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| adam_text | Table
of
Contents
Preface to the Java
SE
8
Edition
xxi
1
Introduction
1
1.1
Organization of the Specification
2
1.2
Example Programs
6
1.3
Notation
6
1.4
Relationship to Predefined Classes and Interfaces
7
1.5
Feedback
7
1.6
References
7
2
Grammars
9
2.1
Context-Free Grammars
9
2.2
The Lexical Grammar
9
2.3
The Syntactic Grammar
10
2.4
Grammar Notation
10
3
Lexical Structure
15
3.1
Unicode
15
3.2
Lexical Translations
16
3.3
Unicode Escapes
17
3.4
Line Terminators
19
3.5
Input Elements and Tokens
19
3.6
White Space
20
3.7
Comments
21
3.8
Identifiers
22
3.9
Keywords
24
3.10
Literals
24
3.10.1
Integer Literals
25
3.10.2 Floating-Point
Literals
31
3.10.3
Boolean Literals
34
3.10.4
Character Literals
34
3.10.5
String Literals
35
3.10.6
Escape Sequences for Character and String Literals
37
3.10.7
The Null Literal
38
3.11
Separators
38
3.12
Operators
38
4
Types, Values, and Variables
41
4.1
The Kinds of Types and Values
41
4.2
Primitive Types and Values
42
4.2.1
Integral Types and Values
43
4.2.2
Integer Operations
43
4.2.3
Floating-Point Types, Formats, and Values
45
4.2.4 Floating-Point
Operations
48
4.2.5
The boolean Type and boolean Values
51
4.3
Reference Types and Values
52
4.3.1
Objects
53
4.3.2
The Class Ob
j
ec
t
55
4.3.3
The Class string
56
4.3.4
When Reference Types Are the Same
56
4.4
Type Variables
57
4.5
Parameterized Types
59
4.5.1
Type Arguments of Parameterized Types
60
4.5.2
Members and Constructors of Parameterized Types
63
4.6
Type Erasure
64
4.7
Reifiable Types
64
4.8
Raw Types
66
4.9
Intersection Types
70
4.10
Subtyping
71
4.10.1
Subtyping among Primitive Types
71
4.10.2
Subtyping among Class and Interface Types
71
4.10.3
Subtyping among Array Types
73
4.10.4
Least Upper Bound
73
4.11
Where Types Are Used
75
4.12
Variables
80
4.12.1
Variables of Primitive Type
81
4.12.2
Variables of Reference Type
81
4.12.3
Kinds of Variables
83
4.12.4
final Variables
85
4.12.5
Initial Values of Variables
87
4.12.6
Types, Classes, and Interfaces
88
5
Conversions and Contexts
91
5.1
Kinds of Conversion
94
5.1.1
Identity Conversion
94
5.1.2
Widening Primitive Conversion
94
5.1.3
Narrowing Primitive Conversion
96
5.1.4
Widening and Narrowing Primitive Conversion
99
5.1.5
Widening Reference Conversion
99
5.1.6
Narrowing Reference Conversion
99
5.1.7
Boxing Conversion
100
5.1.8
Unboxing Conversion
102
5.1.9
Unchecked Conversion
103
5.1.10
Capture Conversion
103
5.1.11
String Conversion
105
5.1.12
Forbidden Conversions
106
5.1.13
Value Set Conversion
106
5.2
Assignment Contexts
107
5.3
Invocation Contexts
112
5.4
String Contexts
114
5.5
Casting Contexts
114
5.5.1
Reference Type Casting
117
5.5.2
Checked Casts and Unchecked Casts
121
5.5.3
Checked Casts at Run Time
122
5.6
Numeric Contexts
124
5.6.1
Unary Numeric Promotion
124
5.6.2
Binary Numeric Promotion
125
6
Names
129
6.1
Declarations
130
6.2
Names and Identifiers
137
6.3
Scope of a Declaration
139
6.4
Shadowing and Obscuring
142
6.4.1
Shadowing
144
6.4.2
Obscuring
147
6.5
Determining the Meaning of a Name
148
6.5.1
Syntactic Classification of a Name According to Context
149
6.5.2
Reclassification
of Contextually Ambiguous Names
152
6.5.3
