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Java Platform Performance: Strategies and Tactics

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Java Platform Performance: Strategies and Tactics
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Publisher: Prentice Hall PTR
ISBN/ASIN: 0201709694
ISBN-13: 9780201709698
Number of pages: 256

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The authors give the experienced Java programmer plenty of strategies and tips for getting the most out of Java code. The book offers concrete suggestions for improving real-world programs, but it also helps you think about performance as you design and test Java software. You learn how to reduce object creation and class loading, which can allow your programs to load faster and consume less memory.

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