
of Date from a file. |
| ReadDoubles | This program takes a file whose name is given on the command line
and reads doubles from it. |
| ReadFromConsole | This program reads text from the console until the user enters
-1 at which point it prints what the user has entered. |
| SimpleDate | This program demonstrates how to use the SimpleDateFormat class to format and parse dates. |
| SortDateFormatSHORT | This program reads in Dates from standard in using DateFormat.SHORT. |
| SystemProperties | This class demonstrates the Properties class and shows
how to use the JVM's system properties. |
| Today | Prints out information about today's date. |
| WrapperObjects | Demonstrates how wrapper objects can be used to store primitive values in a collection. |
| WriteDoubles | This program reads doubles from the command line and
writes them to a file. |
| WriteToFile | This program writes the arguments from the command line to a text file. |
This package contains classes that demonstrate Java's core API.
Some Core API resources:
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