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| Page | Where | Issue |
| 130 | Table 3.4 | "void add (E element)" should be "boolean add (E element)" |
| 157 | Last sentence | In a nutshell computeIfPresent() calls the BiFunction if the requested key is found". This is true only if the associated key is not null. I suggest you add "… and the associated key is not null" to this sentence |
| 159 | Table 3.12 | The "computeIfAbsent" column for row "null value in map" and "Not null" should say "Set key to mapping function result" rather than "Add key to map with mapping function result as value" because the key already exists in the map (although it has a null value associated) |
| 160 | Last sentence of 2nd paragraph | The compiler does not raise any error when attempting to remove an item from an unbounded or upper-bounded wildcard list. This actually compiles and runs fine |
| 218 | 2nd sentence | "rather than the Collector class" should be "rather than the Collector interface" |
| 265 | Table 5.8 | For matching resource bundle "Zoo_fr_FR.java", files keys can also come from Zoo_fr.properties and Zoo.properties (if Zoo_fr.java and Zoo.java are not present). For matching resource bundle "Zoo_fr.properties", keys can also come from Zoo.java (Zoo.java will be chosen in priority over Zoo.priorities if both are present) |
| 315 | 1st paragraph | DateTimeParseException is not a checked exception in contrary to IOException and SQLException |
| 340 | Table 7.3 | In the description of the second row, "completely" should be replaced by "completed" |
| 352 | First sentence | In "results from earlier threads are output before ones that started later", "before" should be replaced by "after" |
| 408 | 3rd sentence | In "Alternatively, the relative path … from the current working directory to file or directory", "to file or directory" should read "to a file or directory" |
| 425 | Last sentence of 3rd paragraph | "we have access to the all of the methods" should read "we have access to all of the methods" |
| 467 | relativize() section | I find that the example for relativize() is confusing when used with files because the relative path from fish.txt to birds.txt should be "./birds.txt" instead of "../birds.txt". According to Java documentation, relativize does the contrary of resolve and resolve considers by default that the path on which it is called is a directory. So presumably, Java makes the same assumption for relativize(), i.e. it considers by default that the path on which it is called is a directory, which explains the .. |
| 475 | 3rd sentence of "Removing a File with delete and deleteIfExists" section | In "…, the operation will throw the runtime DirectoryNotEmptyException", "runtime" is not correct as this exception is a checked exception. You may want to remove "the runtime" and maybe add "at runtime" after "DirectoryNotEmptyException" ? |
| 478 | Last sentence of 4th paragraph | In "For example, some operating systems may not have a notion of user-level permissions, …", "may not" should be replaced by "may" |
| 525 | In the 2nd sample showing how to retrieve the number of rows of the animal table | rs.getInt("count") throws an exception because the "count" column is unknown (it is known as "1" instead) |
| 527 | Table 10.6 | getTimeStamp() and java.sql.TimeStamp should respectively read getTimestamp() and java.sql.Timestamp |
| 531 | Last sentence | This sentence is confusing, it seems like relative() may return something else than a boolean if the cursor is not pointing to a row with data. This sentence should rather mention that relative() returns false if the cursor is not pointing to a row with data |
| 562 | Answer to question 3 | Line w4 does not handle the InterruptedException and ExecutionException that may be thrown by calling result.get() so I would argue that E would be a correct answer. (line w4 would need to be wrapped in a try catch statement) |
| 566 | Answer to question 12 | Answer D is also valid. A File object is correctly created on a Windows OS when using // instead of /. Calling the exists() method on this file object does return true if the file exists which proves that it works fine. Although this is a valid answer I think it brings confusion as, as I understand it, it is not something we should consider as a good practive to create a File object. |
| Mock exam 2 | Question "What changes need to be made to make the following singleton pattern correct | The exhibitionManager variable should be private instead of public in the code sample (otherwise encapsulation of the singleton variable is not correctly implemented). Alternatively there should be an addition answer in the lines of "Change the access modifier of the exhibitionManager variable from public to private |
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In a nutshell computeIfPresent() calls the BiFunction if the requested key is found". This is true only if the associated key is not null. I suggest you add "… and the associated key is not null" to this sentence
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