Faq

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Judging by the size of Sun's Java tutoral you would really have to
hone down and get to the meat. Some basic awt/swing explanations and or examples would be cool. Again diffrences between Java and C. "Basic core Java" Operators and Assignments(Precedence and Associstivity Rules for Operators
Conversions, Casting, Narrowing and Widening Conversions Numeric promotions, Type Conversion Contexts, Assiging Primative Values, Assigning References, Arithmetic Operators, Relational Operators, Boolean Logical Operators, Conditional Operators, Representing Integers(calculating 2's complement) Integer Bitwise Operators, Shift Operators, Parameter Passing, Passing Primative Data Values, Passing Object Refrence Values, Passing Array Refrences, Array Elements as Actual Parameters, Final Parameters, Program Arguements)


Language Fundamentals (Language building blocks, Lexical Tokens,Identifiers Keywords, Literals, String Literals, Integer Literals, Character Literals, Primative Datatypes, Variable Declarations, Wrapper Classes, Java Source File Structure, White Spaces, Comments)


Declarations and Access Control(Arrays, Defining Classes, Defining Methods, Constructors, Packages, Scope and Accessibility for members)

Flow Control and Exception Handling(Overview of Flow Control Statments, Selection Statements, Iteration Statements,Transfer Statements, Exception Types, try,catch and finally blocks)


Then touch base on some OOP concepts like (Inheritance, Incapsulation, Polymorphisim, Dynamic Method Lookup, Method Overiding vs. Overloading, Variable Shadowing, Interfaces, Assigning, Passing and Casting Refrences) A good section on inner classes would be nice too. And while your at it
make a section on Multi Threading, Object Lifetime, Collections, and Files and Streams.