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  • Ken
    #1

    Seeking Java Book Advice

    Hi.

    I'm an experienced C++ programmer/OO designer who now needs to use
    Java on my next project. I've never programmed in Java, and I am only
    vaguely familiar with it (I know what bytecodes and JVM's are, I know
    that an Interface is a class with no implementation, and I know that
    derived classes either extend the base class or implement it if it's
    an interface--but that's about it).

    I'm looking for some excellent books on Java. Ideally one would be a
    great for reading cover to cover and a second would serve as a great
    reference book.

    Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated!

    Thanks,

    Ken
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    • RGonzalez
      #2
      Re: Seeking Java Book Advice

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      "Ken" <[email protected] om> wrote in message
      news:510b0c84.0 311131816.15b4b [email protected] gle.com...[color=blue]
      > Hi.
      >
      > I'm an experienced C++ programmer/OO designer who now needs to use
      > Java on my next project. I've never programmed in Java, and I am only
      > vaguely familiar with it (I know what bytecodes and JVM's are, I know
      > that an Interface is a class with no implementation, and I know that
      > derived classes either extend the base class or implement it if it's
      > an interface--but that's about it).
      >
      > I'm looking for some excellent books on Java. Ideally one would be a
      > great for reading cover to cover and a second would serve as a great
      > reference book.
      >
      > Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated!
      >
      > Thanks,
      >
      > Ken
      >[/color]


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        • Raymond DeCampo
          #3
          Re: Seeking Java Book Advice

          Ken wrote:[color=blue]
          > Hi.
          >
          > I'm an experienced C++ programmer/OO designer who now needs to use
          > Java on my next project. I've never programmed in Java, and I am only
          > vaguely familiar with it (I know what bytecodes and JVM's are, I know
          > that an Interface is a class with no implementation, and I know that
          > derived classes either extend the base class or implement it if it's
          > an interface--but that's about it).
          >
          > I'm looking for some excellent books on Java. Ideally one would be a
          > great for reading cover to cover and a second would serve as a great
          > reference book.
          >[/color]
          I believe that the book Just Java is targeted for someone like you -- it
          just focuses on Java without trying to teach you programming, etc.

          Ray

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