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MVEED3 · Messages: 89 Registration: 07.25.2002

Hi I'd like to learn the basis of Java. Any good site? Thanks!

VictoryFlare · Messages: 20 Registration: 01.05.2003

Try this from SUN Microsystems.

jefiddler · Messages: 493 Registration: 01.28.2002

Aren't they books?

85735iohmy · Messages: 577 Registration: 05.08.2003

So it's quotes from the books? Or "online books" ?

///M3Dave · Messages: 87 Registration: 05.17.2001

Java 2 - A Beginner's.Guide 2003 - Herbert Schildt is a good start..

Michael_Rose · Messages: 84 Registration: 08.09.2003

I second the java tutorial. While I learned the basics in college, I later took a class in java network programming, ordered the book they suggested (core java vol.2) but the book took so long getting to me, the class was already over, and I had aced the exam (and lab work that made up most of the final grade). In the absence of a book, I turned to the first reference my teacher gave, and that was the java tutorial at sun.

Konstruktion · Messages: 109 Registration: 06.09.2002

i found "thinking in java" to be a very very good book available as ebook and printed

coloboardin · Messages: 24 Registration: 10.03.2003

The problem with Java seems to be there's just too many sites and books with tons of information. I guess it's clearly more than with any other language. I mostly learned programming Java from a book, coming from C++ I found it quite good: Addison-Wesley, Learning Java. Nothing for a head start, though, but a mostly complete overview of the Java language, IMHO. Cheers, tiki4

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