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Well that's it, I thank you for using this tutorial and I hope it did what you wanted it to do. I know I didn't cover everything possible but I hope I covered the things that you wanted to find out. I tried to include the new stuff as well as the stuff that can be confusing. I maintain a Java website and it has a lot of information that was not included in this course. For example you will find a list of Java IDE's and compilers. Every time I have to search to find something, or if I come up with some Java fact I add it to the website and you can help me with it. If you come up with something from this course that was wrong or unclear or if you know of something that should have been included but wasn't, tell me. I will respond with an answer and I will post the answer to the website for this course. This is the location of the Erata page, check it first because if there are any major goofs in the course, it has probably been pointed out and if so you will find that it has already been posted here. Besides I don't like to hear about my mistakes over and over, don't misunderstand me, I would love to hear from you if you have a question. I recorded this course to make it as useful as possible and I will stand behind it. I spent 25 years in systems level programming, I was very lucky as an independent contractor I did a variety of things in a variety of languages. I did some digital telephone switch call processing, satellite communication, control software for cable TV boxes and I even write a search engine. I did a lot of work for the Department of Defense, missiles and such. I even spent a few years as a compiler writer. Besides recording VTC tutorials I write books, 14 so far. I have written two dummies book, I don't know what that says about me, except maybe I'm a serial dummy I suppose. I live in rural Alaska, my original idea was to move up here to this mountain and retire. I see glaciers, volcanoes, eagles, bears and so on from my window, by the retirement thing didn't work out, doing nothing is highly overrated. So keep coding and I'll see you next time around.