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Saturday, September 14, 2002

Java's Class Libraries

You know, Java as a language is wholly uninteresting. However, its class libraries are very interesting. Java's IO in particular, along with its Collections, things like Comparable, Serializable, Runnable, etc. seem pretty well done.

For instance, check out the introduction to Java's Collection inteface, and their I/O tutorial.

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edited: 2002-09-15 16:36 (utc-4)

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Only we geeks could look at computer languages as such ... I entirely agree. I'm slugging out a new project using the new .Net Framework ... again, the libraries are where the action is.

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