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As errors are discovered in the text, we record them in a database
which can be accessed by the links in the table below. As new printings
of the textbook are run, we correct as many of the known errors
as possible. Therefore, the errors that exist in one copy of the
book (from one printing) may not exist in another copy (from another
printing).
| Printing |
When Run |
| First |
July 2002 |
The third edition of Java Software Solutions is now in its first printing.
You may want to consult the Publishing
FAQ, which further explains issues related to editions and printings.
We have assigned a subjective severity level to each error, as follows:
| High |
A major flaw. Something that results in a program
not working or that leads to a misunderstanding about a fundamental
concept. |
| Medium |
A situation in which something is mistated or
confusing, but nothing that truly misinforms |
| Low |
A minor issue that is essentially inconsequential,
but noted for complete accuracy. Includes formatting problems,
spelling, grammar, etc. |
The errata lists can be sorted in various ways by clicking on the
column headings. For example, you may want to sort by the date recorded
so that you can quickly see if any errors have been recorded since
you last checked the list.
Our thanks to all of you who have found and reported errors. Please
send email to John Lewis
to let us know about any others.
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