May 11, 2024
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Records are a data structure in Java that have been introduced in Java 16 as a preview feature. They serve as a compile-time checked mechanism to encapsulate data, ensuring its integrity and providing improved readability and maintainability of code. Records are particularly valuable for representing immutable data, such as value objects, domain models, and database entities.
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Reading list
We've selected five books
that we think will supplement your
learning. Use these to
develop background knowledge, enrich your coursework, and gain a
deeper understanding of the topics covered in
Records.
This comprehensive guide provides a broad overview of records and information management, covering topics such as recordkeeping principles, electronic records management, and disaster planning. It is essential reading for anyone working in the field of records and information management.
Examines the work of Ian Maclean, a pioneer in the field of records management. It explores the concept of the records continuum and its implications for the management of archives and records in the digital age.
Provides a comprehensive overview of records management for healthcare professionals. It covers topics such as recordkeeping requirements, electronic records management, and patient privacy.
Provides a comprehensive overview of records management for information risk. It covers topics such as records management principles, records management systems, and records disposal.
Provides a comprehensive overview of records management for information compliance. It covers topics such as records management principles, records management systems, and records disposal.
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