SafariNode	SeqNo	pageNo	numPages	Chapter	ChapterTitle	Section	Title
hfjava2-PREFACE-3	1	i	5	Preface	Preface	What they're saying	What they're saying about Head First
hfjava2-PREFACE-1	2	xi	1	Preface	Preface	Copyright	Copyright
hfjava2-DEDICATION	3	xii	5	Preface	Preface	Dedication	Dedication
hfjava2-PREFACE-2	4	xxi	1	Preface	Preface	Intro	Intro
hfjava2-PREFACE-2	4.22	xxii	1	Preface	Preface	Intro	Who is this book for?
hfjava2-PREFACE-2	4.23	xxiii	1	Preface	Preface	Intro	We know what you're thinking
hfjava2-PREFACE-2	4.24	xxiv	1	Preface	Preface	Intro	"We think of a ""Head First Java"" reader as a learner"
hfjava2-PREFACE-2	4.25	xxv	1	Preface	Preface	Intro	Metacognition: thinking about thinking
hfjava2-PREFACE-2	4.26	xxvi	1	Preface	Preface	Intro	Here's what we did
hfjava2-PREFACE-2	4.27	xxvii	1	Preface	Preface	Intro	Here's what YOU can do to bend your brain into submission
hfjava2-PREFACE-2	4.28	xxviii	1	Preface	Preface	Intro	What you need for this book
hfjava2-PREFACE-2	4.29	xxix	1	Preface	Preface	Intro	Last minute things you need to know
hfjava2-PREFACE-2	4.3	xxx	3	Preface	Preface	Intro	Acknowledgments
hfjava2-CHP-1	5	1	1	Chapter 1	Breaking the Surface	Chapter 1	Breaking the Surface
hfjava2-CHP-1-SECT-1	6	2	1	Chapter 1	Breaking the Surface	Section 1.1	The Way Java Works
hfjava2-CHP-1-SECT-2	7	3	1	Chapter 1	Breaking the Surface	Section 1.2	What you'll do in Java
hfjava2-CHP-1-SECT-3	8	4	1	Chapter 1	Breaking the Surface	Section 1.3	A very brief history of Java
hfjava2-CHP-1-SECT-4	9	5	1	Chapter 1	Breaking the Surface	Section 1.4	Sharpen your pencil
hfjava2-CHP-1-SECT-5	10	6	1	Chapter 1	Breaking the Surface	Section 1.5	Sharpen your pencil answers
hfjava2-CHP-1-SECT-6	11	7	1	Chapter 1	Breaking the Surface	Section 1.6	Code structure in Java
hfjava2-CHP-1-SECT-7	12	8	1	Chapter 1	Breaking the Surface	Section 1.7	Anatomy of a class
hfjava2-CHP-1-SECT-8	13	9	1	Chapter 1	Breaking the Surface	Section 1.8	Writing a class with a main
hfjava2-CHP-1-SECT-9	14	10	1	Chapter 1	Breaking the Surface	Section 1.9	What can you say in the main method?
hfjava2-CHP-1-SECT-10	15	11	1	Chapter 1	Breaking the Surface	Section 1.10	Looping and looping and...
hfjava2-CHP-1-SECT-11	16	12	1	Chapter 1	Breaking the Surface	Section 1.11	there are no Dumb Questions
hfjava2-CHP-1-SECT-12	17	13	1	Chapter 1	Breaking the Surface	Section 1.12	Conditional branching
hfjava2-CHP-1-SECT-13	18	14	1	Chapter 1	Breaking the Surface	Section 1.13	Coding a Serious Business Application
hfjava2-CHP-1-SECT-14	19	15	2	Chapter 1	Breaking the Surface	Section 1.14	Monday morning at Bob's
hfjava2-CHP-1-SECT-15	20	17	1	Chapter 1	Breaking the Surface	Section 1.15	Phrase-O-Matic
hfjava2-CHP-1-SECT-16	21	18	2	Chapter 1	Breaking the Surface	Section 1.16	Fireside Chats
hfjava2-CHP-1-SECT-17	22	20	1	Chapter 1	Breaking the Surface	Section 1.17	Exercise: Code Magnets
hfjava2-CHP-1-SECT-18	23	21	1	Chapter 1	Breaking the Surface	Section 1.18	Exercise: BE The compiler
hfjava2-CHP-1-SECT-19	24	22	1	Chapter 1	Breaking the Surface	Section 1.19	JavaCross 7.0
hfjava2-CHP-1-SECT-20	25	23	1	Chapter 1	Breaking the Surface	Section 1.20	Mixed Messages
hfjava2-CHP-1-SECT-21	26	24	1	Chapter 1	Breaking the Surface	Section 1.21	Pool Puzzle
hfjava2-CHP-1-SECT-22	27	25	2	Chapter 1	Breaking the Surface	Section 1.22	Exercise Solutins: Code Magnets:
hfjava2-CHP-2	28	27	1	Chapter 2	A Trip to Objectville	Chapter 2	A Trip to Objectville
hfjava2-CHP-2-SECT-1	29	28	5	Chapter 2	A Trip to Objectville	Section 2.1	Chair Wars
hfjava2-CHP-2-SECT-2	30	33	3	Chapter 2	A Trip to Objectville	Section 2.2	Brain Power
hfjava2-CHP-2-SECT-3	31	36	1	Chapter 2	A Trip to Objectville	Section 2.3	Making your first object
hfjava2-CHP-2-SECT-4	32	37	1	Chapter 2	A Trip to Objectville	Section 2.4	Making and testing Movie objects
hfjava2-CHP-2-SECT-5	33	38	2	Chapter 2	A Trip to Objectville	Section 2.5	Quick! Get out of main!
hfjava2-CHP-2-SECT-6	34	40	5	Chapter 2	A Trip to Objectville	Section 2.6	Running the Guessing Game
hfjava2-CHP-2-SECT-7	35	45	4	Chapter 2	A Trip to Objectville	Section 2.7	Who am I?
hfjava2-CHP-3	36	49	1	Chapter 3	Know Your Variables	Chapter 3	Know Your Variables
hfjava2-CHP-3-SECT-1	37	50	1	Chapter 3	Know Your Variables	Section 3.1	Declaring a variable
hfjava2-CHP-3-SECT-2	38	51	1	Chapter 3	Know Your Variables	Section 3.2	""I'd like a double mocha, no, make it an int.""
hfjava2-CHP-3-SECT-3	39	52	1	Chapter 3	Know Your Variables	Section 3.3	You really don't want to spill that...
hfjava2-CHP-3-SECT-4	40	53a	0	Chapter 3	Know Your Variables	Section 3.4	Back away from that keyword!
hfjava2-CHP-3-SECT-5	41	53b	1	Chapter 3	Know Your Variables	Section 3.5	This table reserved.
hfjava2-CHP-3-SECT-6	42	54	1	Chapter 3	Know Your Variables	Section 3.6	Controlling your Dog object
hfjava2-CHP-3-SECT-7	43	55	1	Chapter 3	Know Your Variables	Section 3.7	An object reference is just another variable value.
hfjava2-CHP-3-SECT-8	44	56a	0	Chapter 3	Know Your Variables	Section 3.8	There are no Dumb Question
hfjava2-CHP-3-SECT-9	45	56b	1	Chapter 3	Know Your Variables	Section 3.9	Java Exposed
hfjava2-CHP-3-SECT-10	46	57a	0	Chapter 3	Know Your Variables	Section 3.10	Life on the garbage-collectible heap
hfjava2-CHP-3-SECT-11	47	57b	2	Chapter 3	Know Your Variables	Section 3.11	Life and death on the heap
hfjava2-CHP-3-SECT-12	48	59a	0	Chapter 3	Know Your Variables	Section 3.12	An array is like a tray of cups
hfjava2-CHP-3-SECT-13	49	59b	1	Chapter 3	Know Your Variables	Section 3.13	Arrays are objects too
hfjava2-CHP-3-SECT-14	50	60	1	Chapter 3	Know Your Variables	Section 3.14	Make an array of Dogs
hfjava2-CHP-3-SECT-15	51	61	1	Chapter 3	Know Your Variables	Section 3.15	Control your Dog
hfjava2-CHP-3-SECT-16	52	62	1	Chapter 3	Know Your Variables	Section 3.16	A Dog example
hfjava2-CHP-3-SECT-17	53	63	1	Chapter 3	Know Your Variables	Section 3.17	Exercise: BE the compiler
hfjava2-CHP-3-SECT-18	54	64	1	Chapter 3	Know Your Variables	Section 3.18	Exercise: Code Magnets
hfjava2-CHP-3-SECT-19	55	65	1	Chapter 3	Know Your Variables	Section 3.19	Pool Puzzle
hfjava2-CHP-3-SECT-20	56	66	1	Chapter 3	Know Your Variables	Section 3.20	A Heap o' Trouble
hfjava2-CHP-3-SECT-21	57	67	1	Chapter 3	Know Your Variables	Section 3.21	Five-Minute Mystery
hfjava2-CHP-3-SECT-22	58	68	1	Chapter 3	Know Your Variables	Section 3.22	Exercise Solutions: Code Magnets
hfjava2-CHP-3-SECT-23	59	69	2	Chapter 3	Know Your Variables	Section 3.23	Puzzle Solutions
hfjava2-CHP-4	60	71	1	Chapter 4	How Objects Behave	Chapter 4	How Objects Behave
hfjava2-CHP-4-SECT-1	61	72	1	Chapter 4	How Objects Behave	Section 4.1	Remember: a class describes what an object knows and what an object does
hfjava2-CHP-4-SECT-2	62	73	1	Chapter 4	How Objects Behave	Section 4.2	The size affects the bark
hfjava2-CHP-4-SECT-3	63	74	1	Chapter 4	How Objects Behave	Section 4.3	You can send things to a method
hfjava2-CHP-4-SECT-4	64	75	1	Chapter 4	How Objects Behave	Section 4.4	You can get things back from a method.
hfjava2-CHP-4-SECT-5	65	76	1	Chapter 4	How Objects Behave	Section 4.5	You can send more than one thing to a method
hfjava2-CHP-4-SECT-6	66	77	1	Chapter 4	How Objects Behave	Section 4.6	there are no Dumb Questions
hfjava2-CHP-4-SECT-7	67	78	1	Chapter 4	How Objects Behave	Section 4.7	Reminder: Java cares about type!
