Call Specs for Java Classes

I have loaded some interdependent java classes in Oracle
successfully, Not sure about how to write call specs for
these as one method of class A needs an object of class B as
input parameter.
TIA
PM

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great to have a dictionary of baby names for java
classes? I sometimes have a hard time coming up with
a name for a new class. You know, something other
r than Foo. Be great if I could just look up some
suggestions for the kind of thing I'm doing...okay
back to work.What? I'd rather have a name which is related to what the class does. It doesn't make sense to call e.g. a Date class Jim.
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