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        Download this book for free from Amazon until and including march 1st!
        Exception handling is an aspect of Java development that has not received as much attention as
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        In this day and age it should be easy and cheap to learn HTML4, which everyone
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               The SVG tutorial has been updated, showing how to include SVG in HTML pages using the img HTML element, or the SVG element.
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               Managing dates and time across different time zones can be a bit tricky, so I have explained how in this tutorial.
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               You can convert text to and from unicode in Java using either the String class or the Reader and Writer classes, as explained in this tutorial.
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               The BreakIterator class is part of the Java Internationalization API. It enables you to find breaks between characters, words and sentences according to the rules of different languages.
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  <title>Book Review: Purpose</title>
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      A book about why companies and individuals having a higher purpose achieve more in life.
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