hfjava2-CHP-4-SECT-8	68	79	1	Chapter 4	How Objects Behave	Section 4.8	Cool things you can do with parameters and return types
hfjava2-CHP-4-SECT-9	69	80	2	Chapter 4	How Objects Behave	Section 4.9	Encapsulation
hfjava2-CHP-4-SECT-10	70	82	1	Chapter 4	How Objects Behave	Section 4.10	Encapsulating the GoodDog class
hfjava2-CHP-4-SECT-11	71	83	1	Chapter 4	How Objects Behave	Section 4.11	How do objects in an array behave?
hfjava2-CHP-4-SECT-12	72	84	1	Chapter 4	How Objects Behave	Section 4.12	Declaring and initializing instance variables
hfjava2-CHP-4-SECT-13	73	85a	0	Chapter 4	How Objects Behave	Section 4.13	The difference between instance and local variables
hfjava2-CHP-4-SECT-14	74	85b	1	Chapter 4	How Objects Behave	Section 4.14	there are no Dumb Questions
hfjava2-CHP-4-SECT-15	75	86	2	Chapter 4	How Objects Behave	Section 4.15	Comparing variables (primitives or references)
hfjava2-CHP-4-SECT-16	76	88	1	Chapter 4	How Objects Behave	Section 4.16	Exercise: BE the compiler
hfjava2-CHP-4-SECT-17	77	89	1	Chapter 4	How Objects Behave	Section 4.17	Who am I?
hfjava2-CHP-4-SECT-18	78	90	1	Chapter 4	How Objects Behave	Section 4.18	Mixed Messages
hfjava2-CHP-4-SECT-19	79	91	1	Chapter 4	How Objects Behave	Section 4.19	Pool Puzzle
hfjava2-CHP-4-SECT-20	80	92	2	Chapter 4	How Objects Behave	Section 4.20	Five Minute Mystery
hfjava2-CHP-4-SECT-21	81	94	1	Chapter 4	How Objects Behave	Section 4.21	Puzzle Solutions
hfjava2-CHP-5	82	95	1	Chapter 5	Extra-Strength Methods	Chapter 5	Extra-Strength Methods
hfjava2-CHP-5-SECT-1	83	96	1	Chapter 5	Extra-Strength Methods	Section 5.1	Let's build a Battleship-style game: "Sink a Dot Com"
hfjava2-CHP-5-SECT-2	84	97	1	Chapter 5	Extra-Strength Methods	Section 5.2	"First, a high-level design"
hfjava2-CHP-5-SECT-3	85	98	1	Chapter 5	Extra-Strength Methods	Section 5.3	The "Simple Dot Com Game" a gentler introduction
hfjava2-CHP-5-SECT-4	86	99a	0	Chapter 5	Extra-Strength Methods	Section 5.4	Developing a Class
hfjava2-CHP-5-SECT-5	87	99b	4	Chapter 5	Extra-Strength Methods	Section 5.5	BRAIN POWER
hfjava2-CHP-5-SECT-6	88	103	3	Chapter 5	Extra-Strength Methods	Section 5.6	There are no Dumb Questions
hfjava2-CHP-5-SECT-7	89	106	4	Chapter 5	Extra-Strength Methods	Section 5.7	There are no Dumb Questions
hfjava2-CHP-5-SECT-7	89.2	110	4	Chapter 5	Extra-Strength Methods	Section 5.7	The game's main() method
hfjava2-CHP-5-SECT-7	89.5	114	2	Chapter 5	Extra-Strength Methods	Section 5.7	More about for loops
hfjava2-CHP-5-SECT-7	89.6	116	1	Chapter 5	Extra-Strength Methods	Section 5.7	The enhanced for loop
hfjava2-CHP-5-SECT-7	89.7	117	1	Chapter 5	Extra-Strength Methods	Section 5.7	Casting primitives
hfjava2-CHP-5-SECT-8	90	118	1	Chapter 5	Extra-Strength Methods	Section 5.8	Exercise: BE the JVM
hfjava2-CHP-5-SECT-9	91	119	1	Chapter 5	Extra-Strength Methods	Section 5.9	Exercise: Code Magnets
hfjava2-CHP-5-SECT-10	92	120	2	Chapter 5	Extra-Strength Methods	Section 5.10	Java Cross
hfjava2-CHP-5-SECT-11	93	122	3	Chapter 5	Extra-Strength Methods	Section 5.11	Exercise Solutions
hfjava2-CHP-6	94	125	1	Chapter 6	Using the Java Library	Chapter 6	Using the Java Library
hfjava2-CHP-6-SECT-1	95	126	1	Chapter 6	Using the Java Library	Section 6.1	"In our last chapter, we left you with the cliff-hanger. A bug."
hfjava2-CHP-6-SECT-2	96	127	1	Chapter 6	Using the Java Library	Section 6.2	So what happened?
hfjava2-CHP-6-SECT-3	97	128	1	Chapter 6	Using the Java Library	Section 6.3	How do we fix it?
hfjava2-CHP-6-SECT-4	98	129a	0	Chapter 6	Using the Java Library	Section 6.4	Option one is too clunky
hfjava2-CHP-6-SECT-5	99	129b	3	Chapter 6	Using the Java Library	Section 6.5	"Option two is a little better, but still pretty clunky"
hfjava2-CHP-6-SECT-6	100	132	1	Chapter 6	Using the Java Library	Section 6.6	Wake up and smell the library
hfjava2-CHP-6-SECT-7	101	133	2	Chapter 6	Using the Java Library	Section 6.7	Some things you can do with ArrayList
hfjava2-CHP-6-SECT-8	102	135a	0	Chapter 6	Using the Java Library	Section 6.8	there are no Dumb Questions
hfjava2-CHP-6-SECT-9	103	135b	1	Chapter 6	Using the Java Library	Section 6.9	Java Exposed
hfjava2-CHP-6-SECT-10	104	136	1	Chapter 6	Using the Java Library	Section 6.10	Comparing ArrayList to a regular array
hfjava2-CHP-6-SECT-11	105	137	1	Chapter 6	Using the Java Library	Section 6.11	Comparing ArrayList to a regular array
hfjava2-CHP-6-SECT-12	106	138	1	Chapter 6	Using the Java Library	Section 6.12	Let's fix the DotCom code.
hfjava2-CHP-6-SECT-13	107	139	1	Chapter 6	Using the Java Library	Section 6.13	New and improved DotCom class
hfjava2-CHP-6-SECT-14	108	140	1	Chapter 6	Using the Java Library	Section 6.14	Let's build the REAL game: "Sink a Dot Com"
hfjava2-CHP-6-SECT-15	109	141	1	Chapter 6	Using the Java Library	Section 6.15	What needs to change?
hfjava2-CHP-6-SECT-16	110	142	2	Chapter 6	Using the Java Library	Section 6.16	Who does what in the DotComBust game (and when)
hfjava2-CHP-6-SECT-17	111	144	6	Chapter 6	Using the Java Library	Section 6.17	Prep code for the real DotComBust class
hfjava2-CHP-6-SECT-18	112	150	1	Chapter 6	Using the Java Library	Section 6.18	The final version of the Dotcom class
hfjava2-CHP-6-SECT-19	113	151	1	Chapter 6	Using the Java Library	Section 6.19	Super Powerful Boolean Expressions
hfjava2-CHP-6-SECT-20	114	152	1	Chapter 6	Using the Java Library	Section 6.20	Ready-bake Code
hfjava2-CHP-6-SECT-21	115	153	1	Chapter 6	Using the Java Library	Section 6.21	Ready-bake Code
hfjava2-CHP-6-SECT-22	116	154	1	Chapter 6	Using the Java Library	Section 6.22	Using the Library (the Java API)
hfjava2-CHP-6-SECT-23	117	155a	0	Chapter 6	Using the Java Library	Section 6.23	You have to know the full name of the class you want to use in your code.
hfjava2-CHP-6-SECT-24	118	155b	2	Chapter 6	Using the Java Library	Section 6.24	there are no Dumb Questions
hfjava2-CHP-6-SECT-25	119	157	1	Chapter 6	Using the Java Library	Section 6.25	there are no Dumb Questions
hfjava2-CHP-6-SECT-26	120	158	3	Chapter 6	Using the Java Library	Section 6.26	How to play with the API
hfjava2-CHP-6-SECT-27	121	161	1	Chapter 6	Using the Java Library	Section 6.27	Code Magnets
hfjava2-CHP-6-SECT-28	122	162	1	Chapter 6	Using the Java Library	Section 6.28	JavaCross 7.0
hfjava2-CHP-6-SECT-29	123	163	1	Chapter 6	Using the Java Library	Section 6.29	Exercise Solutions
hfjava2-CHP-6-SECT-30	124	164	1	Chapter 6	Using the Java Library	Section 6.30	JavaCross answers
hfjava2-CHP-7	125	165	1	Chapter 7	Better Living in Objectville	Chapter 7	Better Living in Objectville
hfjava2-CHP-7-SECT-1	126	166	1	Chapter 7	Better Living in Objectville	Section 7.1	Chair Wars Revisited...
hfjava2-CHP-7-SECT-2	126.9	167a	1	Chapter 7	Better Living in Objectville	Section 7.2	What about the amoeba rotate()?
hfjava2-CHP-7-SECT-2	127.67	167b	1	Chapter 7	Better Living in Objectville	Section 7.2	BRAIN POWER
hfjava2-CHP-7-SECT-2	127.68	168	1	Chapter 7	Better Living in Objectville	Section 7.2	Understanding Inheritance
hfjava2-CHP-7-SECT-2	127.69	169	1	Chapter 7	Better Living in Objectville	Section 7.2	An inheritance example:
hfjava2-CHP-7-SECT-2	127.7	170	1	Chapter 7	Better Living in Objectville	Section 7.2	Let's design the inheritance tree for an Animal simulation program (1)
hfjava2-CHP-7-SECT-2	127.71	171	1	Chapter 7	Better Living in Objectville	Section 7.2	Using inheritance to avoid duplicating code in subclasses (2)
hfjava2-CHP-7-SECT-2	127.72	172	1	Chapter 7	Better Living in Objectville	Section 7.2	Do all animals eat the same way? (3)
hfjava2-CHP-7-SECT-2	127.73	173	1	Chapter 7	Better Living in Objectville	Section 7.2	Looking for more inheritance opportunities (4) 
hfjava2-CHP-7-SECT-2	127.74	174	1	Chapter 7	Better Living in Objectville	Section 7.2	Finish the class hierarchy (5) 
hfjava2-CHP-7-SECT-2	127.75	175	1	Chapter 7	Better Living in Objectville	Section 7.2	Which method is called?
