Thread: Recommended book for java newblet?

System I believe refers to the system that is actually running the program, out is the output stream (it can be changed). I'm not sure why they decided to omit it, I always include it to clarify my code (don't know why, but probably mostly out of habit, and to make my code easier for me to understand).

There's Sun's Java Tutorials. They cover most of the basics of programming in Java, as well as go into some of the GUI and API stuff. I have found their tutorial quite a mouthful, though, especially if you don't have some previous background in object oriented programming.

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hey i like this topic... i used to encounter some publishing errors like for example,

when i was about to read a chapter in my book.. the chapter introduce something about JOPtionPane for input routines, but after i finish reading that chapter i never encountered anything about JoptionPane..
that particular chapter only discussed about Scanner class (but thankfully i know a bit something about JOPtionaPane class, learned from school).


and most of all i never used to code this one that the book use to define in every input routines

//assuming that the scanner is an object already created for the Scanner class
scanner.useDelimiter(System.getProperty("line.separator");

using this statement, i used to encounter some input or some logical - input errors, like skipping a part,
like duplicating an output, so i dont know exactly what this statement supposed to do with my input routines,..


anyway the book that im reading is an international edition of McGRAW-HILL

i would agree to what helloworld have said, you can see and learn a lot in sun java tutorials....