Java Generics and Collections
Autor Maurice Naftalin, Philip Wadleren Limba Engleză Paperback – feb 2024
Java Generics and Collections has been the go-to guide to generics for more than a decade. This second edition covers Java 21, providing a clear guide to generics from their most common uses to the strangest corner cases, giving you everything you need to know to use and write generic APIs effectively. It covers the collections library thoroughly, so you'll always know how and when to use each collection for any given task. And it explains stream processing, so you'll know which model to use and how they interoperate to get the best out of the platform library. This indispensable guide covers: Fundamentals of generics: type parameters and generic methods Subtyping and wildcards Generics and reflection Design patterns for generics Sets, queues, lists, maps, and their implementations Concurrent programming and thread safety with collections Performance of different collection implementations Best practices for using and extending the Java collections framework Design philosophy and comparison with other collections libraries
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781098136727
ISBN-10: 1098136721
Pagini: 300
Dimensiuni: 176 x 231 x 21 mm
Greutate: 0.64 kg
Ediția:2nd Edition
Editura: O'Reilly
ISBN-10: 1098136721
Pagini: 300
Dimensiuni: 176 x 231 x 21 mm
Greutate: 0.64 kg
Ediția:2nd Edition
Editura: O'Reilly
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Notă biografică
Maurice Naftalin is Technical Director at Morningside Light Ltd., a software consultancy in the United Kingdom.
Cuprins
Preface;
Obtaining the Example Programs;
How to Contact Us;
Conventions Used in This Book;
Using Code Examples;
Safari® Books Online;
Acknowledgments;
Part I: Generics;
Chapter 1: Introduction;
1.1 Generics;
1.2 Boxing and Unboxing;
1.3 Foreach;
1.4 Generic Methods and Varargs;
1.5 Assertions;
Chapter 2: Subtyping and Wildcards;
2.1 Subtyping and the Substitution Principle;
2.2 Wildcards with extends;
2.3 Wildcards with super;
2.4 The Get and Put Principle;
2.5 Arrays;
2.6 Wildcards Versus Type Parameters;
2.7 Wildcard Capture;
2.8 Restrictions on Wildcards;
Chapter 3: Comparison and Bounds;
3.1 Comparable;
3.2 Maximum of a Collection;
3.3 A Fruity Example;
3.4 Comparator;
3.5 Enumerated Types;
3.6 Multiple Bounds;
3.7 Bridges;
3.8 Covariant Overriding;
Chapter 4: Declarations;
4.1 Constructors;
4.2 Static Members;
4.3 Nested Classes;
4.4 How Erasure Works;
Chapter 5: Evolution, Not Revolution;
5.1 Legacy Library with Legacy Client;
5.2 Generic Library with Generic Client;
5.3 Generic Library with Legacy Client;
5.4 Legacy Library with Generic Client;
5.5 Conclusions;
Chapter 6: Reification;
6.1 Reifiable Types;
6.2 Instance Tests and Casts;
6.3 Exception Handling;
6.4 Array Creation;
6.5 The Principle of Truth in Advertising;
6.6 The Principle of Indecent Exposure;
6.7 How to Define ArrayList;
6.8 Array Creation and Varargs;
6.9 Arrays as a Deprecated Type?;
6.10 Summing Up;
Chapter 7: Reflection;
7.1 Generics for Reflection;
7.2 Reflected Types are Reifiable Types;
7.3 Reflection for Primitive Types;
7.4 A Generic Reflection Library;
7.5 Reflection for Generics;
7.6 Reflecting Generic Types;
Chapter 8: Effective Generics;
8.1 Take Care when Calling Legacy Code;
8.2 Use Checked Collections to Enforce Security;
8.3 Specialize to Create Reifiable Types;
8.4 Maintain Binary Compatibility;
Chapter 9: Design Patterns;
9.1 Visitor;
9.2 Interpreter;
9.3 Function;
9.4 Strategy;
9.5 Subject-Observer;
Part II: Collections;
Chapter 10: The Main Interfaces of the Java Collections Framework;
Chapter 11: Preliminaries;
11.1 Iterable and Iterators;
11.2 Implementations;
11.3 Efficiency and the O-Notation;
11.4 Contracts;
11.5 Collections and Thread Safety;
