Philosophy of Java

For the first time, readers can familiarize themselves with the full version of this classic work, which was previously published in a shortened form in Russian.
The book, which has undergone multiple reprints in its original version, is considered one... of the best guides for programmers due to its deep and truly philosophical exposition of the intricacies of the Java language. 
To truly understand the Java language, one must view it not merely as a set of commands and operators, but comprehend its "philosophy," the approach to problem-solving, in comparison to that in other programming languages. 
In these pages, the author discusses the main problems of coding: what their nature is and what approach Java uses to resolve them. Therefore, the features of the language discussed in each chapter are inextricably linked to how they are used to solve specific problems.