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Old 04-27-2007, 04:51 PM
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hey all

I'm new here and don't know if there a specific forum dedicated to books, so bear with me if this post isn't in the right forum.

I'm looking for a java book with alot of exercises and more importantly solutions, I've got deitel's "java how to program" its good but most of the exercises there aren't solved and i need to check the answered code for some questions, anyways to sum up, does anyone know a good java programming book ( for beginners mind u) that has alot of clear example and most importanly alot of exercises and solved exerscises.

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I never bought a Java book so I'm not sure what to recommend, however you can always use this forum to help you work through the exercises in your current book
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Well if I were you I'd check out thepiratebay.org for torrents of those books, that's where I learnt C/C++/C# from.
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Learning Java ( I think 3-rd edition can now be downloaded for free )
By Jonathan Knudsen, Patrick Niemeyer
Thinking in Java
By Bruce Eckel ( Not sure how his name spells :-[ )
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I'd have to second Thinking In Java, and of course Google is your best friend
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I suggest you to learn from online means because it will save your a lot of time. All the text from different books can be found on the internet now.

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i used sams teach yourself java 2 in 21 days and its awsome. best book i found.
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I highly recommend you download the Java API specification and the tutorials from java.sun.com. The API specification can be a life saver (basically lists the entire class library down the side of the screen, a quick search for some key words will usually give you what you want).
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I would use thinking in java and then just use API/Forums. Books can only teach you so much. Programming you learn by hands on exercises and finding out the do's and dont's on your own.
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Big Java, is pretty good. There are more exercises than the usual books. I have many books, tutorials, google, this site are all good resources.
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