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Java Speed Checklist-1

The document outlines a speed mode checklist for 'Java The Complete Reference (Ninth Edition)', indicating sections that can be skipped and core focus pages for efficient learning. It specifies that the core focus should be on Java basics, OOP, exceptions, threads, collections, streams, and JDBC. The recommended approach is to allocate 30% of time to reading and 70% to coding.

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Java Speed Checklist-1

The document outlines a speed mode checklist for 'Java The Complete Reference (Ninth Edition)', indicating sections that can be skipped and core focus pages for efficient learning. It specifies that the core focus should be on Java basics, OOP, exceptions, threads, collections, streams, and JDBC. The recommended approach is to allocate 30% of time to reading and 70% to coding.

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Java The Complete Reference (Ninth Edition) - Speed Mode Checklist

Skip / Not Required Sections (with pages):

- Applets: p.780–820

- JavaFX: p.950–1030

- Networking: p.1000–1040

- Serialization: p.1040–1080

- RMI: p.1080–1100

- Reflection: p.1100–1130

- Swing UI: p.1090–1160

- Security: p.1160–1180

- JNI: p.1180–1205

Core Focus Pages:

- p.1–350 : Java Basics + OOP

- p.350–750 : Exception, Threads, Collections, Streams, JDBC

Speed Rule: 30% Reading, 70% Coding

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