Effective Java (as a conceptually related title, not authored by Scott Meyers)

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Effective Java is a widely respected programming book by Joshua Bloch that presents best practices and design patterns for writing robust, maintainable Java code.

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instanceOf non-fiction book ⓘ
programming book ⓘ
software engineering book ⓘ
author Joshua Bloch ⓘ
category Books about Java ⓘ
Software engineering literature ⓘ
countryOfFirstPublication United States ⓘ
emphasizes avoiding premature optimization ⓘ
clear and consistent API design ⓘ
composition over inheritance ⓘ
defensive programming ⓘ
immutability ⓘ
proper use of exceptions ⓘ
proper use of interfaces ⓘ
thread safety ⓘ
focusesOn API design principles ⓘ
concurrency in Java ⓘ
enums and annotations ⓘ
exceptions and error handling ⓘ
general programming principles ⓘ
generics usage ⓘ
methods and classes design ⓘ
object creation and destruction in Java ⓘ
performance considerations ⓘ
serialization in Java ⓘ
hasReputation widely respected in the Java community ⓘ
imprint Addison-Wesley Professional ⓘ
linked to: Addison-Wesley
influencedBy Effective C++ ⓘ
language English ⓘ
notableFor influencing Java programming style guidelines ⓘ
presenting Java best practices as items ⓘ
programmingLanguageFocus Java ⓘ
publisher Addison-Wesley ⓘ
structure collection of items ⓘ
subject API design ⓘ
Java programming ⓘ
best practices ⓘ
design patterns ⓘ
object-oriented programming ⓘ
software design ⓘ
targetAudience advanced Java programmers ⓘ
professional Java developers ⓘ
software engineers ⓘ
teaches how to write efficient Java code ⓘ
how to write maintainable Java code ⓘ
how to write robust Java code ⓘ
usedAs reference for Java coding standards ⓘ
teaching material in advanced Java courses ⓘ

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