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1.1	Terminology for Class Members	10
2.1	Keywords in Java	21
2.2	Reserved Literals in Java	21
2.3	Reserved Keywords not Currently in Use	21
2.4	Examples of Literals	21
2.5	Examples of Decimal, Octal, and Hexadecimal Literals	22
2.6	Examples of Character Literals	23
2.7	Escape Sequences	24
2.8	Examples of Escape Sequence `\ddd`	25
2.9	Range of Integer Values	28
2.10	Range of Character Values	29
2.11	Range of Floating-Point Values	29
2.12	Boolean Values	30
2.13	Summary of Primitive Data Types	30
2.14	Default Values	33
3.1	Parameter Passing By Value	82
4.1	Accessing Members within a Class	130
4.2	Summary of Accessibility Modifiers for Top-Level Types	135
4.3	Summary of Other Modifiers for Types	137
4.4	Summary of Accessibility Modifiers for Members	144
4.5	Summary of Other Modifiers for Members	153
5.1	Selected Conversion Contexts and Conversion Categories	163
5.2	Operator Summary	167
5.3	Examples of Truncated Values	172
5.4	Arithmetic Operators	174
5.5	Examples of Arithmetic Expression Evaluation	180
5.6	Arithmetic Compound Assignment Operators	183
5.7	Relational Operators	191
5.9	Reference Equality Operators	192
5.8	Primitive Data Value Equality Operators	192
5.10	Truth-Values for Boolean Logical Operators	195
5.11	Boolean Logical Compound Assignment Operators	196
5.12	Conditional Operators	196
5.13	Truth-values for Conditional Operators	197
6.1	The `return` Statement	228
6.2	Granularities for Enabling and Disabling Assertions at Runtime	269
6.3	Enabling and Disabling Assertions in All System Classes at Runtime	272
7.1	Overriding vs. Overloading	293
7.2	Types and Values	317
8.1	Overview of Type Declarations	354
11.1	Selected Input Streams	477
11.2	Selected Output Streams	477
11.3	The `DataInput` and `DataOutput` Interfaces	480
11.4	Selected Readers	488
11.5	Selected Writers	490
11.6	Print Methods of the `PrintWriter` Class	491
11.7	Correspondence Between Selected Byte and Character Streams	500
12.1	Selected Language Codes	532
12.2	Selected Country Codes	532
12.3	Selected Predefined Locales for Languages	533
12.4	Selected Predefined Locales for Countries	533
12.5	Selected Field Numbers to Indicate Information in a Calendar	537
12.6	Selected Constants that Represent Values in a Calendar	538
12.7	Formatting Styles for Date and Time	542
12.8	Selected Characters	555
12.9	Selected Character Classes	556
12.10	Selected Predefined Character Classes	557
12.11	Boundary Matchers	557
12.12	Selected Logical Operators	558
12.13	Quantifier Classification	561
12.14	Implications of the Limit Value in the `split()` Method	564
12.15	Formatting Conversions	596
12.16	Flags	597
12.18	Selected Format Exceptions	601
12.17	Selected Time/Date Composition Conversions	601
13.1	Thread States	636
14.1	Summary of Subtyping Relationships for Generic Types	675
14.2	Get and Set Operations Using Parameterized References	682
14.3	Summary of Get and Set Operations using Parameterized References	684
14.4	Examples of Type Erasure	714
14.5	Examples of Reifiable Types	723
14.6	Examples of Non-Reifiable Types	723
15.1	Core Interfaces in the Collections Framework	779
15.2	Summary of Collection and Map Implementations	782
15.3	Bulk Operations and Set Logic	796
G.1	Number Systems	1005
G.2	Representing Signed `byte` Values Using 2’s Complement	1010