hfjava2-CHP-7-SECT-3	127.9	176a	1	Chapter 7	Better Living in Objectville	Section 7.3	Designing an Inheritance Tree
hfjava2-CHP-7-SECT-3	128	176b	1	Chapter 7	Better Living in Objectville	Section 7.3	there are no Dumb Questions
hfjava2-CHP-7-SECT-3	128.07	177	1	Chapter 7	Better Living in Objectville	Section 7.3	Using IS-A and HAS-A
hfjava2-CHP-7-SECT-3	128.08	178	1	Chapter 7	Better Living in Objectville	Section 7.3	"But wait! There's more! If class B extends class A, class B IS-A class A."
hfjava2-CHP-7-SECT-3	128.09	179	1	Chapter 7	Better Living in Objectville	Section 7.3	How do you know if you've got your inheritance right?
hfjava2-CHP-7-SECT-4	129	180a	1	Chapter 7	Better Living in Objectville	Section 7.4	there are no Dumb Questions
hfjava2-CHP-7-SECT-4	129.01	180b	1	Chapter 7	Better Living in Objectville	Section 7.4	"Who gets the Porsche, and who gets the porcelain?"
hfjava2-CHP-7-SECT-4	129.81	181	1	Chapter 7	Better Living in Objectville	Section 7.4	"When designing with inheritance, are using using or abusing?"
hfjava2-CHP-7-SECT-4	129.82	182	1	Chapter 7	Better Living in Objectville	Section 7.4	So what does all this inheritance really buy you?
hfjava2-CHP-7-SECT-4	129.83	183	1	Chapter 7	Better Living in Objectville	Section 7.4	And I care becauseā
hfjava2-CHP-7-SECT-4	129.84	184	2	Chapter 7	Better Living in Objectville	Section 7.4	To see how polymorphism worksā
hfjava2-CHP-7-SECT-4	129.86	186	1	Chapter 7	Better Living in Objectville	Section 7.4	"With polymorphism, the reference type can be a superclass of the actual object type"
hfjava2-CHP-7-SECT-4	129.87	187	1	Chapter 7	Better Living in Objectville	Section 7.4	You can have polymorphic arguments and return types.
hfjava2-CHP-7-SECT-5	129.88	188a	1	Chapter 7	Better Living in Objectville	Section 7.5	"Now I get it!   With polymorphism, you can write code that doesn't have to changeā"
hfjava2-CHP-7-SECT-5	130	188b	1	Chapter 7	Better Living in Objectville	Section 7.5	brain power
hfjava2-CHP-7-SECT-6	131	189	3	Chapter 7	Better Living in Objectville	Section 7.6	there are no Dumb Questions
hfjava2-CHP-7-SECT-7	132	192	1	Chapter 7	Better Living in Objectville	Section 7.7	Exercise: Mixed Messages
hfjava2-CHP-7-SECT-8	133	193	2	Chapter 7	Better Living in Objectville	Section 7.8	Exercise BE the Compiler
hfjava2-CHP-7-SECT-9	134	195	2	Chapter 7	Better Living in Objectville	Section 7.9	Exercise Solutions: BE the Compiler
hfjava2-CHP-8	135	197	1	Chapter 8	Serious Polymorphism	Chapter 8	Serious Polymorphism
hfjava2-CHP-8-SECT-1	136	198	2	Chapter 8	Serious Polymorphism	Section 8.1	Did we forget about something when we designed this?
hfjava2-CHP-8-SECT-1	136.1	200	1	Chapter 8	Serious Polymorphism	Section 8.1	What does a new animal object look like
hfjava2-CHP-8-SECT-1	136.2	201	1	Chapter 8	Serious Polymorphism	Section 8.1	The compiler won't let you instantiate an abstract class
hfjava2-CHP-8-SECT-2	137.01	202a	1	Chapter 8	Serious Polymorphism	Section 8.2	Abstract vs. Concrete
hfjava2-CHP-8-SECT-2	137.02	202b	1	Chapter 8	Serious Polymorphism	Section 8.2	BRAIN POWER
hfjava2-CHP-8-SECT-2	137.03	203	1	Chapter 8	Serious Polymorphism	Section 8.2	Abstract methods
hfjava2-CHP-8-SECT-2	137.04	204	1	Chapter 8	Serious Polymorphism	Section 8.2	You MUST implement all abstract methods
hfjava2-CHP-8-SECT-2	137.05	205	1	Chapter 8	Serious Polymorphism	Section 8.2	Abstract vs. Concrete Classes
hfjava2-CHP-8-SECT-2	137.06	206	1	Chapter 8	Serious Polymorphism	Section 8.2	Polymorphism in action
hfjava2-CHP-8-SECT-2	137.07	207	1	Chapter 8	Serious Polymorphism	Section 8.2	"Uh-oh, now we need to keep Cats, too."
hfjava2-CHP-8-SECT-2	137.08	208	1	Chapter 8	Serious Polymorphism	Section 8.2	What about non-Animals?  Why not make a class generic enough to take anything?
hfjava2-CHP-8-SECT-2	137.09	209	1	Chapter 8	Serious Polymorphism	Section 8.2	So what's in this ultra-super-megaclass Object?
hfjava2-CHP-8-SECT-2	137.1	210	1	Chapter 8	Serious Polymorphism	Section 8.2	There are no dumb questions (about class Object)
hfjava2-CHP-8-SECT-2	137.11	211	1	Chapter 8	Serious Polymorphism	Section 8.2	Using polymorphic references of type Object has a priceā
hfjava2-CHP-8-SECT-2	137.12	212	1	Chapter 8	Serious Polymorphism	Section 8.2	What a Dog won't act like a Dog
hfjava2-CHP-8-SECT-2	137.13	213	1	Chapter 8	Serious Polymorphism	Section 8.2	Objects don't bark
hfjava2-CHP-8-SECT-2	137.14	214	1	Chapter 8	Serious Polymorphism	Section 8.2	Get in touch with your inner Object
hfjava2-CHP-8-SECT-2	137.15	215	1	Chapter 8	Serious Polymorphism	Section 8.2	Polymorphism' means 'many forms'.
hfjava2-CHP-8-SECT-2	137.16	216	1	Chapter 8	Serious Polymorphism	Section 8.2	Casting an object reference back to its real type
hfjava2-CHP-8-SECT-2	137.17	217	1	Chapter 8	Serious Polymorphism	Section 8.2	So now you've seen how much Java cares about the methods in the class of the reference variable.
hfjava2-CHP-8-SECT-2	137.18	218	1	Chapter 8	Serious Polymorphism	Section 8.2	What if I need to change the contract?
hfjava2-CHP-8-SECT-2	137.19	219	3	Chapter 8	Serious Polymorphism	Section 8.2	Let's explore some design options for reusing some of our existing classes in a PetShop program.
hfjava2-CHP-8-SECT-2	137.22	222	1	Chapter 8	Serious Polymorphism	Section 8.2	So what we REALLY need is:
hfjava2-CHP-8-SECT-2	137.23	223	1	Chapter 8	Serious Polymorphism	Section 8.2	"It's called ""multiple inheritance"" and it can be a Really Bad Thing."
hfjava2-CHP-8-SECT-2	137.24	224	1	Chapter 8	Serious Polymorphism	Section 8.2	Interface to the rescue!
hfjava2-CHP-8-SECT-3	137.9	225a	1	Chapter 8	Serious Polymorphism	Section 8.3	Making an Implementing the Pet Interface
hfjava2-CHP-8-SECT-3	138	225b	1	Chapter 8	Serious Polymorphism	Section 8.3	there are no Dumb Questions
hfjava2-CHP-8-SECT-3	138.26	226	1	Chapter 8	Serious Polymorphism	Section 8.3	Classes from different inheritance trees can implement the same interface
hfjava2-CHP-8-SECT-3	138.27	227	1	Chapter 8	Serious Polymorphism	Section 8.3	"How do you know whether to make a class, a subclass, an abstract class, or an interface?"
hfjava2-CHP-8-SECT-3	138.28	228	1	Chapter 8	Serious Polymorphism	Section 8.3	Invoking the superclass version of a method
hfjava2-CHP-8-SECT-3	138.29	229	1	Chapter 8	Serious Polymorphism	Section 8.3	Bullet Points
hfjava2-CHP-8-SECT-3	138.3	230	1	Chapter 8	Serious Polymorphism	Section 8.3	Exercise: What's the picture?
hfjava2-CHP-8-SECT-3	138.31	231	1	Chapter 8	Serious Polymorphism	Section 8.3	Exercise: What's the declaration?
hfjava2-CHP-8-SECT-4	139	232	1	Chapter 8	Serious Polymorphism	Section 8.4	Pool Puzzle
hfjava2-CHP-8-SECT-5	140	233	2	Chapter 8	Serious Polymorphism	Section 8.5	Exercise Solutions
hfjava2-CHP-9	141	235	1	Chapter 9	Life and Death of an Object	Chapter 9	Life and Death of an Object
hfjava2-CHP-9-SECT-1	142	236	1	Chapter 9	Life and Death of an Object	Section 9.1	The Stack and the Heap: where things live
hfjava2-CHP-9-SECT-2	143	237	1	Chapter 9	Life and Death of an Object	Section 9.2	Methods are stacked
hfjava2-CHP-9-SECT-3	144	238a	0	Chapter 9	Life and Death of an Object	Section 9.3	What about local variables that are objects?
hfjava2-CHP-9-SECT-4	145	238b	1	Chapter 9	Life and Death of an Object	Section 9.4	there are no Dumb Questions
hfjava2-CHP-9-SECT-5	146	239	1	Chapter 9	Life and Death of an Object	Section 9.5	"If local variables live on the stack, where do instance variables live?"
