Do not read this book if: Abdalla rated it really liked it Mar 20, Want to Read saving…. As a fairly experienced Java developer I found myself surprised with the vast majority of the puzzlers. Not terribly useful or entertaining but the appendix is worth going through. I have also read Joshua Bloch's Effective Java and it's a good companion book for this one; they're book very good and worth the a read or two. Java is a complicated language and after reading this book you'll think so too. 
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In general, I found the puzzles to be overly esoteric. Most of the puzzles take the form of a short program whose behavior isn't what it seems.
Java Puzzlers: Traps, Pitfalls, and Corner Cases by Joshua Bloch
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Mar 15, Mills College Library added it. Jan 27, Christian Brumm rated it it was ok Shelves: Java is a complicated language and after reading this book you'll think so too.
To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up. All-in-all there are 95 different puzzlers across the book, and they range from the fairly common "if you thought about it a bit you'd figure it out" to the extremely obscure "unless you were a Java language designer you'd never have any hope of figuring this out".
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May 13, Armineh Nouri rated it it was amazing. Are you a code sleuth? Horatiu Dan rated it it was amazing Jan 18, Open Preview See a Problem?
Jan 30, Adam Parkin rated it liked it. A handy catalog of traps and pitfalls at the back of the book provides a casee taxonomy for future reference.
It is a real eye-opener to the kind of traps in your qnd you wouldn't even imagine could be there. Artem rated it really liked it Nov 30, But it is a fun read that will show you that there are many things you don't know about Java. Preview — Java Puzzlers by Joshua Bloch.
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Mildy interesting, but not the kind of thing you'd want to use for interview questions. Do not read this book if: Full review also on my blog: Tudor Andrei rated it it was amazing Nov 26, Great way to learn the corner cases of the Trpas language up to Java 5. Most of the puzzles here are about cases you will probably never encounter. I had no idea about all the things that I didn't know: Apr 11, Angel S rated it really liked it Shelves: The author Joshua Bloch is well known as the author of "Effective Java" which is widely regarded as the premier text for the language, and furthermore he is one the designers and authors of the Java Collections Framework.
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