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Java Forum / General / April 2006Newbie......
I just started learning Java a few weeks ago. I am on the very basics and wanted to know if there are any other good tutorials,books, adive any of you could let me know about... CBRDBR111 > I just started learning Java a few weeks ago. I am on the very basics > and wanted to know if there are any other good tutorials,books, adive > any of you could let me know about... ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I think you can learn about the OOP in java. Now , I am reading a book call "Thinking in java " . It seem very good!! The book's author is Bruce Eckel. http://www.mindview.net/Books/TIJ/ Also, you may like to visit JavaRanch http://www.javaranch.com/ And have you tried the sun tutorials? CBRDBR111 > I just started learning Java a few weeks ago. I am on the very basics > and wanted to know if there are any other good tutorials,books, adive > any of you could let me know about... I prefer "Java How to Program". It assumes no previous programming experiences. It is really a great book which covers more topics than "Thinking in Java"(JSP, etc). But the book may be a little too thick. Another book is "Head First Java". I never read this book. Someone suggested it to me. I read Head First Java after I had already taken two college courses on Java and read one introductory book. Head First Java book was a great deal more insightful than the courses were, I wish I had started with that first. I'm a few chapters into Head First Design Patterns (Java is the language used to teach Design Patterns), and that's been amazingly helpful. I strongly recommend Head First Java for learning. I also heard that "Head First Java " may not be suitable for non-native speakers because non-English speakers may have difficulties in understanding the stories in the book. Free MagazinesGet these publications absolutely FREE for up to 12 months. There are no hidden fees and no obligation. Simply choose a title, complete the application form and submit it. Read more ...
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