hfjava2-CHP-9-SECT-6	147	240	2	Chapter 9	Life and Death of an Object	Section 9.6	The miracle of object creation
hfjava2-CHP-9-SECT-7	148	242	1	Chapter 9	Life and Death of an Object	Section 9.7	Construct a Duck
hfjava2-CHP-9-SECT-8	149	243a	0	Chapter 9	Life and Death of an Object	Section 9.8	Initializing the state of a new Duck
hfjava2-CHP-9-SECT-9	150	243b	1	Chapter 9	Life and Death of an Object	Section 9.9	there are no Dumb Questions
hfjava2-CHP-9-SECT-10	151	244	1	Chapter 9	Life and Death of an Object	Section 9.10	Using the constructor to initialize important Duck state
hfjava2-CHP-9-SECT-11	152	245	1	Chapter 9	Life and Death of an Object	Section 9.11	Make it easy to make a Duck
hfjava2-CHP-9-SECT-12	153	246	2	Chapter 9	Life and Death of an Object	Section 9.12	Doesn't the compiler always make a no-arg constructor for you? No!
hfjava2-CHP-9-SECT-13	154	248	1	Chapter 9	Life and Death of an Object	Section 9.13	there are no Dumb Questions
hfjava2-CHP-9-SECT-14	155	249	1	Chapter 9	Life and Death of an Object	Section 9.14	there are no Dumb Questions
hfjava2-CHP-9-SECT-15	156	250	1	Chapter 9	Life and Death of an Object	Section 9.15	Wait a minute... we never DID talk about superclasses and inheritance and how that all fits in with constructors.
hfjava2-CHP-9-SECT-16	157	251	1	Chapter 9	Life and Death of an Object	Section 9.16	Making a Hippo means making the Animal and Object parts too...
hfjava2-CHP-9-SECT-17	158	252	2	Chapter 9	Life and Death of an Object	Section 9.17	How do you invoke a superclass constructor?
hfjava2-CHP-9-SECT-18	159	254	1	Chapter 9	Life and Death of an Object	Section 9.18	Can the child exist before the parents?
hfjava2-CHP-9-SECT-19	160	255	1	Chapter 9	Life and Death of an Object	Section 9.19	Superclass constructors with arguments
hfjava2-CHP-9-SECT-20	161	256	2	Chapter 9	Life and Death of an Object	Section 9.20	Invoking one overloaded constructor from another
hfjava2-CHP-9-SECT-21	162	258	2	Chapter 9	Life and Death of an Object	Section 9.21	"Now we know how an object is born, but how long does an object live?"
hfjava2-CHP-9-SECT-22	163	260	1	Chapter 9	Life and Death of an Object	Section 9.22	What about reference variables?
hfjava2-CHP-9-SECT-22	163.01	261	1	Chapter 9	Life and Death of an Object	Section 9.22	Object-killer #1: Reference goes out of scope permanently
hfjava2-CHP-9-SECT-22	163.02	262	1	Chapter 9	Life and Death of an Object	Section 9.22	Object-killer #2: Assign the reference to another object
hfjava2-CHP-9-SECT-22	163.03	263a	1	Chapter 9	Life and Death of an Object	Section 9.22	Object-killer #3: Explicitly set the reference to null
hfjava2-CHP-9-SECT-22	163.04	263b	1	Chapter 9	Life and Death of an Object	Section 9.22	The meaning of null
hfjava2-CHP-9-SECT-22	163.05	264	2	Chapter 9	Life and Death of an Object	Section 9.22	Fireside Chats: An Instance variable and a local variable discuss life and death
hfjava2-CHP-9-SECT-22	163.06	266	1	Chapter 9	Life and Death of an Object	Section 9.22	Exercise: Be the garbage collector
hfjava2-CHP-9-SECT-22	163.07	267	1	Chapter 9	Life and Death of an Object	Section 9.22	Exercise Popular objects
hfjava2-CHP-9-SECT-22	163.08	268	2	Chapter 9	Life and Death of an Object	Section 9.22	Five Minute Mystery: Bug in a Temperature Simulation
hfjava2-CHP-9-SECT-22	163.09	270	1	Chapter 9	Life and Death of an Object	Section 9.22	Exercise Solutions: Garbage Collector and Popular Objects
hfjava2-CHP-9-SECT-22	163.1	271	1	Chapter 9	Life and Death of an Object	Section 9.22	Five-Minute Mystery Solution
hfjava2-CHP-10	164	273	1	Chapter 10	Numbers Matter	Chapter 10	Numbers Matter
hfjava2-CHP-10-SECT-1	165	274	1	Chapter 10	Numbers Matter	Section 10.1	MATH methods: as close as you'll ever get to a global method
hfjava2-CHP-10-SECT-2	166	275	1	Chapter 10	Numbers Matter	Section 10.2	The difference between regular (non-static) and static methods
hfjava2-CHP-10-SECT-3	167	276	1	Chapter 10	Numbers Matter	Section 10.3	What it means to have a class with static methods.
hfjava2-CHP-10-SECT-4	168	277	1	Chapter 10	Numbers Matter	Section 10.4	Static methods can't use non-static (instance) variables!
hfjava2-CHP-10-SECT-5	169	278	1	Chapter 10	Numbers Matter	Section 10.5	"Static methods can't use non-static methods, either!"
hfjava2-CHP-10-SECT-6	170	279	2	Chapter 10	Numbers Matter	Section 10.6	Static variable: value is the same for ALL instances of the class
hfjava2-CHP-10-SECT-7	171	281	1	Chapter 10	Numbers Matter	Section 10.7	Initializing a static variable
hfjava2-CHP-10-SECT-8	172	282	1	Chapter 10	Numbers Matter	Section 10.8	static final variables are constants
hfjava2-CHP-10-SECT-9	173	283	1	Chapter 10	Numbers Matter	Section 10.9	final isn't just for static variables...
hfjava2-CHP-10-SECT-10	174	284	2	Chapter 10	Numbers Matter	Section 10.10	there are no Dumb Questions
hfjava2-CHP-10-SECT-11	175	286	1	Chapter 10	Numbers Matter	Section 10.11	Math methods
hfjava2-CHP-10-SECT-12	176	287	1	Chapter 10	Numbers Matter	Section 10.12	Wrapping a primitive
hfjava2-CHP-10-SECT-13	177	288	1	Chapter 10	Numbers Matter	Section 10.13	"Before Java 5.0, YOU had to do the work..."
hfjava2-CHP-10-SECT-14	178	289	1	Chapter 10	Numbers Matter	Section 10.14	Autoboxing: blurring the line bet ween primitive and object
hfjava2-CHP-10-SECT-15	179	290	2	Chapter 10	Numbers Matter	Section 10.15	Autoboxing works almost everywhere
hfjava2-CHP-10-SECT-16	180	292	1	Chapter 10	Numbers Matter	Section 10.16	But wait! There's more! Wrappers have static utility methods too!
hfjava2-CHP-10-SECT-17	181	293	1	Chapter 10	Numbers Matter	Section 10.17	And now in reverse... turning a primitive number into a String
hfjava2-CHP-10-SECT-18	182	294	1	Chapter 10	Numbers Matter	Section 10.18	Number formatting
hfjava2-CHP-10-SECT-19	183	295	1	Chapter 10	Numbers Matter	Section 10.19	Formatting deconstructed...
hfjava2-CHP-10-SECT-20	184	296	1	Chapter 10	Numbers Matter	Section 10.20	"The percent (%) says, "insert argument here" (and format it using these instructions)"
hfjava2-CHP-10-SECT-21	185	297	1	Chapter 10	Numbers Matter	Section 10.21	The format String uses its own little language syntax
hfjava2-CHP-10-SECT-22	186	298	1	Chapter 10	Numbers Matter	Section 10.22	The format specifier
hfjava2-CHP-10-SECT-23	187	299	1	Chapter 10	Numbers Matter	Section 10.23	The only required specifier is for TYPE
hfjava2-CHP-10-SECT-24	188	300	1	Chapter 10	Numbers Matter	Section 10.24	What happens if I have more than one argument?
hfjava2-CHP-10-SECT-25	189	301	1	Chapter 10	Numbers Matter	Section 10.25	"So much for numbers, what about dates?"
hfjava2-CHP-10-SECT-26	190	302	1	Chapter 10	Numbers Matter	Section 10.26	Working with Dates
hfjava2-CHP-10-SECT-27	191	303	1	Chapter 10	Numbers Matter	Section 10.27	Moving backward and for ward in time
hfjava2-CHP-10-SECT-28	192	304	1	Chapter 10	Numbers Matter	Section 10.28	Getting an object that extends Calendar
hfjava2-CHP-10-SECT-29	193	305	1	Chapter 10	Numbers Matter	Section 10.29	Working with Calendar objects
hfjava2-CHP-10-SECT-30	194	306	1	Chapter 10	Numbers Matter	Section 10.30	Highlights of the Calendar API
hfjava2-CHP-10-SECT-31	195	307	1	Chapter 10	Numbers Matter	Section 10.31	Even more Statics!... static imports
hfjava2-CHP-10-SECT-31	195.08	308	2	Chapter 10	Numbers Matter	Section 10.31	Fireside Chats: An Instance variable takes cheap shots at a static variable
hfjava2-CHP-10-SECT-31	195.1	310	1	Chapter 10	Numbers Matter	Section 10.31	Exercise: Be the compiler
hfjava2-CHP-10-SECT-31	195.11	311	1	Chapter 10	Numbers Matter	Section 10.31	Exercise: True or False?
hfjava2-CHP-10-SECT-32	196	312	3	Chapter 10	Numbers Matter	Section 10.32	Lunar Code Magnets
hfjava2-CHP-11	197	315	1	Chapter 11	Risky Behavior	Chapter 11	Risky Behavior
hfjava2-CHP-11-SECT-1	198	316	1	Chapter 11	Risky Behavior	Section 11.1	Let's make a Music Machine
hfjava2-CHP-11-SECT-2	199	317	1	Chapter 11	Risky Behavior	Section 11.2	We'll start with the basics
hfjava2-CHP-11-SECT-3	200	318a	0	Chapter 11	Risky Behavior	Section 11.3	First we need a Sequencer
hfjava2-CHP-11-SECT-4	201	318b	1	Chapter 11	Risky Behavior	Section 11.4	Something's wrong!
