If you've progressed beyond the beginner stage of Java programming
and need a comprehensive reference of programming solutions, this book
is an outstanding choice. Extremely well written in a friendly,
conversational style, it includes several hundred code and program
examples for common tasks. The book is thoroughly indexed and
cross-referenced, and you can get all the source code from the publisher's
website. Each of the "recipes" clearly describes a programming task
and suggests one or more solutions. The introductory chapter includes
valuable suggestions on program development and debugging.
For a long time my standard Java help book had been Flanagan's
"Java Examples in a Nutshell". While that is still a good reference,
Java Cookbook is what I'll be using from now on.
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