Meaning of Package Names
154
6.5.3.1
Simple Package Names
155
6.5.3.2
Qualified Package Names
155
6.5.4
Meaning of PackageOrTypeNames
155
6.5.4.1
S
imple
PackageOrTypeNames
155
6.5.4.2
Qualified PackageOrTypeNames
155
6.5.5
Meaning of Type Names
15 5
6.5.5.1
Simple Type Names
156
6.5.5.2
Qualified Type Names
156
6.5.6
Meaning of Expression Names
156
6.5.6.1
Simple Expression Names
156
6.5.6.2
Qualified Expression Names
157
6.5.7
Meaning of Method Names
160
6.5.7.1
Simple Method Names
160
6.6
Access Control
161
6.6.1
Determining Accessibility
162
6.6.2
Details on protected Access
166
6.6.2.1
Access to a protected Member
167
6.6.2.2
Qualified Access to a protected Constructor
167
6.7
Fully Qualified Names and Canonical Names
169
7
Packages
173
7.1
Package Members
173
7.2
Host Support
for Packages
175
7.3
Compilation Units
177
7.4
Package Declarations
178
7.4.1
Named Packages
178
7.4.2
Unnamed Packages
179
7.4.3
Observability of a Package
179
7.5
Import Declarations
180
7.5.1
Single-Type-Import Declarations
180
7.5.2
Type-Import-on-Demand Declarations
183
7.5.3
Single-Static-Import Declarations
184
7.5.4
Static-Import-on-Demand Declarations
184
7.6
Top Level Type Declarations
185
8
Classes
189
8.1
Class Declarations
191
8.1.1
Class Modifiers
191
8.1.1.1
abstract Classes
192
8.1.1.2
final Classes
194
8.1.1.3
strictfp Classes
194
8.1.2
Generic Classes and Type Parameters
194
8.1.3
Inner Classes and Enclosing Instances
197
8.1.4
Superclasses and Subclasses
200
8.1.5
Superinterfaces
202
8.1.6
Class Body and Member Declarations
205
8.2
Class Members
206
8.3
Field Declarations
211
8.3.1
Field Modifiers
215
8.3.1.1
static Fields
216
8.3.1.2
final Fields
219
8.3.1.3
transient Fields
219
8.3.1.4
volatile Fields
220
8.3.2
Field Initialization
221
8.3.3
Forward References During Field Initialization
222
8.4
Method Declarations
225
8.4.1 Formalparameters 226
8.4.2
Method Signature
230
8.4.3
Method Modifiers
231
8.4.3.1
abstract Methods
232
8.4.3.2
static Methods
233
8.4.3.3
final Methods
234
8.4.3.4
native Methods
235
8.4.3.5
strictfp Methods
235
8.4.3.6
synchronized Methods
235
8.4.4
Generic Methods
237
8.4.5
Method Result
237
8.4.6
Method Throws
238
8.4.7
Method Body
240
8.4.8
Inheritance,
Overriding, and Hiding
240
8.4.8.1
Overriding (by Instance Methods)
241
8.4.8.2
Hiding (by Class Methods)
245
8.4.8.3
Requirements in Overriding and Hiding
246
8.4.8.4
Inheriting Methods with Override-Equivalent
Signatures
250
8.4.9
Overloading
250
8.5
Member Type Declarations
254
8.5.1
Static Member Type Declarations
254
8.6
Instance Initializers
255
8.7
Static Initializers
255
8.8
Constructor Declarations
256
8.8.1 Formalparameters 257
8.8.2
Constructor Signature
258
8.8.3
Constructor Modifiers
258
8.8.4
Generic Constructors
259
8.8.5
Constructor Throws
259
8.8.6
The Type of a Constructor
259
8.8.7
Constructor Body
259
8.8.7.1
Explicit Constructor Invocations
260
8.8.8
Constructor Overloading
264
8.8.9
Default Constructor
265
8.8.10
Preventing Instantiation of a Class
266
8.9
Enum Types
266
8.9.1
Enum Constants
267
8.9.2
Enum Body Declarations
268
8.9.3
Enum Members
271
9
Interfaces
277
9.1
Interface Declarations
278
9.1.1
Interface Modifiers
278
9.1.1.1
abstract Interfaces
279
9.1.1.2