hfjava2-CHP-11-SECT-5	202	319	1	Chapter 11	Risky Behavior	Section 11.5	What happens when a method you want to call (probably in a class you didn't write) is risky?
hfjava2-CHP-11-SECT-6	203	320	1	Chapter 11	Risky Behavior	Section 11.6	"Methods in Java use exceptions to tell the calling code, "Some thing Bad Happened. I failed.""
hfjava2-CHP-11-SECT-7	204	321	1	Chapter 11	Risky Behavior	Section 11.7	The compiler needs to know that YOU know you're calling a risky method.
hfjava2-CHP-11-SECT-8	205	322	1	Chapter 11	Risky Behavior	Section 11.8	An exception is an objectā of type Exception.
hfjava2-CHP-11-SECT-9	206	323	1	Chapter 11	Risky Behavior	Section 11.9	"If it's your code that catches the exception, then whose code throws it?"
hfjava2-CHP-11-SECT-10	207	324	2	Chapter 11	Risky Behavior	Section 11.10	there are no Dumb Questions
hfjava2-CHP-11-SECT-11	208	326	1	Chapter 11	Risky Behavior	Section 11.11	Flow control in try/catch blocks
hfjava2-CHP-11-SECT-12	209	327	1	Chapter 11	Risky Behavior	Section 11.12	Finally: for the things you want to do no matter what.
hfjava2-CHP-11-SECT-13	210	328	1	Chapter 11	Risky Behavior	Section 11.13	Sharpen your pencil:Flow Control
hfjava2-CHP-11-SECT-14	211	329	1	Chapter 11	Risky Behavior	Section 11.14	Did we mention that a method can throw more than one exception?
hfjava2-CHP-11-SECT-15	212	330	2	Chapter 11	Risky Behavior	Section 11.15	Exceptions are polymorphic
hfjava2-CHP-11-SECT-16	213	332	1	Chapter 11	Risky Behavior	Section 11.16	Multiple catch blocks must be ordered from smallest to biggest
hfjava2-CHP-11-SECT-17	214	333	1	Chapter 11	Risky Behavior	Section 11.17	You can't put bigger baskets above smaller baskets.
hfjava2-CHP-11-SECT-18	215	334	1	Chapter 11	Risky Behavior	Section 11.18	Sharpen your pencil
hfjava2-CHP-11-SECT-19	216	335	1	Chapter 11	Risky Behavior	Section 11.19	When you don't want to handle an exceptionā
hfjava2-CHP-11-SECT-20	217	336	1	Chapter 11	Risky Behavior	Section 11.20	Ducking (by declaring) only delays the inevitable
hfjava2-CHP-11-SECT-21	218	337	1	Chapter 11	Risky Behavior	Section 11.21	Getting back to our music codeā
hfjava2-CHP-11-SECT-22	219	338	2	Chapter 11	Risky Behavior	Section 11.22	Code Kitchen
hfjava2-CHP-11-SECT-23	220	340	2	Chapter 11	Risky Behavior	Section 11.23	Making actual sound
hfjava2-CHP-11-SECT-24	221	342	1	Chapter 11	Risky Behavior	Section 11.24	Your very first sound player app
hfjava2-CHP-11-SECT-25	222	343	1	Chapter 11	Risky Behavior	Section 11.25	Making a MidiEvent (song data)
hfjava2-CHP-11-SECT-26	223	344	1	Chapter 11	Risky Behavior	Section 11.26	MIDI message: the heart of a MidiEvent
hfjava2-CHP-11-SECT-27	224	345	1	Chapter 11	Risky Behavior	Section 11.27	Anatomy of a message
hfjava2-CHP-11-SECT-28	225	346	2	Chapter 11	Risky Behavior	Section 11.28	Version 2: Using command-line args to experiment with sounds
hfjava2-CHP-11-SECT-29	226	348	1	Chapter 11	Risky Behavior	Section 11.29	Exercise: True or False
hfjava2-CHP-11-SECT-30	227	349	1	Chapter 11	Risky Behavior	Section 11.30	Exercise: Code Magnets
hfjava2-CHP-11-SECT-31	228	350	1	Chapter 11	Risky Behavior	Section 11.31	JavaCross 7.0
hfjava2-CHP-11-SECT-32	229	351a	0	Chapter 11	Risky Behavior	Section 11.32	Exercise Solutions: True or False
hfjava2-CHP-11-SECT-33	230	351b	1	Chapter 11	Risky Behavior	Section 11.33	Code Magnets
hfjava2-CHP-11-SECT-34	231	352	1	Chapter 11	Risky Behavior	Section 11.34	JavaCross Answers
hfjava2-CHP-12	232	353	1	Chapter 12	A Very Graphic Story	Chapter 12	A Very Graphic Story
hfjava2-CHP-12-SECT-1	233	354	1	Chapter 12	A Very Graphic Story	Section 12.1	It all starts with a window
hfjava2-CHP-12-SECT-2	234	355	2	Chapter 12	A Very Graphic Story	Section 12.2	Your first GUI: a button on a frame
hfjava2-CHP-12-SECT-3	235	357	3	Chapter 12	A Very Graphic Story	Section 12.3	Getting a user event
hfjava2-CHP-12-SECT-4	236	360	2	Chapter 12	A Very Graphic Story	Section 12.4	Getting a button's ActionEvent
hfjava2-CHP-12-SECT-5	237	362	1	Chapter 12	A Very Graphic Story	Section 12.5	There are no Dumb Questions
hfjava2-CHP-12-SECT-5	237	363	1	Chapter 12	A Very Graphic Story	Section 12.5	Getting back to graphics
hfjava2-CHP-12-SECT-6	238	364	1	Chapter 12	A Very Graphic Story	Section 12.6	Make your own drawing widget
hfjava2-CHP-12-SECT-6	238.65	365	1	Chapter 12	A Very Graphic Story	Section 12.6	Fun things to do in paintComponent()
hfjava2-CHP-12-SECT-6	238.66	366	1	Chapter 12	A Very Graphic Story	Section 12.6	Behind every good Graphics reference is a Graphics2D object
hfjava2-CHP-12-SECT-6	238.67	367	1	Chapter 12	A Very Graphic Story	Section 12.6	Because life's too short to paint the circle a solid color when there's a gradient blend waiting for you
hfjava2-CHP-12-SECT-8	239	368	1	Chapter 12	A Very Graphic Story	Section 12.8	BULLET POINTS
hfjava2-CHP-12-SECT-9	240	369	1	Chapter 12	A Very Graphic Story	Section 12.9	But can we paint graphics when we get an event?
hfjava2-CHP-12-SECT-9	240.7	370	1	Chapter 12	A Very Graphic Story	Section 12.9	GUI layouts: putting more than one widget on a frame
hfjava2-CHP-12-SECT-9	240.71	371	1	Chapter 12	A Very Graphic Story	Section 12.9	The circle changes color each time you click the button
hfjava2-CHP-12-SECT-10	241	372	1	Chapter 12	A Very Graphic Story	Section 12.10	Let's try it with TWO buttons
hfjava2-CHP-12-SECT-10	241.73	373	2	Chapter 12	A Very Graphic Story	Section 12.10	"How do you get action events for two different buttons, which each button needs to do something different?"
hfjava2-CHP-12-SECT-10	241.75	375	1	Chapter 12	A Very Graphic Story	Section 12.10	Wouldn't it be wonderful if you could have two different listener classesā
hfjava2-CHP-12-SECT-10	241.76	376	1	Chapter 12	A Very Graphic Story	Section 12.10	Inner class to the rescue!
hfjava2-CHP-12-SECT-10	241.77	377	1	Chapter 12	A Very Graphic Story	Section 12.10	An inner class instance must be tied to an outer class instance.*
hfjava2-CHP-12-SECT-10	241.78	378	1	Chapter 12	A Very Graphic Story	Section 12.10	How to make an instance of an inner class
hfjava2-CHP-12-SECT-10	241.79	379	1	Chapter 12	A Very Graphic Story	Section 12.10	Now we can get the two-button code working
hfjava2-CHP-12-SECT-11	242	380	2	Chapter 12	A Very Graphic Story	Section 12.11	Java Exposed: This weeks interview: Instance of an Inner Class
hfjava2-CHP-12-SECT-12	243	382	4	Chapter 12	A Very Graphic Story	Section 12.12	There are no Dumb Questions
hfjava2-CHP-12-SECT-13	244	386	1	Chapter 12	A Very Graphic Story	Section 12.13	Code Kitchen: Music Video
hfjava2-CHP-12-SECT-13	244.87	387	1	Chapter 12	A Very Graphic Story	Section 12.13	Listening for a non-GUI event
hfjava2-CHP-12-SECT-13	244.88	388	1	Chapter 12	A Very Graphic Story	Section 12.13	An easier way to make messages/events
hfjava2-CHP-12-SECT-13	244.89	389	1	Chapter 12	A Very Graphic Story	Section 12.13	Example: how to make the new static makeEvent() method
hfjava2-CHP-12-SECT-13	244.9	390	1	Chapter 12	A Very Graphic Story	Section 12.13	Version Two: registering and getting ControllerEvents
hfjava2-CHP-12-SECT-13	244.91	391	1	Chapter 12	A Very Graphic Story	Section 12.13	Version Three: drawing graphics in time with the music
hfjava2-CHP-12-SECT-13	244.92	392	2	Chapter 12	A Very Graphic Story	Section 12.13	Sharpen your pencil: Annotate the code for version 3
hfjava2-CHP-12-SECT-14	245	394	1	Chapter 12	A Very Graphic Story	Section 12.14	Exercise: Who am I?
hfjava2-CHP-12-SECT-15	246	395	1	Chapter 12	A Very Graphic Story	Section 12.15	Exercise: BE the compiler
hfjava2-CHP-12-SECT-16	247	396	1	Chapter 12	A Very Graphic Story	Section 12.16	Pool Puzzle
hfjava2-CHP-12-SECT-17	248	397	1	Chapter 12	A Very Graphic Story	Section 12.17	Exercise Solutions: Who am I?
