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Java book for beginner
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there are loads of good books out there for every stage of java-knowledge
personally i'd recommend the SAMs series (check out for a taster)
they're pretty comprehensive and i refer to them again and again
personally i'd recommend the SAMs series (check out for a taster)
they're pretty comprehensive and i refer to them again and again
Bruce Eckel's thinking in Java is good. You can download it from
from the amazon.com recommendations it seems that murrach's beginning java 2 and jacquie barker beginning java objects are some of the best. if you can read directly the Codenotes for Java: Intermediate and Advanced Language Features you are in luck -all books in the codenotes series are short, and, according to amazon.com, very well written (Gregory Brill Editor). in fact that's the latest trend in computer books - i reckon - make it short!
(and maybe hope, as i do, for "Codenotes for the Java beginner"
(and maybe hope, as i do, for "Codenotes for the Java beginner"
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