strict
f p
Interfaces
279
9.1.2
Generic Interfaces and Type Parameters
279
9.1.3
Superinterfaces
and Subinterfaces
280
9.1.4
Interface Body and Member Declarations
282
9.2
Interface Members
282
9.3
Field (Constant) Declarations
283
9.3.1
Initialization of Fields in Interfaces
285
9.4
Method Declarations
286
9.4.1
Inheritance and Overriding
287
9.4.1.1
Overriding (by Instance Methods)
288
9.4.1.2
Requirements in Overriding
289
9.4.1.3
Inheriting Methods with Override-Equivalent
Signatures
289
9.4.2
Overloading
290
9.4.3
Interface Method Body
291
9.5
Member Type Declarations
291
9.6
Annotation Types
292
9.6.1
Annotation Type Elements
293
9.6.2
Defaults for Annotation Type Elements
297
9.6.3
Repeatable Annotation Types
298
9.6.4
Predefined Annotation Types
302
9.6.4.1
(¿Target
302
9.6.4.2
@Retention
303
9.6.4.3
einherited
304
9.6.4.4
eOverride
304
9.6.4.5
@SuppressWarnings
305
9.6.4.6
(¿Deprecated
306
9.6.4.7
SSafeVarargs
307
9.6.4.8
@Repeatable
308
9.6.4.9
OFunctionallnterface
308
9.7
Annotations
308
9.7.1
Normal Annotations
309
9.7.2
Marker Annotations
311
9.7.3
Single-Element Annotations
312
9.7.4
Where Annotations May Appear
313
9.7.5
Multiple Annotations of the Same Type
318
9.8
Functional Interfaces
319
9.9
Function Types
323
10
Arrays
329
10.1
Array Types
330
10.2
Array Variables
330
10.3
Array Creation
332
10.4
Array Access
332
10.5
Array Store Exception
333
10.6
Array Initializers
335
10.7
Array Members
336
10.8
class Objects for Arrays
338
10.9
An Array of Characters Is Not a string
339
11
Exceptions
341
11.1
The Kinds and Causes of Exceptions
342
11.1.1
The Kinds of Exceptions
342
11.1.2
The Causes of Exceptions
343
11.1.3
Asynchronous Exceptions
343
11.2
Compile-Time Checking of Exceptions
344
11.2.1
Exception Analysis of Expressions
346
11.2.2
Exception Analysis of Statements
346
11.2.3
Exception Checking
347
11.3
Run-Time Handling of an Exception
349
12
Execution
353
12.1
Java Virtual Machine
Startup
353
12.1.1
Load the Class Test
354
12.1.2
Link Test: Verify, Prepare, (Optionally) Resolve
354
12.1.3
Initialize Test: Execute Initializers
355
12.1.4
Invoke Test.main
356
12.2
Loading of Classes and Interfaces
356
12.2.1
The Loading Process
357
12.3
Linking of Classes and Interfaces
358
12.3.1
Verification of the Binary Representation
358
12.3.2
Preparation of a Class or Interface Type
359
12.3.3
Resolution of Symbolic References
359
12.4
Initialization of Classes and Interfaces
360
12.4.1
When Initialization Occurs
361
12.4.2
Detailed Initialization Procedure
363
12.5
Creation of New Class Instances
365
12.6
Finalization of Class Instances
369
12.6.1
Implementing Finalization
370
12.6.2
Interaction with the Memory Model
372
12.7
Unloading of Classes and Interfaces
373
12.8
Program Exit
374
13
Binary Compatibility
375
13.1
The Form of a Binary
376
13.2
What Binary Compatibility Is and Is Not
382
13.3
Evolution of Packages
383
13.4
Evolution of Classes
383
13.4.1
abstract Classes
383
13.4.2
final Classes
383
13.4.3
public Classes
384
13.4.4
Superclasses and
Superinterfaces
384
13.4.5
Class Type Parameters
385
13.4.6
Class Body and Member Declarations
386
13.4.7
Access to Members and Constructors
387
13.4.8
Field Declarations
388
13.4.9