hfjava2-CHP-12-SECT-18	249	398	1	Chapter 12	A Very Graphic Story	Section 12.18	Pool Puzzle
hfjava2-CHP-13	250	399	1	Chapter 13	Work on Your Swing	Chapter 13	Work on Your Swing
hfjava2-CHP-13-SECT-1	251	400	1	Chapter 13	Work on Your Swing	Section 13.1	Swing components
hfjava2-CHP-13-SECT-2	252	401	1	Chapter 13	Work on Your Swing	Section 13.2	Layout Managers
hfjava2-CHP-13-SECT-3	253	402	1	Chapter 13	Work on Your Swing	Section 13.3	How does the layout manager decide?
hfjava2-CHP-13-SECT-4	254	403	1	Chapter 13	Work on Your Swing	Section 13.4	"The Big Three layout managers: border, flow, and box."
hfjava2-CHP-13-SECT-4	254.04	404	1	Chapter 13	Work on Your Swing	Section 13.4	"BorderLayout cares about five regions: east, west, north, south and center"
hfjava2-CHP-13-SECT-4	254.05	405	1	Chapter 13	Work on Your Swing	Section 13.4	Watch what happens when we give the button more characters
hfjava2-CHP-13-SECT-4	254.06	406	1	Chapter 13	Work on Your Swing	Section 13.4	Let's try a button in the NORTH region
hfjava2-CHP-13-SECT-4	254.07	407	1	Chapter 13	Work on Your Swing	Section 13.4	But what happens in the center region?
hfjava2-CHP-13-SECT-4	254.08	408	1	Chapter 13	Work on Your Swing	Section 13.4	FlowLayout cares about the flow of the components
hfjava2-CHP-13-SECT-4	254.09	409	1	Chapter 13	Work on Your Swing	Section 13.4	Let's add a button to the panel
hfjava2-CHP-13-SECT-4	254.1	410	1	Chapter 13	Work on Your Swing	Section 13.4	What happens if we add TWO buttons to the panel?
hfjava2-CHP-13-SECT-4	254.11	411	1	Chapter 13	Work on Your Swing	Section 13.4	BoxLayout to the rescue!
hfjava2-CHP-13-SECT-5	255	412	1	Chapter 13	Work on Your Swing	Section 13.5	there are no Dumb Questions
hfjava2-CHP-13-SECT-6	256	413	3	Chapter 13	Work on Your Swing	Section 13.6	Playing with Swing components
hfjava2-CHP-13-SECT-7	257	416	2	Chapter 13	Work on Your Swing	Section 13.7	there are no Dumb Questions
hfjava2-CHP-13-SECT-8	258	418	1	Chapter 13	Work on Your Swing	Section 13.8	Code Kitchen
hfjava2-CHP-13-SECT-9	259	419	5	Chapter 13	Work on Your Swing	Section 13.9	Making the BeatBox
hfjava2-CHP-13-SECT-10	260	424	1	Chapter 13	Work on Your Swing	Section 13.10	Exercise: Which code goes with which layout?
hfjava2-CHP-13-SECT-11	261	425	4	Chapter 13	Work on Your Swing	Section 13.11	Code Fragments
hfjava2-CHP-14	262	429	1	Chapter 14	Saving Objects	Chapter 14	Saving Objects
hfjava2-CHP-14-SECT-1	263	430	1	Chapter 14	Saving Objects	Section 14.1	Capture the Beat
hfjava2-CHP-14-SECT-2	264	431	1	Chapter 14	Saving Objects	Section 14.2	Saving State
hfjava2-CHP-14-SECT-3	265	432	1	Chapter 14	Saving Objects	Section 14.3	Writing a serialized object to a file
hfjava2-CHP-14-SECT-4	266	433	1	Chapter 14	Saving Objects	Section 14.4	Data moves in streams from one place to another
hfjava2-CHP-14-SECT-5	267	434	1	Chapter 14	Saving Objects	Section 14.5	What really happens to an object when it's serialized?
hfjava2-CHP-14-SECT-6	268	435	2	Chapter 14	Saving Objects	Section 14.6	But what exactly IS an object's state? What needs to be saved?
hfjava2-CHP-14-SECT-7	269	437	3	Chapter 14	Saving Objects	Section 14.7	"If you want your class to be serializable, implement Serializable"
hfjava2-CHP-14-SECT-8	270	440	1	Chapter 14	Saving Objects	Section 14.8	There are no Dumb Questions
hfjava2-CHP-14-SECT-9	271	441	1	Chapter 14	Saving Objects	Section 14.9	Deserialization: restoring an object
hfjava2-CHP-14-SECT-10	272	442	1	Chapter 14	Saving Objects	Section 14.10	What happens during deserialization?
hfjava2-CHP-14-SECT-11	273	443	1	Chapter 14	Saving Objects	Section 14.11	There are no Dumb Questions
hfjava2-CHP-14-SECT-12	274	444	1	Chapter 14	Saving Objects	Section 14.12	Saving and restoring the game characters
hfjava2-CHP-14-SECT-13	275	445	1	Chapter 14	Saving Objects	Section 14.13	The GameCharacter class
hfjava2-CHP-14-SECT-14	276	446	1	Chapter 14	Saving Objects	Section 14.14	Object Serialization
hfjava2-CHP-14-SECT-15	277	447	1	Chapter 14	Saving Objects	Section 14.15	Writing a String to a Text File
hfjava2-CHP-14-SECT-16	278	448	1	Chapter 14	Saving Objects	Section 14.16	Text File Example: e-Flashcards
hfjava2-CHP-14-SECT-17	279	449	3	Chapter 14	Saving Objects	Section 14.17	Quiz Card Builder (code outline)
hfjava2-CHP-14-SECT-18	280	452	1	Chapter 14	Saving Objects	Section 14.18	The java.io.File class
hfjava2-CHP-14-SECT-19	281	453	1	Chapter 14	Saving Objects	Section 14.19	The beauty of buffers
hfjava2-CHP-14-SECT-20	282	454	1	Chapter 14	Saving Objects	Section 14.20	Reading from a Text File
hfjava2-CHP-14-SECT-21	283	455	3	Chapter 14	Saving Objects	Section 14.21	Quiz Card Player (code outline)
hfjava2-CHP-14-SECT-22	284	458	1	Chapter 14	Saving Objects	Section 14.22	Parsing with String split()
hfjava2-CHP-14-SECT-23	285	459	1	Chapter 14	Saving Objects	Section 14.23	There are no Dumb Questions
hfjava2-CHP-14-SECT-24	286	460	1	Chapter 14	Saving Objects	Section 14.24	Version ID: A Big Serialization Gotcha
hfjava2-CHP-14-SECT-25	287	461	1	Chapter 14	Saving Objects	Section 14.25	Using the serialVersionUID
hfjava2-CHP-14-SECT-26	288	462	1	Chapter 14	Saving Objects	Section 14.26	Code Kitchen
hfjava2-CHP-14-SECT-27	289	463	1	Chapter 14	Saving Objects	Section 14.27	Saving a BeatBox pattern
hfjava2-CHP-14-SECT-28	290	464	1	Chapter 14	Saving Objects	Section 14.28	Restoring a BeatBox pattern
hfjava2-CHP-14-SECT-29	291	465	1	Chapter 14	Saving Objects	Section 14.29	Sharpen your pencil: Can they be saved?
hfjava2-CHP-14-SECT-30	292	466	1	Chapter 14	Saving Objects	Section 14.30	Exercise: True or False
hfjava2-CHP-14-SECT-31	293	467	1	Chapter 14	Saving Objects	Section 14.31	Code Magnets
hfjava2-CHP-14-SECT-32	294	468	3	Chapter 14	Saving Objects	Section 14.32	Exercise Solutions
hfjava2-CHP-15	295	471	1	Chapter 15	Make a Connection	Chapter 15	Make a Connection
hfjava2-CHP-15-SECT-1	296	472	2	Chapter 15	Make a Connection	Section 15.1	Real-time Beat Box Chat
hfjava2-CHP-15-SECT-2	297	474	1	Chapter 15	Make a Connection	Section 15.2	"Connecting, Sending, and Receiving"
hfjava2-CHP-15-SECT-3	298	475	2	Chapter 15	Make a Connection	Section 15.3	Make a network Socket connection
hfjava2-CHP-15-SECT-4	299	477	1	Chapter 15	Make a Connection	Section 15.4	A TCP port is just a number: A 16-bit number that identifies a specific program on the server.
hfjava2-CHP-15-SECT-5	300	478	1	Chapter 15	Make a Connection	Section 15.5	"To read data from a Socket, use a BufferedReader"
hfjava2-CHP-15-SECT-6	301	479	1	Chapter 15	Make a Connection	Section 15.6	"To write data to a Socket, use a PrintWriter"
hfjava2-CHP-15-SECT-7	302	480	3	Chapter 15	Make a Connection	Section 15.7	DailyAdviceClient code
hfjava2-CHP-15-SECT-8	303	483	1	Chapter 15	Make a Connection	Section 15.8	Writing a simple server
hfjava2-CHP-15-SECT-9	304	484	2	Chapter 15	Make a Connection	Section 15.9	DailyAdviceServer code
hfjava2-CHP-15-SECT-10	305	486	4	Chapter 15	Make a Connection	Section 15.10	Writing a Chat Client
hfjava2-CHP-15-SECT-11	306	490	1	Chapter 15	Make a Connection	Section 15.11	Java has multiple threads but only one Thread class
hfjava2-CHP-15-SECT-12	307	491	2	Chapter 15	Make a Connection	Section 15.12	What does it mean to have more than one call stack?
hfjava2-CHP-15-SECT-13	308	493	1	Chapter 15	Make a Connection	Section 15.13	Every Thread needs a job to do: A method to put on the new thread stack.
hfjava2-CHP-15-SECT-14	309	494	3	Chapter 15	Make a Connection	Section 15.14	"To make a job for your thread, implement the Runnable interface"
hfjava2-CHP-15-SECT-15	310	497	3	Chapter 15	Make a Connection	Section 15.15	The Thread Scheduler
hfjava2-CHP-15-SECT-16	311	500	1	Chapter 15	Make a Connection	Section 15.16	there are no Dumb Questions
hfjava2-CHP-15-SECT-17	312	501	1	Chapter 15	Make a Connection	Section 15.17	Putting a thread to sleep
hfjava2-CHP-15-SECT-18	313	502	1	Chapter 15	Make a Connection	Section 15.18	Using sleep to make our program more predictable.
