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In Computer Science, the course is going to be about Java because it is easier for the students to learn than C++/C#.

I would like to know how much of Java will I know after I finish reading all the chapters and exercises:

The website in my signature because I can't post any links yet due to posts count.
(This is my teacher's website)

Is anyone familiar with the book: Introduction to Programming with Java by Outsource Laboratories Press.

What is the difference between Java and C#?

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I don't see a link in your signature?

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Most Java books do a good job of introducing you to the majority of the language. There are likely to be a LOT of techniques that you won't have learned, however.
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Got my 10 posts.

Here is the link:
Introduction to Computer Science using Java

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That above web site is really helpful. I just reference it when I need certain things, but it is very useful for teaching creating objects. :)