It's only the introduction! The level of detail in some of the courses can only be found from a combination of the Java language specification, the source code for the compiler and various research papers.
For generics a good start would be to google "Angelika Langer FAQ" last time I looked there was a few problems with terminology and the odd error but generally a very good source. Then you need the papers by Bracha et al. and it helps to read Pierce Types & programming languages...
thank you so much. my text book is so confusing
LearnTechTv 1 year ago
wow this is really a java course.
where did u learn java?
skatercdub16 2 years ago
It's only the introduction! The level of detail in some of the courses can only be found from a combination of the Java language specification, the source code for the compiler and various research papers.
For generics a good start would be to google "Angelika Langer FAQ" last time I looked there was a few problems with terminology and the odd error but generally a very good source. Then you need the papers by Bracha et al. and it helps to read Pierce Types & programming languages...
Zantorc 2 years ago