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Practical Java Programming for IoT, AI, and Blockchain
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Practical Java Programming for IoT, AI, and Blockchain

by Perry Xiao
July 2019
Intermediate to advanced
400 pages
11h 7m
English
Wiley
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Index

  • Numbers and Symbols
  • . (current directory), 24
  • ; (semicolon)
    • separating directories in Windows, 24
    • statements, 21
  • /* */ (multiple comment lines), 21
  • // (double forward slashes), comments, 21
  • : (colon), separating directories in Linux, 24
  • == (double equals sign), comparing numerical values, 48
  • { } braces, code blocks, 21
  • ? (question mark) operator, conditional assignment, 53
  • <> (angle braces), generic ArrayList class, 56
  • 1G (mobile applications), 216
  • 2G (mobile applications), 216
  • 3G (mobile applications), 216–217
  • 4G (mobile applications), 216–217
  • 5G (mobile applications)
    • beamforming, 218
    • benefits, 213–216
    • cell size, 217
    • frequency ranges, 217
    • full duplex technology, 218
    • Multiple-Input, Multiple-Output (MIMO), 217–218
    • overview, 213
    • 6G (mobile applications), 218
    • 7G (mobile applications), 218
  • A
  • Access layer (Cisco network architecture), 132–133
  • activation.jar file, 165
  • activities (Android apps), 202–204
  • activity_main.xml file, Android Studio, 188
  • ADB (Android Debug Bridge), 191–192
  • add() method, dynamic arrays, 57
  • Advanced Installer application deployment tool, 96–97
  • advantages of Java, 10
  • AES 256-bit encryption, 318
  • AI (artificial intelligence)
    • Cloud compared to Edge, 279
    • deep learning, 288–292
    • history, 277–278
    • Java libraries, 292–293
    • machine learning, 286–288
    • neural networks, 280–286
    • overview, 275–277
    • resources, 313
  • Amazon AWS. See AWS (Amazon Web Services)
  • American Standard Code for Information Interchange (ASCII), 45
  • analog-to-digital converter (ADC), ...
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