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|  | The JFC Swing Tutorial: A Guide to Constructing GUIs Order from Amazon.com Contains the UI trail. This book explains how to write GUIs using the JFC Swing components, which are included in the Java 2 Platform (formerly known as JDK 1.2). The Swing components are also available in JFC 1.1, which is an add-on to JDK 1.1.
|  | The Java Tutorial Continued: The Rest of the JDK Order from Amazon.com Contains the Specialized Trails. This book covers parts of the JDK not covered in The Java Tutorial Second Edition. All the trails in this book cover the Java 2 Platform (formerly known as JDK 1.2). For errata, CD-ROM and other information about The Java Tutorial Continued refer to its book file.
|  | #### The Java Tutorial Second Edition Order from Amazon.com Contains the Getting Started trail and the six Trails Covering the Basics. This edition covers JDK 1.1 and is available in bookstores. Note: The UI trail in this book covers the AWT components (JDK 1.1 API); it does not cover the Swing components. For Swing coverage, see the online Tutorial's UI trail and the book, The JFC Swing Tutorial. For errata, CD-ROM and other information about the second edition, refer to its book file.
|  | The JavaTM Developers Almanac Order from Amazon.com by Patrick Chan OK, so this isn't a Tutorial book, but we recommend it anyway. The JavaTM Developers Almanac is the most up-to-date and complete quick reference for all three major versions of the core Java Class Libraries (1.0, 1.1, and 1.2). No other quick reference includes as much information in a single convenient volume. Information from 1,500 classes and 17,000 members are carefully formatted and arranged for easy lookup.

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