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Does anyone knows a good tutorial or book to learn Java?. I need to learn it quickly for a course in the Uni. I have background in other programming languages such as C/C++ so i hope that helps.Thanks in advance for your feedback

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Does anyone knows a good tutorial or book to learn Java?. I need to learn it quickly for a course in the Uni. I have background in other programming languages such as C/C++ so i hope that helps.

Thanks in advance for your feedback

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:angry: Visit :ph34r:https://www.questia.com/ :) And search for JAVA. And you'll find all the books. :blink:

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The book I recommend is Java How to Program Third Edition by Deitel and Deitel.I like it a lot because it's very detailed and it has sample programs that are easy to understand. Also, it's very substantial and it covers most of the topics that you need to learn in Java. Trust me on this one. It's a good buy. Good luck!

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Thanks for the answers. I borrowed today from the Uni Library the book: "Java in a nutshell",David Flanagal, O'Reilly, 4th EditionI will read begin with it during this week and maybe i move to your recommendations later.

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I moved this thread from the C/C++ section to the Java section where it clearly fits.

As for the Java thing, I learned it because my school offers an AP Computer Science course using Java, but there are several free online books you can read to get you started in Java. Here's one of the sites: http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/

I'll teach you a little Java right now:

public class HelloWorld //declares the class/application named HelloWorld{  public static main void(String[] args) //this line is required for every Java application except for applets  {    System.out.println("Hello, World!"); //prints out "Hello, World!" on the command prompt screen. System is a class in (all classes are capitalized). out is object in System. println() is a method in System.  }}

If you need any help in Java, feel free to PM me. :) I'm halfway through the course, so I know pretty much the majority of Java.

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Some time ago i found lots of interesting sites which include JAVA tutorials, books...

 

Here are the links:

 

general java tutorials

- The Java Report

- Books on Java

- Short courses on Java programming

 

tutorials on more specialized java programming topics

 

- Apache Tomcat Tutorial

- JavaServer Faces (JSF) Tutorial

- Java2D Tutorial

 

For more links about JAVA and things related to it please visit: CLICK

 

Hope you found this inf. usefull....

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Does anyone knows a good tutorial or book to learn Java?. I need to learn it quickly for a course in the Uni. I have background in other programming languages such as C/C++ so i hope that helps.

Thanks in advance for your feedback

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<<Thinking In Java>> is a good book. It fully introduces the Java language. I think there are lots of differences between c++ and java. You need spend some time to study Java. If you have known the syntax of Java and its class lib, I suggest you see the book<<Effective Java>>. That will teach yourself a lot.

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Hi, i'm also learning Java (Server Pages - JSP) i must recommend the obvious:
Sun's Java Official Web Site
which is always up-to-date and has tousands of links to good free tutorials so you can save your book money for something different (a Xisto - Web Hosting paid account?:o)...
Regards

Nuno

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Does anyone knows a good tutorial or book to learn Java?. I need to learn it quickly for a course in the Uni. I have background in other programming languages such as C/C++ so i hope that helps.Thanks in advance for your feedback


i would rather ask you to visit youtube and search for java tutorials such as programs.
i think its worth to learn visually/practically than theoretical reading.

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