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Issue	Author's Response
ch2, pg 21 The last sentences under both the "Method Naming Conventions" and "Variable Naming Conventions" sections are confusing, they don't seem to belong there or should be changed.	ch2, pg 21: The last sentences under both the "Method Naming Conventions" and "Variable Naming Conventions" sections are meant to be be displaying examples of "camelCase". The quotations around the word "camelCase" are missing, and the first C has been capitalized by mistake.
Under "Understanding Atomic Operations" on page 104, code line 2a should be first so that the assignment to y precedes the incrementing of x: 1 x = 7; 2 y = x++; // y == 7, x = 8 is really 1 x = 7; 2a y = x; 2b int temp = x + 1; 2c x = temp;	The example code under "Understanding Atomic Operations" on page 104, should be changed so the increment to x is a prefix increment, not a postfix increment: 1 x = 7; 2 y = ++x;