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Java Books
Good evening gentleman, I`m really sorry if I post in the wrong section.
I will start by saying that I want to learn the java programming language , and I was wondering what books one would recommend ?
I know that "Thinking in Java" is a pretty famous series, but some of the books are old, and I don`t know if it would benefit me now.
Any suggestions ?
10q in advance
Roland B.
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Re: Java Books
Hi guys,
Thinking in Java is obsolete. I think Head First Java or Java, A Beginner Guide is more appropriate.
Here are some recommends:
Most Recommended Core Java Books for Serious Developers
Best Java books for beginners
Re: Java Books
10x for the reply`s, if anyone has anything to add, feel free to write !
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