Re: Java and history in the making
JSH wrote:
[ A lot of philosophy. ]
Really now, why post to c.l.j.p if you're not going to talk about Java
beyond "I wrote X in Java once"? There's not even a shred of on-topic
conversation in said message.
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Beware of bugs in the above code; I have only proved it correct, not
tried it. -- Donald E. Knuth
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Relevant Pages
- Re: Java books and/references
... have used the Horton reference (Beginning Java 2) mentioned on the page at the techbookreport URL. ... I love Eckel's book for showing the dimensions of the language, the philosophy behind why things are done the way they are, etc. ... I have taught OO software design for years at a university, and I know from experiencee that Eckel's book doesn't go over well with students having little programming experience. ... I don't think that Horton has ever mislead me. ...
(comp.lang.java.programmer) - Re: Tab in Java
... Hard in training, easy in war. ... I think that is the philosophy behind ... If this is not a java problem, ... then Technion ought to have better programmers. ...
(Debian-User) - Re: How to split String with MS-JVM ?
... > use Sun JVM", IBM JVM or some other standard compliant Virtual Machine ... > ant continue to use the MS-JVM trash trying to reinvent the wheel. ... Since there are many Windows and Macintosh users still stuck with Java 1.1 ... environments, the "Write once, run everywhere" philosophy would suggest ...
(comp.lang.java.programmer) - Re: Best C++ game programming book recommendations
... > Within the context of Java, I consider namespace-like classes an acceptable ... Java has a different philosophy about objects. ... How does it not encapsulate implementation details? ...
(comp.programming) - Re: How to include *.class file with package in CLASSPATH?
... Ulf Meinhardt wrote: ... Java assumes that a class `java.lang.Object' would be stored in java\lang\Object.class with some path from the classpath prepended to it, ... -- Donald E. Knuth ...
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