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Is there an analogue of Richter's CLR via C# in the Java world?
I took some popular books on Java - two volumes of Horstmann, "Java: Efficient Programming", looked at the table of contents and they are all essentially about syntax. And I would like to know if there is any sensible book on the device of the platform. That is, what is the Java virtual machine (for example, CLR is a COM application), what does the source code turn into after compilation, and how its execution is technically arranged. In general, an analogue of Richter's pink book, only for Java. It won’t tell anything to Javasts, for this I wrote approximately what I expect from the book, but maybe there will be switches from the dotnet, who will understand better what I would like to read in such a book.
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Java: A Beginner's Guide. Author: Herbert Schildt
Effective Java. Author: Joshua Bloch.
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