hfjava2-CHP-15-SECT-19	314	503a	0	Chapter 15	Make a Connection	Section 15.19	Making and starting two threads
hfjava2-CHP-15-SECT-20	315	503b	1	Chapter 15	Make a Connection	Section 15.20	What will happen?
hfjava2-CHP-15-SECT-21	316	504	2	Chapter 15	Make a Connection	Section 15.21	"Um, yes. There IS a dark side. Threads can lead to concurrency 'issues'."
hfjava2-CHP-15-SECT-22	317	506	1	Chapter 15	Make a Connection	Section 15.22	"The Ryan and Monica problem, in code"
hfjava2-CHP-15-SECT-23	318	507	3	Chapter 15	Make a Connection	Section 15.23	The Ryan and Monica example
hfjava2-CHP-15-SECT-24	319	510	1	Chapter 15	Make a Connection	Section 15.24	We need the makeWithdrawal ( ) method to run as one atomic thing.
hfjava2-CHP-15-SECT-25	320	511	1	Chapter 15	Make a Connection	Section 15.25	Using an object's lock
hfjava2-CHP-15-SECT-26	321	512	1	Chapter 15	Make a Connection	Section 15.26	The dreaded "Lost Update" problem
hfjava2-CHP-15-SECT-27	322	513	1	Chapter 15	Make a Connection	Section 15.27	Let's run this code...
hfjava2-CHP-15-SECT-28	323	514a	0	Chapter 15	Make a Connection	Section 15.28	Make the increment() method atomic. Synchronize it!
hfjava2-CHP-15-SECT-29	324	514b	2	Chapter 15	Make a Connection	Section 15.29	there are no Dumb Questions
hfjava2-CHP-15-SECT-30	325	516	2	Chapter 15	Make a Connection	Section 15.30	The deadly side of synchronization
hfjava2-CHP-15-SECT-31	326	518	2	Chapter 15	Make a Connection	Section 15.31	New and improved SimpleChatClient
hfjava2-CHP-15-SECT-32	327	520	2	Chapter 15	Make a Connection	Section 15.32	Ready-bake Code: The really really simple Chat Server
hfjava2-CHP-15-SECT-33	328	522	1	Chapter 15	Make a Connection	Section 15.33	there are no Dumb Questions
hfjava2-CHP-15-SECT-34	329	523	1	Chapter 15	Make a Connection	Section 15.34	Code Kitchen
hfjava2-CHP-15-SECT-35	330	524	2	Chapter 15	Make a Connection	Section 15.35	Exercise: Code Magnets
hfjava2-CHP-15-SECT-36	331	526	1	Chapter 15	Make a Connection	Section 15.36	Exercise Solutions
hfjava2-CHP-15-SECT-37	332	527	2	Chapter 15	Make a Connection	Section 15.37	Five-Minute Mystery
hfjava2-CHP-16	333	529	1	Chapter 16	Data structures	Chapter 16	Data structures
hfjava2-CHP-16-SECT-1	334	530	1	Chapter 16	Data structures	Section 16.1	Tracking song popularity on your jukebox
hfjava2-CHP-16-SECT-2	335	531	1	Chapter 16	Data structures	Section 16.2	"Here's what you have so far, without the sort:"
hfjava2-CHP-16-SECT-3	336	532	1	Chapter 16	Data structures	Section 16.3	But the ArrayList class does NOT have a sort() method!
hfjava2-CHP-16-SECT-4	337	533	1	Chapter 16	Data structures	Section 16.4	ArrayList is not the only collection
hfjava2-CHP-16-SECT-5	338	534	1	Chapter 16	Data structures	Section 16.5	You could use a TreeSet... Or you could use the Collections.sort() method
hfjava2-CHP-16-SECT-6	339	535	1	Chapter 16	Data structures	Section 16.6	Adding Collections.sort() to the Jukebox code
hfjava2-CHP-16-SECT-7	340	536	1	Chapter 16	Data structures	Section 16.7	"But now you need Song objects, not just simple Strings."
hfjava2-CHP-16-SECT-8	341	537	1	Chapter 16	Data structures	Section 16.8	Changing the Jukebox code to use Songs instead of Strings
hfjava2-CHP-16-SECT-9	342	538	1	Chapter 16	Data structures	Section 16.9	It won't compile!
hfjava2-CHP-16-SECT-10	343	539	1	Chapter 16	Data structures	Section 16.10	The sort() method declaration
hfjava2-CHP-16-SECT-11	344	540	1	Chapter 16	Data structures	Section 16.11	Generics means more type-safety
hfjava2-CHP-16-SECT-12	345	541	1	Chapter 16	Data structures	Section 16.12	Learning generics
hfjava2-CHP-16-SECT-13	346	542	1	Chapter 16	Data structures	Section 16.13	Using generic CLASSES
hfjava2-CHP-16-SECT-14	347	543	1	Chapter 16	Data structures	Section 16.14	Using type parameters with ArrayList
hfjava2-CHP-16-SECT-15	348	544	1	Chapter 16	Data structures	Section 16.15	Using generic METHODS
hfjava2-CHP-16-SECT-16	349	545	2	Chapter 16	Data structures	Section 16.16	Here's where it gets weird...
hfjava2-CHP-16-SECT-17	350	547	1	Chapter 16	Data structures	Section 16.17	Revisiting the sort() method
hfjava2-CHP-16-SECT-18	351	548	1	Chapter 16	Data structures	Section 16.18	"In generics, "extends" means "extends or implements""
hfjava2-CHP-16-SECT-19	352	549	1	Chapter 16	Data structures	Section 16.19	Finally we know what's wrong...
hfjava2-CHP-16-SECT-20	353	550	1	Chapter 16	Data structures	Section 16.20	"The new, improved, comparable Song class"
hfjava2-CHP-16-SECT-21	354	551	1	Chapter 16	Data structures	Section 16.21	"We can sort the list, but..."
hfjava2-CHP-16-SECT-22	355	552	1	Chapter 16	Data structures	Section 16.22	Using a custom comparator
hfjava2-CHP-16-SECT-23	356	553	1	Chapter 16	Data structures	Section 16.23	Updating the Jukebox to use a Comparator
hfjava2-CHP-16-SECT-24	357	554	1	Chapter 16	Data structures	Section 16.24	Sharpen your pencil: Reverse Engineer
hfjava2-CHP-16-SECT-25	358	555	1	Chapter 16	Data structures	Section 16.25	Sharpen your pencil: Fill-in-the-blanks
hfjava2-CHP-16-SECT-26	359	556	1	Chapter 16	Data structures	Section 16.26	"Uh-oh. The sorting all works, but now we have duplicates..."
hfjava2-CHP-16-SECT-27	360	557	1	Chapter 16	Data structures	Section 16.27	We need a Set instead of a List
hfjava2-CHP-16-SECT-28	361	558	1	Chapter 16	Data structures	Section 16.28	The Collection API (part of it)
hfjava2-CHP-16-SECT-29	362	559	1	Chapter 16	Data structures	Section 16.29	Using a HashSet instead of ArrayList
hfjava2-CHP-16-SECT-30	363	560	1	Chapter 16	Data structures	Section 16.30	What makes two objects equal?
hfjava2-CHP-16-SECT-31	364	561	1	Chapter 16	Data structures	Section 16.31	How a HashSet checks for duplicates: hashCode() and equals()
hfjava2-CHP-16-SECT-32	365	562	1	Chapter 16	Data structures	Section 16.32	The Song class with overridden hashCode() and equals()
hfjava2-CHP-16-SECT-33	366	563	1	Chapter 16	Data structures	Section 16.33	there are no Dumb Questions
hfjava2-CHP-16-SECT-34	367	564	1	Chapter 16	Data structures	Section 16.34	"And if we want the set to stay sorted, we've got TreeSet"
hfjava2-CHP-16-SECT-35	368	565	1	Chapter 16	Data structures	Section 16.35	What you MUST know about TreeSet...
hfjava2-CHP-16-SECT-36	369	566	1	Chapter 16	Data structures	Section 16.36	TreeSet elements MUST be comparable
hfjava2-CHP-16-SECT-37	370	567	1	Chapter 16	Data structures	Section 16.37	"We've seen Lists and Sets, now we'll use a Map"
hfjava2-CHP-16-SECT-38	371	568	1	Chapter 16	Data structures	Section 16.38	"Finally, back to generics"
hfjava2-CHP-16-SECT-39	372	569	1	Chapter 16	Data structures	Section 16.39	Using polymorphic arguments and generics
hfjava2-CHP-16-SECT-40	373	570	1	Chapter 16	Data structures	Section 16.40	But will it work with ArrayList<Dog> ?
hfjava2-CHP-16-SECT-41	374	571	3	Chapter 16	Data structures	Section 16.41	What could happen if it were allowed...
hfjava2-CHP-16-SECT-42	375	574	1	Chapter 16	Data structures	Section 16.42	Wildcards to the rescue
hfjava2-CHP-16-SECT-43	376	575a	0	Chapter 16	Data structures	Section 16.43	Alternate syntax for doing the same thing
hfjava2-CHP-16-SECT-44	377	575b	1	Chapter 16	Data structures	Section 16.44	there are no Dumb Questions
hfjava2-CHP-16-SECT-45	378	576	1	Chapter 16	Data structures	Section 16.45	"Exercise: BE the compiler, advanced"
hfjava2-CHP-16-SECT-46	379	577	1	Chapter 16	Data structures	Section 16.46	Solution to the "Reverse Engineer" sharpen exercise
hfjava2-CHP-16-SECT-47	380	578	1	Chapter 16	Data structures	Section 16.47	Exercise Solution
hfjava2-CHP-16-SECT-48	381	579	2	Chapter 16	Data structures	Section 16.48	BE the compiler solution
hfjava2-CHP-17	382	581	1	Chapter 17	Release Your Code	Chapter 17	Release Your Code
hfjava2-CHP-17-SECT-1	383	582	1	Chapter 17	Release Your Code	Section 17.1	Deploying your application
hfjava2-CHP-17-SECT-2	384	583	1	Chapter 17	Release Your Code	Section 17.2	Imagine this scenario...
