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https://github.com/fdeniz07/effectivejava

The examples in this repo are based on Joshua J. Bloch's book Effective Java (Third Edition)
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The examples in this repo are based on Joshua J. Bloch's book Effective Java (Third Edition)

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# Effective Java

## The examples in this repo are based on Joshua J. Bloch's book Effective Java (Third Edition).
### Resource : https://kea.nu/files/textbooks/new/Effective%20Java%20%282017%2C%20Addison-Wesley%29.pdf

#### Note: In the book, examples start from chapter 2, in the repo they start from chapter 1.

## Chapter 0: Introduction
## Chapter 1: Creating and Destroying Objects
### item1 : Consider static factory methods instead of constructors
### item2 : Consider a builder when faced with many constructor parameters
### item3 : Enforce the singleton property with a private constructor or an enum type
### item4 : Enforce noninstantiability with a private constructor
### item5 : Prefer dependency injection to hardwring resources
### item6 : Avoid creating unnecessary objects
### item7 : Eliminate obsolete object references
### item8 : Avoid finalizers and cleaners
### item9 : Prefer try-with-resources to try-finally
## Chapter 2: Methods Common to All Objects
### item10: Obey the general contract when overriding equals
### item11: Always override hashCode when you override equals
### item12: Always override toString
### item13: Override clone judiciously
### item14: Consider implementing Comparable
### item14-b: Comparable
## Chapter 3: Classes and Interfaces
## Chapter 4: Generics
## Chapter 5: Enums and Annotations
## Chapter 6: Lambdas and Streams
## Chapter 7: Methods
## Chapter 8: General Programming
## Chapter 9: Exceptions
## Chapter 10: Concurrency
## Chapter 11: Serialization