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Java 2: A Beginner's Guide
This work provides up-to-date coverage of the latest API specification.
Paperback, 570 pages
Published
November 21st 2000
by McGraw-Hill/Osborne Media
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This was my first book on Java. I had previous experience mainly with C++, Python and Ruby.
I think it is very well written (although the Bulgarian translation was ****).
The book explains about the most important concepts in object oriented programming and at the same time provides details about Java mechanisms that handle classes and objects.
I think this must be the best intro Java book out there.
I recommend The Java Programming Language book as the next step, although some of the material cover ...more
I think it is very well written (although the Bulgarian translation was ****).
The book explains about the most important concepts in object oriented programming and at the same time provides details about Java mechanisms that handle classes and objects.
I think this must be the best intro Java book out there.
I recommend The Java Programming Language book as the next step, although some of the material cover ...more
Lame code examples, lots of copy-pasted code. My edition was loaded with typos and errors (editors, anyone?). I did learn some useful things and maybe it's not a horrible entry book for someone with previous coding experience.
Thanks to this book, I got started with a career in the Software Development field that I enjoy it so much till now!
informative but a bit dry for my taste and learning style.
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