final Fields and static Constant Variables
3 91
13.4.10
static Fields
393
13.4.11
transient Fields
393
13.4.12
Method and Constructor Declarations
394
13.4.13
Method and Constructor Type Parameters
394
13.4.14
Method and Constructor Formal Parameters
3 95
13.4.15
Method Result Type
396
13.4.16
abstract Methods
396
13.4.17
final Methods
397
13:4.18
native Methods
397
13.4.19
static Methods
398
13.4.20
synchronized Methods
398
13.4.21
Method and
Constructor
Throws
398
13.4.22
Method and Constructor Body
398
13.4.23
Method and Constructor Overloading
399
13.4.24
Method Overriding
400
13.4.25
Static Initializers
400
13.4.26
Evolution of Enums
400
13.5
Evolution of Interfaces
400
13.5.1
public Interfaces
400
13.5.2
Superinterfaces
401
13.5.3
Interface Members
401
13.5.4
Interface Type Parameters
401
13.5.5
Field Declarations
402
13.5.6
Interface Method Declarations
402
13.5.7
Evolution of Annotation Types
403
14
Blocks and Statements
405
14.1
Normal and Abrupt Completion of Statements
405
14.2
Blocks
407
14.3
Local Class Declarations
407
14.4
Local Variable Declaration Statements
408
14.4.1
Local Variable Declarators and Types
409
14.4.2
Execution of Local Variable Declarations
410
14.5
Statements
410
14.6
The Empty Statement
412
14.7
Labeled Statements
413
14.8
Expression Statements
414
14.9
The
i f
Statement
415
14.9.1
The if-then Statement
415
14.9.2
The if-then-eise Statement
416
14.10
The assert Statement
416
14.11
The switch Statement
419
14.12
The while Statement
423
14.12.1
Abrupt Completion of while Statement
424
14.13
The do Statement
424
14.13.1
Abrupt Completion of do Statement
425
14.14
The
f
or Statement
426
14.14.1
The basic
f
or Statement
426
14.14.1.1
Initialization of for Statement
427
14.14.1.2
Iteration of
f
or Statement
427
14.14.1.3
Abrupt Completion of
f
or Statement
428
14.14.2
The enhanced for statement
429
14.15
The break Statement
432
14.16
The continue Statement
434
14.17
The return Statement
436
14.18
The throw Statement
437
14.19
The synchronized Statement
439
14.20
The try statement
440
14.20.1
Execution
of try-catch
444
14.20.2
Executionof try-finally and try-catch-finally
445
14.20.3
try-with-resources
447
14.20.3.1
Basic try-with-resources
448
14.20.3.2
Extended try-with-resources
451
14.21
Unreachable Statements
452
15
Expressions
459
15.1
Evaluation, Denotation, and Result
459
15.2
Forms of Expressions
460
15.3
Type of an Expression
461
15.4
FP-strict Expressions
462
15.5
Expressions and Run-Time Checks
462
15.6
Normal and Abrupt Completion of Evaluation
464
15.7
Evaluation Order
466
15.7.1
Evaluate Left-Hand Operand First
466
15.7.2
Evaluate Operands before Operation
468
15.7.3
Evaluation Respects Parentheses and Precedence
469
15.7.4
Argument Lists are Evaluated Left-to-Right
470
15.7.5
Evaluation Order for Other Expressions
471
15.8
Primary Expressions
471
15.8.1
Lexical Literals
472
15.8.2
Class Literals
473
15.8.3
this
474
15.8.4
Qualified this
475
15.8.5
Parenthesized Expressions
475
15.9
Class Instance Creation Expressions
476
15.9.1
Determining the Class being Instantiated
478
15.9.2
Determining Enclosing Instances
480
15.9.3
Choosing the Constructor and its Arguments
481
15.9.4
Run-Time Evaluation of Class Instance Creation
Expressions
