Learning Java
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Does anyone know any good resources to someone learning beginner/intermediate Java? I'm willing to spend some money on books if need be.
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swordmanXIII
FAKKU's Breaker
Good luck with that I tried taking a class on the subject and failed ultimately. Um
I'll see if I have my old books and I'll give you the titles.
found it
"Java Programming " Forth edition
Thomson: course technology
by Joyce Farrell
I got this from a friend and was never able to give it back to him. He said it really helped him.
came with a CD and everything.
hmmm If I could ship this out you can have it.
it's no use to me.
I'll see if I have my old books and I'll give you the titles.
found it
"Java Programming " Forth edition
Thomson: course technology
by Joyce Farrell
I got this from a friend and was never able to give it back to him. He said it really helped him.
came with a CD and everything.
hmmm If I could ship this out you can have it.
it's no use to me.
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Yeah? It'd be a real help if you could, though I live in Australia, I can't imagine the shipping costs being cheap >_< . The book I've got at the moment is only on loan, I have to give it back in about a week, plus it's a bit outdated :/
Part of chapter 3's code is deprecated, while that's fine and the code still works, it's not exactly the best practice to learn from outdated code.
Anyway, thanks for the title I'll have a look around see if I can find a copy, though considering the state of my wallet, I don't like my chances :P
Part of chapter 3's code is deprecated, while that's fine and the code still works, it's not exactly the best practice to learn from outdated code.
Anyway, thanks for the title I'll have a look around see if I can find a copy, though considering the state of my wallet, I don't like my chances :P
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swordmanXIII
FAKKU's Breaker
grimy wrote...
Yeah? It'd be a real help if you could, though I live in Australia, I can't imagine the shipping costs being cheap >_< . The book I've got at the moment is only on loan, I have to give it back in about a week, plus it's a bit outdated :/ Part of chapter 3's code is deprecated, while that's fine and the code still works, it's not exactly the best practice to learn from outdated code.
Anyway, thanks for the title I'll have a look around see if I can find a copy, though considering the state of my wallet, I don't like my chances :P
damm wish I could help LOL that far huh. I see sorry be on the look out for it.
well I'll check the shipping cost anyway when I can get the chance.
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http://download.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/
You will probably be able to find what you're looking for at the above link, the tutorials are well-written and fairly extensive. Barnes and Noble has textbooks, I buy from there for most of my own personal study resources.
http://www.barnesandnoble.com/
You will probably be able to find what you're looking for at the above link, the tutorials are well-written and fairly extensive. Barnes and Noble has textbooks, I buy from there for most of my own personal study resources.
http://www.barnesandnoble.com/
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Vathitian wrote...
http://download.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/Tutorials from the parent company, does it get any better? Of course it does.
Remember, only you can avoid bad habits, make sure you do research on what to avoid before starting. Bad habits will lead to messy and inefficient code the majority of the time.
Edit: I also suggest going through more than one tutorial at the same time, simply googling will lead you to many, many resources that you can cross-reference.