hfjava2-CHP-17-SECT-3	385	584	1	Chapter 17	Release Your Code	Section 17.3	Separate source code and class files
hfjava2-CHP-17-SECT-4	386	585	1	Chapter 17	Release Your Code	Section 17.4	Put your Java in a JAR
hfjava2-CHP-17-SECT-5	387	586	1	Chapter 17	Release Your Code	Section 17.5	Running (executing) the JAR
hfjava2-CHP-17-SECT-6	388	587	1	Chapter 17	Release Your Code	Section 17.6	Put your classes in packages!
hfjava2-CHP-17-SECT-7	389	588	2	Chapter 17	Release Your Code	Section 17.7	Preventing package name conflicts
hfjava2-CHP-17-SECT-8	390	590	1	Chapter 17	Release Your Code	Section 17.8	Compiling and running with packages
hfjava2-CHP-17-SECT-9	391	591	1	Chapter 17	Release Your Code	Section 17.9	The -d flag is even cooler then we said
hfjava2-CHP-17-SECT-10	392	592	1	Chapter 17	Release Your Code	Section 17.10	Making an executable JAR with packages
hfjava2-CHP-17-SECT-11	393	593	4	Chapter 17	Release Your Code	Section 17.11	So where did the manifest file go?
hfjava2-CHP-17-SECT-12	394	597	2	Chapter 17	Release Your Code	Section 17.12	Java Web Start
hfjava2-CHP-17-SECT-13	395	599	1	Chapter 17	Release Your Code	Section 17.13	The .jnlp file
hfjava2-CHP-17-SECT-14	396	600	1	Chapter 17	Release Your Code	Section 17.14	Steps for making and deploying a Java Web Start app
hfjava2-CHP-17-SECT-15	397	601	1	Chapter 17	Release Your Code	Section 17.15	What's First?
hfjava2-CHP-17-SECT-16	398	602	1	Chapter 17	Release Your Code	Section 17.16	True or False
hfjava2-CHP-17-SECT-17	399	603	4	Chapter 17	Release Your Code	Section 17.17	Summary-Cross 7.0
hfjava2-CHP-18	400	607	1	Chapter 18	Distributed Computing	Chapter 18	Distributed Computing
hfjava2-CHP-18-SECT-1	401	608	1	Chapter 18	Distributed Computing	Section 18.1	Method calls are always bet ween two objects on the same heap.
hfjava2-CHP-18-SECT-2	402	609	1	Chapter 18	Distributed Computing	Section 18.2	What if you want to invoke a method on an object running on another machine?
hfjava2-CHP-18-SECT-3	403	610a	0	Chapter 18	Distributed Computing	Section 18.3	"Object A, running on Little, wants to call a method on Object B, running on Big"
hfjava2-CHP-18-SECT-4	404	610b	2	Chapter 18	Distributed Computing	Section 18.4	But you can't do that
hfjava2-CHP-18-SECT-5	405	612	2	Chapter 18	Distributed Computing	Section 18.5	The role of the 'helpers'
hfjava2-CHP-18-SECT-6	406	614	1	Chapter 18	Distributed Computing	Section 18.6	Java RMI gives you the client and service helper objects!
hfjava2-CHP-18-SECT-6	406.15	615	1	Chapter 18	Distributed Computing	Section 18.6	Making the Remote Service
hfjava2-CHP-18-SECT-6	406.16	616	1	Chapter 18	Distributed Computing	Section 18.6	Step one: Make a Remote Interface
hfjava2-CHP-18-SECT-6	406.17	617	1	Chapter 18	Distributed Computing	Section 18.6	Step two: Make a Remote Implementation
hfjava2-CHP-18-SECT-6	406.18	618	1	Chapter 18	Distributed Computing	Section 18.6	Step Three: generate stubs and skeletons
hfjava2-CHP-18-SECT-6	406.19	619	1	Chapter 18	Distributed Computing	Section 18.6	Complete Code for the server side
hfjava2-CHP-18-SECT-7	407	620	1	Chapter 18	Distributed Computing	Section 18.7	How does the client get the stub object?
hfjava2-CHP-18-SECT-8	408	621	1	Chapter 18	Distributed Computing	Section 18.8	How does the client get the stub class?
hfjava2-CHP-18-SECT-9	409	622	1	Chapter 18	Distributed Computing	Section 18.9	Be sure each machine has the class files it needs.
hfjava2-CHP-18-SECT-10	410	623	1	Chapter 18	Distributed Computing	Section 18.10	Sharpen your pencil: What's First?
hfjava2-CHP-18-SECT-11	411	624	1	Chapter 18	Distributed Computing	Section 18.11	"Yeah, but who really uses RMI?"
hfjava2-CHP-18-SECT-12	412	625	2	Chapter 18	Distributed Computing	Section 18.12	What about Servlets?
hfjava2-CHP-18-SECT-13	413	627a	0	Chapter 18	Distributed Computing	Section 18.13	A very simple Ser vlet
hfjava2-CHP-18-SECT-14	414	627b	1	Chapter 18	Distributed Computing	Section 18.14	HTML page with a link to this servlet
hfjava2-CHP-18-SECT-15	415	628	1	Chapter 18	Distributed Computing	Section 18.15	There are no Dumb Questions
hfjava2-CHP-18-SECT-16	416	629	1	Chapter 18	Distributed Computing	Section 18.16	"Just for fun, let's make the Phrase-O-Matic work as a servlet"
hfjava2-CHP-18-SECT-17	417	630	1	Chapter 18	Distributed Computing	Section 18.17	"Phrase-O-Matic code, servlet-friendly"
hfjava2-CHP-18-SECT-18	418	631	1	Chapter 18	Distributed Computing	Section 18.18	Enterprise JavaBeans: RMI on steroids
hfjava2-CHP-18-SECT-19	419	632	1	Chapter 18	Distributed Computing	Section 18.19	For our final trick... a little Jini
hfjava2-CHP-18-SECT-20	420	633	2	Chapter 18	Distributed Computing	Section 18.20	Adaptive discovery in action
hfjava2-CHP-18-SECT-21	421	635	1	Chapter 18	Distributed Computing	Section 18.21	Self-healing network in action
hfjava2-CHP-18-SECT-22	422	636	1	Chapter 18	Distributed Computing	Section 18.22	Final Project: the Universal Service browser
hfjava2-CHP-18-SECT-23	423	637	2	Chapter 18	Distributed Computing	Section 18.23	How it works:
hfjava2-CHP-18-SECT-24	424	639	5	Chapter 18	Distributed Computing	Section 18.24	The classes and interfaces:
hfjava2-CHP-18-SECT-25	425	644	4	Chapter 18	Distributed Computing	Section 18.25	Sharpen your pencil
hfjava2-CHP-18-SECT-26	426	648	1	Chapter 18	Distributed Computing	Section 18.26	Congratulations!
hfjava2-APP-A	427	649	1	Appendix A	Final Code Kitchen	Appendix A	Final Code Kitchen
hfjava2-APP-A-SECT-1	428	650	9	Appendix A	Final Code Kitchen	Section A.1	Final BeatBox client program
hfjava2-APP-B	429	659	1	Appendix B	The Top Ten Topics that almost made it into the Real Book...	Appendix B	The Top Ten Topics that almost made it into the Real Book...
hfjava2-APP-B-SECT-1	430	660	1	Appendix B	The Top Ten Topics that almost made it into the Real Book...	Section B.1.	#10 Bit Manipulation
hfjava2-APP-B-SECT-2	431	661	1	Appendix B	The Top Ten Topics that almost made it into the Real Book...	Section B.2	#9 Immutability
hfjava2-APP-B-SECT-3	432	662	1	Appendix B	The Top Ten Topics that almost made it into the Real Book...	Section B.3	#8 Assertions
hfjava2-APP-B-SECT-4	433	663	1	Appendix B	The Top Ten Topics that almost made it into the Real Book...	Section B.4	#7 Block Scope
hfjava2-APP-B-SECT-5	434	664	1	Appendix B	The Top Ten Topics that almost made it into the Real Book...	Section B.5	#6 Linked Invocations
hfjava2-APP-B-SECT-6	435	665	1	Appendix B	The Top Ten Topics that almost made it into the Real Book...	Section B.6	#5 Anonymous and Static Nested Classes
hfjava2-APP-B-SECT-7	436	666	1	Appendix B	The Top Ten Topics that almost made it into the Real Book...	Section B.7	"#5 Anonymous and Static Nested Classes, continued"
hfjava2-APP-B-SECT-8	437	667	1	Appendix B	The Top Ten Topics that almost made it into the Real Book...	Section B.8	#4 Access Levels and Access Modifiers (Who Sees What)
hfjava2-APP-B-SECT-9	438	668	1	Appendix B	The Top Ten Topics that almost made it into the Real Book...	Section B.9	"#4 Access Levels and Access Modifiers, cont."
hfjava2-APP-B-SECT-10	439	669	1	Appendix B	The Top Ten Topics that almost made it into the Real Book...	Section B.10.	#3 String and StringBuffer/StringBuilder Methods
hfjava2-APP-B-SECT-11	440	670	1	Appendix B	The Top Ten Topics that almost made it into the Real Book...	Section B.11.	#2 Multidimensional Arrays
hfjava2-APP-B-SECT-12	441	671	1	Appendix B	The Top Ten Topics that almost made it into the Real Book...	Section B.12.	And the number one topic that didn't quite make it in... #1 Enumerations (also called Enumerated Types or Enums)
hfjava2-APP-B-SECT-13	442	672	1	Appendix B	The Top Ten Topics that almost made it into the Real Book...	Section B.13.	Using "if" and "switch" with Enums
hfjava2-APP-B-SECT-14	443	673	1	Appendix B	The Top Ten Topics that almost made it into the Real Book...	Section B.14.	"#1 Enumerations, completed"
hfjava2-APP-B-SECT-15	444	674	1	Appendix B	The Top Ten Topics that almost made it into the Real Book...	Section B.15.	Five-Minute Mystery: A Long Trip Home
hfjava2-APP-B-SECT-16	445	675	2	Appendix B	The Top Ten Topics that almost made it into the Real Book...	Section B.16.	Five-Minute Mystery Solution
index	446	677	1	Index	Index	Index	Index