Java for Programmers

In the context of 200+ real-world code examples, you'll quickly master Java fundamentals then move on to arrays, strings, regular expressions, JSON/CSV processing with the Jackson library, private- and public-key cryptography, classes, inheritance, polymorphism, interfaces, dependency injection, exceptions, generic collections, custom generics, functional programming with lambdas and streams, JavaFX GUI, graphics and multimedia, platform threads, virtual threads, structured concurrency, scoped values, building API-based Java genAI apps, database with JDBC and SQLite, the Java Platform Module System and JShell for Python-like interactivity. Features: - GenAI Prompt Engineering, API Calls, 600 GenAI Exercises - ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity - Multimodal: Text, Code, Images, Audio, Speech-to-Text, Text-to-Speech, Video - Generics: Collections, Classes, Methods - Functional Programming: Lambdas & Streams - JavaFX: GUI, Graphics, Multimedia - Concurrency: Parallel Streams, Virtual Threads, Structured Concurrency, Scoped Values, Concurrent Collections, Multi-Core - Database: JDBC, SQL, SQLite - Java Platform Module System (JPMS) - Objects Natural: Java API, String, BigInteger, BigDecimal, Date/Time, Cryptography, ArrayList, Regex, JSON, CSV, Web Services - JShell for Python-Like Interactivity Want to stay in touch with the Deitels? - Contact the authors at deitel@deitel.com - Join the Deitel social media communities deitel.com/linkedin facebook.com/DeitelFan instagram.com/DeitelFan x.com/deitel youtube.com/DeitelTV mastodon.social/@deitel - For source code and updates, visit: deitel.com/javafp5 Reviewer Comments "The future of Java programming is here, and this new edition of Deitel is leading the charge! By embracing genAI head-on, the authors are potentially revolutionizing programming education. Through its integrative approach to the use and study of genAI, this book is positioned to be the leading book in modern Java and its applications. Indeed, I expect that it should be widely adopted by instructors who want to ingrain in their students an appreciation for the critical role that Java will play in data science, machine learning