Chapter 12: The Collection Interface;
12.1 Using the Methods of Collection;
12.2 Implementing Collection;
12.3 Collection Constructors;
Chapter 13: Sets;
13.1 Implementing Set;
13.2 SortedSet and NavigableSet;
13.3 Comparing Set Implementations;
Chapter 14: Queues;
14.1 Using the Methods of Queue;
14.2 Implementing Queue;
14.3 BlockingQueue;
14.4 Deque;
14.5 Comparing Queue Implementations;
Chapter 15: Lists;
15.1 Using the Methods of List;
15.2 Implementing List;
15.3 Comparing List Implementations;
Chapter 16: Maps;
16.1 Using the Methods of Map;
16.2 Implementing Map;
16.3 SortedMap and NavigableMap;
16.4 ConcurrentMap;
16.5 ConcurrentNavigableMap;
16.6 Comparing Map Implementations;
Chapter 17: The Collections Class;
17.1 Generic Algorithms;
17.2 Collection Factories;
17.3 Wrappers;
17.4 Other Methods;
Colophon;
Obtaining the Example Programs;
How to Contact Us;
Conventions Used in This Book;
Using Code Examples;
Safari® Books Online;
Acknowledgments;
Part I: Generics;
Chapter 1: Introduction;
1.1 Generics;
1.2 Boxing and Unboxing;
1.3 Foreach;
1.4 Generic Methods and Varargs;
1.5 Assertions;
Chapter 2: Subtyping and Wildcards;
2.1 Subtyping and the Substitution Principle;
2.2 Wildcards with extends;
2.3 Wildcards with super;
2.4 The Get and Put Principle;
2.5 Arrays;
2.6 Wildcards Versus Type Parameters;
2.7 Wildcard Capture;
2.8 Restrictions on Wildcards;
Chapter 3: Comparison and Bounds;
3.1 Comparable;
3.2 Maximum of a Collection;
3.3 A Fruity Example;
3.4 Comparator;
3.5 Enumerated Types;
3.6 Multiple Bounds;
3.7 Bridges;
3.8 Covariant Overriding;
Chapter 4: Declarations;
4.1 Constructors;
4.2 Static Members;
4.3 Nested Classes;
4.4 How Erasure Works;
Chapter 5: Evolution, Not Revolution;
5.1 Legacy Library with Legacy Client;
5.2 Generic Library with Generic Client;
5.3 Generic Library with Legacy Client;
5.4 Legacy Library with Generic Client;
5.5 Conclusions;
Chapter 6: Reification;
6.1 Reifiable Types;
6.2 Instance Tests and Casts;
6.3 Exception Handling;
6.4 Array Creation;
6.5 The Principle of Truth in Advertising;
6.6 The Principle of Indecent Exposure;
6.7 How to Define ArrayList;
6.8 Array Creation and Varargs;
6.9 Arrays as a Deprecated Type?;
6.10 Summing Up;
Chapter 7: Reflection;
7.1 Generics for Reflection;
7.2 Reflected Types are Reifiable Types;
7.3 Reflection for Primitive Types;
7.4 A Generic Reflection Library;
7.5 Reflection for Generics;
7.6 Reflecting Generic Types;
Chapter 8: Effective Generics;
8.1 Take Care when Calling Legacy Code;
8.2 Use Checked Collections to Enforce Security;
8.3 Specialize to Create Reifiable Types;
8.4 Maintain Binary Compatibility;
Chapter 9: Design Patterns;
9.1 Visitor;
9.2 Interpreter;
9.3 Function;
9.4 Strategy;
9.5 Subject-Observer;
Part II: Collections;
Chapter 10: The Main Interfaces of the Java Collections Framework;
Chapter 11: Preliminaries;
11.1 Iterable and Iterators;
11.2 Implementations;
11.3 Efficiency and the O-Notation;
11.4 Contracts;
11.5 Collections and Thread Safety;
Chapter 12: The Collection Interface;
12.1 Using the Methods of Collection;
12.2 Implementing Collection;
12.3 Collection Constructors;
Chapter 13: Sets;
13.1 Implementing Set;
13.2 SortedSet and NavigableSet;
13.3 Comparing Set Implementations;
Chapter 14: Queues;
14.1 Using the Methods of Queue;
14.2 Implementing Queue;
14.3 BlockingQueue;
14.4 Deque;
14.5 Comparing Queue Implementations;
Chapter 15: Lists;
15.1 Using the Methods of List;
15.2 Implementing List;
15.3 Comparing List Implementations;
Chapter 16: Maps;
16.1 Using the Methods of Map;
16.2 Implementing Map;
16.3 SortedMap and NavigableMap;
16.4 ConcurrentMap;
16.5 ConcurrentNavigableMap;
16.6 Comparing Map Implementations;
Chapter 17: The Collections Class;
17.1 Generic Algorithms;
17.2 Collection Factories;
17.3 Wrappers;
17.4 Other Methods;
Colophon;