Examples from the Java Class Libraries, Second Edition, Volume 1
	java.io
	java.lang
	java.lang.reflect
	java.math
	java.net
	java.text
	java.util
	java.util.zip


NOTICES: 
1. These examples are excerpts from the Java Class Libraries book,
whose copyright is owned by Addison-Wesley Longman, Inc.
Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute these examples
for NON-COMMERCIAL purposes and without fee is hereby granted
provided this copyright notice appears in all copies.
These examples may not otherwise be used, copied, modified or
redistributed without the express written permission of the
authors and Addison-Wesley.

2. The duke image used in some examples is copyright protected by 
Sun Microsystems Inc. and may not be redistributed without permission
from Sun Microsystems Inc.

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The examples in these directories are arranged in the following way:

package
  |
  +--class
       |
       +--CLASS EXAMPLE
       |
       +--method
            |
            +--METHOD EXAMPLE


For example, to find the class example for the Array class,
go to the directory:
    
    lang.reflect/Array

To find the method example for BigInteger.compareTo(), go to the
directory:

    math/BigInteger/compareTo


In these directories you will find the example source code, compiled
class files, and any necessary supporting files.  You can run most
examples with the command:

    java Main

Some examples require an input file or output file. Usually a usage
line is printed to indicate how to run it. In a few instance, you need
to look at the source to see what parameters the program expects.

Note that not all examples in the book are included in these
directories.  In particular, we've only included examples that are
complete programs.  Examples that are code fragments have not been
included.


Cheers,

Patrick Chan
Rosanna Lee
Douglas Kramer

March 1998