Advanced Types in Java Programming

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This lecture covers advanced topics in Java programming, focusing on arrays, strings, and Unicode. It includes discussions on array semantics, string manipulation, and Unicode characters. The lecture also delves into the nuances of character encoding and decoding, as well as the representation of supplementary characters in Java.

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Programming language theory: High-level programming languages

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