Thread: Hello everyone!!

Hey all..
Am a student..new to this forum as well as java
And as the first view, found this forum really amazing..
Hopefully the forum helps me learn java coding..
I'll be thankful if anyone can tell some books with good practice questions so as i am able to learn faster and do apt practice..
And if i have asked the question in wrong sub forum, please do enlighten me where to ask it..
Thank you..

Welcome to the forum! Please read this topic to learn how to post code in code or highlight tags and other useful info for new members.

Good books to study Java and practice programming problems are questions often asked. I recommend you Google for books and ask us if we have any experience or opinions on those you find interesting. As for practice problems, start with a good book that has lots of practice problems, do them all, come here when you need help. If you need more problems after that, ask that question again.

The speed of your learning is directly related to the effort you put into studying.

Good luck!

Good day GragBrannon
i have the same issue with hari_javam and i most say am very ready to learn if possible with instruction from u

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another thing is what do u mean by cross posting please

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Originally Posted by GregBrannon

Welcome to the forum! Please read this topic to learn how to post code in code or highlight tags and other useful info for new members.

Good books to study Java and practice programming problems are questions often asked. I recommend you Google for books and ask us if we have any experience or opinions on those you find interesting. As for practice problems, start with a good book that has lots of practice problems, do them all, come here when you need help. If you need more problems after that, ask that question again.

The speed of your learning is directly related to the effort you put into studying.

Good luck!

Thanks GregBronnon..
I did check google for books, but my bad luck..i didn't find any good practicing book on java..I'll be grateful if someone here could recommend me a book with apt number of practicing questions..

Originally Posted by GregBrannon

I have never seen a book of practice programming problems, but I'll admit I haven't looked for one. Besides, I don't know that you'd want just a book of problems. I recommend you look for a book that has instruction, examples leading up to the problems, and solutions. Find a good beginners book with lots of examples and exercises at the end of each chapter. Google "best beginning java book" and read the summaries and user reviews, pick one that meets your needs.

There are lists of programming problem on the web. One of the more well known is Project Euler.

You're right, practicing is the best way to reinforce and cement what you've learned. You can (and should) modify most problems you've done already to cover new material or the same material in different ways to deepen and expand your understanding.

i do agree with you!!
and thanks for the guidance..am sure it would help..

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Originally Posted by Ada Lovelace

Welcome to the forum!

If you are after exercises, try deitel Java how to program - it has lots of them at the end of each chapter.

Wishes Ada xx

Thanks dear..
i'll surely try that book..thanks once again..