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Java: Just in Time
by
John Latham
At last -- a first programming in Java course that is truly aimed at students who have not programmed before! (It has an entry point for those who have.) * Using neither the confusing objects first' approach, nor the confidence destroying objects late' ordering, students are instead taken gently from their natural task oriented' view of problem solving, through the basics
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Paperback, 660 pages
Published
December 17th 2010
by College Publications
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As a computer science student at The University of Manchester this book is required reading and is an essential part of our lab work.
During and after the course this book has been invaluable. It is incredibly well written with a lot of thought-provoking material. The book contains a huge amount of exercises to practise Java with and uses a thought provoking method of 'coffee times' which serves to enhance knowledge beyond the simple 'this is what this does'... to...'I wonder what this will do?'. ...more
During and after the course this book has been invaluable. It is incredibly well written with a lot of thought-provoking material. The book contains a huge amount of exercises to practise Java with and uses a thought provoking method of 'coffee times' which serves to enhance knowledge beyond the simple 'this is what this does'... to...'I wonder what this will do?'. ...more
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