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Throughout the book, special typography indicates code and commands. Commands and code are shown in a monospaced font:

 This is how code looks.

In the event that an example includes both input and output, the monospaced font is still used, but input is presented in bold type to distinguish the two. Here's an example:

 $ ftp ftp.handsonhistory.com Name (home:jake): jake Password: ******

As for styles in the text:

 New terms and important words appear in italic when introduced.

 Keyboard strokes appear like this: Ctrl+A. This convention indicates to hold the Ctrl key as you also press the "a" key.

 Filenames, URLs, and code within the text appear as follows: persistence.properties.

The following items call your attention to points that are particularly important.