484
15.9.5
Anonymous Class Declarations
485
15.9.5.1
Anonymous Constructors
485
15.10
Array Creation and Access Expressions
487
15.10.1
Array Creation Expressions
487
15
Л
0.2
Run-Time Evaluation of Array Creation Expressions
488
15.10.3
Array Access Expressions
491
15.10.4
Run-Time Evaluation of Array Access Expressions
492
15.11
Field Access Expressions
494
15.11.1
Field Access Using a Primary
494
15.11.2
Accessing Superclass Members using super
497
15.12
Method Invocation Expressions
499
15.12.1
Compile-Time Step
1 :
Determine Class or Interface to
Search
500
15.12.2
Compile-Time Step
2:
Determine Method Signature
502
15.12.2.1
Identify Potentially Applicable Methods
509
15.12.2.2 Phase 1 :
Identify Matching
Arity
Methods Applicable
by Strict Invocation
511
15.12.2.3
Phase
2:
Identify Matching
Arity
Methods Applicable
by Loose Invocation
512
15.12.2.4
Phase
3 :
Identify Methods Applicable by Variable
Arity
Invocation
513
15.12.2.5
Choosing the Most Specific Method
514
15.12.2.6
Method Invocation Type
516
15.12.3
Compile-Time Step
3 :
Is the Chosen Method Appropriate?
517
15.12.4
Run-Time Evaluation of Method Invocation
520
15.12.4.1
Compute Target Reference (If Necessary)
520
15.12.4.2
Evaluate Arguments
522
15.12.4.3
Check Accessibility of Type and Method
523
15.12.4.4
Locate Method to Invoke
524
15.12.4.5
Create Frame, Synchronize, Transfer Control
528
15.13
Method Reference Expressions
529
15.13.1
Compile-Time Declaration of a Method Reference
532
15.13.2
Type of a Method Reference
537
15.13.3
Run-Time Evaluation of Method References
539
15.14
Postfix Expressions
542
15.14.1
Expression Names
543
15.14.2
Postfix Increment Operator
++ 543
15.14.3
Postfix Decrement Operator
— 544
15.15
Unary Operators
544
15.15.1
Prefix Increment Operator
++ 546
15.15.2
Prefix Decrement Operator
— 546
15.15.3
Unary Plus Operator
+ 547
15.15.4
Unary Minus Operator
- 547
15.15.5
Bitwise Complement Operator
- 548
15.15.6
Logical Complement Operator
! 548
15.16
Cast Expressions
549
15.17
Multiplicative Operators
550
15.17.1
Multiplication Operator
* 551
15.17.2
Division Operator
/ 552
15.17.3
Remainder Operator
% 554
15.18
Additive Operators
556
15.18.1
String Concatenation Operator
+ 557
15.18.2
Additive Operators
(+
and
-)
for Numeric Types
559
15.19
Shift Operators
561
15.20
Relational Operators
562
15.20.1
Numerical Comparison Operators
<, <=, >,
and
>= 563
15.20.2
Type Comparison Operator instanceof
564
15.21
Equality Operators
565
15.21.1
Numerical Equality Operators
==
and
! = 566
15.21.2
Boolean Equality Operators
==
and
і
- 567
15.21.3
Reference Equality Operators
=-
and
! = 567
15.22
Bitwise and Logical Operators
568
15.22.1
Integer Bitwise Operators
&,
л,
and |
568
15.22.2
Boolean
Logical Operators
&,
л,
and
ι
569
15.23
Conditional-And Operator
&& 570
15.24
Conditional-Or Operator
ι ι
570
15.25
Conditional Operator
? : 571
15.25.1
Boolean Conditional Expressions
579
15.25.2
Numeric Conditional Expressions
579
15.25.3
Reference Conditional Expressions
580
15.26
Assignment Operators
581
15.26.1
Simple Assignment Operator
= 582
15.26.2
Compound Assignment Operators
588
15.27
Lambda Expressions
594
15.27.1
Lambda Parameters
596
15.27.2
Lambda Body
599
15.27.3
