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Any sample chapter from the Robust Java Book?

 
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Mr.Stelting,
Is there any sample chapters for us to have a look at the writing style of the book? I can't find anywhere on the net... Thanks...
 
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Follow this link,

https://coderanch.com/t/376111/java/java/Robust-Java-TOC
 
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Thanks a lot for that, Naina...
The only one sample chapter contains topics about advanced exception handling. The topic seems interesting to me, since we are alright with the basic exception handling stuff before...

Well, I'll go thru the chapter and shoot some questions to Mr.Stelting again...
 
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Hi Ko Ko Naing,

Sorry for the late reply... it isn't really a chapter, but Amazon has also posted the preface of my book. You can find it at

Amazon - Robust Java

Hope this helps; feel free to email with any questions!

Steve
 
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