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In the code example at the top of page 477, since the 'data' variable isn't used, the following line should be removed:
The answer for the online flashcard 76 of set 3: should be
The answer to Flashcard Set 1, card 80, should have an 's' at the end of 'service'
Page 489:
First paragraph after the code example, first sentence: "with a java extension" should be a "with a .java extension."
On page 491, the paragraph before "Listing Directory Contents" section, first sentence, has similar wording and it has the '.' character.

Page 535:
"Dealing with Exceptions" section, first line of the code example:
notice the space at the begining of the url, should be:

The second line of the code example:
notice the space and double-quote, should be:


Page 604:
Last paragraph, "object for January 31, 1984" should be "object for July 4, 2015"

Page 633:
Exam Essentials section, second paragraph, "0b and 0b." should be "0b and 0B."

Page 645:
Answer #6, "therefore line 6 will" should be: "therefore line 7 will"
This is for the Sybex oracle certified professional java se 8 programmer II study guide.
Jeanne Boyarsky and Scott Selikoff.
On page 427:
In the last paragraph, last sentence: 'it will be need' should be 'it will need'.

On page 430:
First paragraph, second sentence: 'list data into memory' should be ' list data in memory'

On page 472:
Third paragraph, first sentence, 'equal()' should be 'equals()'

Regards,
On page 133, line 8 of the second code example has a missing comma at the end.
The comment is: "// 8,10,66" when it should be "// 8,10,66,".
Granted that there is a single method on the functional interfaces, but the context is talking about functional interfaces and not their methods.
"The most common functional interfaces are Supplier, Consumer, Function and Predicate.  There are also binary versions and primitive versions of many of these..."
Am I right by saying that by "binary versions" you mean BiConsumer, BiFunction, BiPredicate?
And for "primitive versions" you mean functional interfaces such as: IntSupplier, IntConsumer, LongSupplier, LongConsumer?
Page 224, first paragraph of the "Exam Essentials" section.
In the last sentence "methods" should be "functional interfaces"
On page 223, in the Summary section.
"BiConsumer<T>" should be: "BiConsummer<T,U>"
"BiPredicate<T>" should be: "BiPredicate<T,U>"