Type of a Lambda Expression
602
15.27.4
Run-Time Evaluation of Lambda Expressions
604
15.28
Constant Expressions
605
16
Definite Assignment
607
16.1
Definite Assignment and Expressions
613
16.1.1
Boolean Constant Expressions
613
16.1.2
Conditional-And Operator
& & 613
16.1.3
Conditional-Or Operator
ι ι
614
16.1.4
Logical Complement Operator
! 614
16.1.5
Conditional Operator
? : 614
16.1.6
Conditional Operator
? : 615
16.1.7
Other Expressions of Type boolean
615
16.1.8
Assignment Expressions
615
16.1.9
Operators
++
and
— 616
16.1.10
Other Expressions
616
16.2
Definite Assignment and Statements
617
16.2.1
Empty Statements
617
16.2.2
Blocks
617
16.2.3
Local Class Declaration Statements
619
16.2.4
Local Variable Declaration Statements
619
16.2.5
Labeled Statements
619
16.2.6
Expression Statements
620
16.2.7
if Statements
620
16.2.8
assert Statements
620
16.2.9
switch Statements
621
16.2.10
while Statements
621
16.2.11
do Statements
622
16.2.12
f
or Statements
622
16.2.12.1
Initialization Part of
f
or Statement
623
16.2.12.2
Incrementation Part of
f
or Statement
623
16.2.13
break, continue, return, and throw Statements
624
16.2.14
synchronized Statements
624
16.2.15
try Statements
624
16.3
Definite
Assignment and
Parameters 626
16.4
Definite
Assignment and Array Initializers
626
16.5
Definite Assignment and Enum Constants
626
16.6
Definite Assignment and Anonymous Classes
627
16.7
Definite Assignment and Member Types
627
16.8
Definite Assignment and Static Initializers
628
16.9
Definite Assignment, Constructors, and Instance Initializers
628
17
Threads and Locks
631
17.1
Synchronization
632
17.2
Wait Sets and Notification
632
17.2.1
Wait
633
17.2.2
Notification
634
17.2.3
Interruptions
635
17.2.4
Interactions of Waits, Notification, and Interruption
635
17.3
Sleep and Yield
636
17.4
Memory Model
637
17.4.1
Shared Variables
640
17.4.2
Actions
640
17.4.3
Programs and Program Order
641
17.4.4
Synchronization Order
642
17.4.5
Happens-before Order
643
17.4.6
Executions
646
17.4.7
Well-Formed Executions
647
17.4.8
Executions and Causality Requirements
647
17.4.9
Observable Behavior and Nonterminating Executions
650
17.5
final Field Semantics
652
17.5.1
Semantics of final Fields
654
17.5.2
Reading final Fields During Construction
654
17.5.3
Subsequent Modification of
f
i nal
Fields
655
17.5.4
Write-Protected Fields
656
17.6
Word Tearing
657
17.7
Non-Atomic Treatment of double and long
658
18
Type Inference
659
18.1
Concepts and Notation
660
18.1.1
Inference Variables
660
18.1.2
Constraint Formulas
661
18.1.3
Bounds
661
18.2
Reduction
663
18.2.1
Expression Compatibility Constraints
663
18.2.2
Type Compatibility Constraints
667
18.2.3
Subtyping Constraints
668
18.2.4
Type Equality Constraints
670
18.2.5
Checked Exception Constraints
671
18.3
Incorporation
673
18.3.1
Complementary Pairs of Bounds
674
18.3.2
Bounds Involving
Capture
Conversion
674
18.4
Resolution
675
18.5
Uses of Inference
677
18.5.1
Invocation Applicability Inference
678
18.5.2
Invocation Type Inference
679
18.5.3
Functional Interface Parameterization Inference
685
18.5.4
More Specific Method Inference
686
19
Syntax
689
Index
715
A Limited License Grant
755
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