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As mentioned, Printing in Java contains “better” recipes for printing under Java.
For most topics in this chapter, Elliotte Rusty Harold's Java I/O should be considered the
antepenultimate documentation. The penultimate reference is the javadoc documentation,
while the ultimate reference is, if you really need it, the source code for the Java API, to
which I have not needed to make a single reference in writing this chapter.
[ 34 ] All the examples in this recipe are found in one file, PrintStandardOutput.java .
[ 35 ] The central character in Yann Martel's novel Life of Pi would have been born in 1956, according to
information in Wikipedia .
[ 36 ] If this were code in a maintained project, I might factor out some of the common code among these
two calculators, as well as the one in Handling Very Large Numbers , and divide the code better using
interfaces. However, this would detract from the simplicity of self-contained examples.
[ 37 ] There is no support for adding files to an existing archive, so make sure you put all the files in at
once or be prepared to re-create the archive from scratch.
[ 38 ] Conveniently ignoring things like “internal modem cards” on desktop machines!
 
 
 
 
 
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