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Naming Conventions Acronyms Annotation Names Class Names Constant Names Enumeration Names Generic Type Parameter Names Instance and Static Variable Names Interface Names Method Names Package Names Module Names Parameter and Local Variable Names Chapter 2.

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Lexical Elements Unicode and ASCII Printable ASCII Characters Nonprintable ASCII Characters Compact Strings Comments Keywords Identifiers Separators Operators Literals Boolean Literals Character Literals Integer Literals Floating-Point Literals String Literals Null Literals Escape Sequences Unicode Currency Symbols Chapter 3.

Fundamental Types Primitive Types Literals for Primitive Types Floating-Point Entities Operations Involving Special Entities Numeric Promotion of Primitive Types Unary Numeric Promotion Binary Numeric Promotion Special Cases for Conditional Operators Wrapper Classes Autoboxing and Unboxing Autoboxing Unboxing Chapter 4.

Reference Types Comparing Reference Types to Primitive Types Default Values Instance and Local Variable Objects Arrays Conversion of Reference Types Widening Conversions Narrowing Conversions Converting Between Primitives and Reference Types Passing Reference Types into Methods Comparing Reference Types Using the Equality Operators Using the equals() Method Comparing Strings Comparing Enumerations Copying Reference Types Copying a Reference to an Object Cloning Objects Memory Allocation and Garbage Collection of Reference Types Chapter 5.

Object-Oriented Programming Classes and Objects Class Syntax Instantiating a Class (Creating an Object) Data Members and Methods Accessing Data Members and Methods in Objects Overloading Overriding Constructors Superclasses and Subclasses The this Keyword Variable-Length Argument Lists Abstract Classes and Abstract Methods Abstract Classes Abstract Methods Static Data Members, Static Methods, Static Constants, and Static Initializers Static Data Members Static Methods Static Constants Static Initializers Interfaces Enumerations Annotation Types Built-in Annotations Developer-Defined Annotations Functional Interfaces Chapter 6.

Statements and Blocks Expression Statements Empty Statement Blocks Conditional Statements The if Statement The if else Statement The if else if Statement The switch Statement Iteration Statements The for Loop The Enhanced for Loop The while Loop The do while Loop Transfer of Control The break Statement The continue Statement The return Statement Synchronized Statement Assert Statement Exception Handling Statements Chapter 7.

Exception Handling The Exception Hierarchy CheckedUnchecked Exceptions and Errors Checked Exceptions Unchecked Exceptions Errors Common CheckedUnchecked Exceptions and Errors Common Checked Exceptions Common Unchecked Exceptions Common Errors Exception Handling Keywords The throw Keyword The trycatchfinally Keywords The try-catch Statement The try-finally Statement The try-catch-finally Statement The try-with-resources Statement The multi-catch Clause The Exception Handling Process Defining Your Own Exception Class Printing Information About Exceptions The getMessage() Method The toString() Method The printStackTrace() Method Chapter 8.

Java Modifiers Access Modifiers Other (Nonaccess) Modifiers Modifiers Encoding Part II.

Development Basics Java Runtime Environment Java Development Kit Java Program Structure Command-Line Tools Java Compiler Java Interpreter Java Program Packager JAR File Execution Classpath Chapter 11.

Memory Management Garbage Collectors Serial Collector Parallel Collector Parallel Compacting Collector Concurrent Mark-Sweep Collector Garbage-First (G1) Collector Memory Management Tools Command-Line Options Resizing the JVM Heap Metaspace Interfacing with the GC Explicit Garbage Collection Finalization Chapter 12.

New IO API (NIO.2) The Path Interface The Files Class Additional Features Chapter 14.

Concurrency Creating Threads Extending the Thread Class Implementing the Runnable Interface Thread States Thread Priorities Common Methods Synchronization Concurrent Utilities Executors Concurrent Collections Synchronizers Timing Utility Chapter 15.

Java Collections Framework The Collection Interface Implementations Collection Framework Methods Collections Class Algorithms Algorithm Efficiencies Comparator Functional Interface Convenience Factory Methods Chapter 16.

Generics Framework Generic Classes and Interfaces Constructors with Generics Substitution Principle Type Parameters, Wildcards, and Bounds The Get and Put Principle Generic Specialization Generic Methods in Raw Types Chapter 17.

The Java Scripting API Scripting Languages Script Engine Implementations Embedding Scripts into Java Invoking Methods of Scripting Languages Accessing and Controlling Java Resources from Scripts Setting Up Scripting Languages and Engines Scripting Language Setup Scripting Engine Setup Scripting Engine Validation Chapter 18.

Date and Time API Legacy Interoperability Regional Calendars ISO Calendar Machine Interface Durations and Periods JDBC and XSD Mapping Formatting Chapter 19.

Lambda Expressions Es Basics Es Syntax and Example Method and Constructor References Specific-Purpose Functional Interfaces General-Purpose Functional Interfaces Resources for Es Tutorials Community Resources Chapter 20.

JShell: the Java Shell Getting Started Snippets Modifiers Flow Control Statements Package Declarations Using JShell Primary Expressions Dependencies Statements and Code Blocks Method and Class Declarations Viewing, Deleting, and Modifying Snippets Saving, Loading, and State JShell Features Scratch Variables Tab Auto-Complete Forward Referencing Checked Exceptions Hierarchy and Scope Summary of JShell Commands Chapter 21.

Java Module System Project Jigsaw Java Modules Automatic Modules Unnamed Modules Accessibility Compiling Modules Modular JDK jdeps Identifying Dependencies Identifying Undocumented JDK Internal Dependencies Defining a Module Exporting a Package Declaring Dependencies Transitive Dependencies Defining Service Providers Defining Service API Implementing Service API Using Service Providers jlink Part III.

Third-Party Tools Development, CM, and Test Tools Libraries Integrated Development Environments Web Application Platforms Scripting Languages Compatible with JSR-223 Appendix C.

UML Basics Class Diagrams Name Attributes Operations Visibility Object Diagrams Graphical Icon Representation Classes, Abstract Classes, and Interfaces Notes Packages Connectors Multiplicity Indicators Role Names Class Relationships Association Direct Association Composition Association Aggregation Association Temporary Association Generalization Realization Sequence Diagrams Participant (1) Found Message (2) Synchronous Message (3) Return Call (4) Asynchronous Message (5) Message to Self (6) Lifeline (7) Activation Bar (8) Index.

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