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  1. Re: Anybody recommends good Java books (up-to-date)

    The only way to answer that is read the book reviews and look
    over the chapter summary on Amazon or other online retailer
    sites. Each Java book is written by different authors and their
    approach...
  2. Re: Anybody recommends good Java books (up-to-date)

    Exactly :)

    C is like a layer that covers assembly. It's the lowest format
    of a high level language that gives you the most access to the
    computer hardware without being too cryptic in the sense...
  3. Re: Anybody recommends good Java books (up-to-date)

    Java is a language created in C. Hence why the syntax of the
    language is C-like. That said, C/C++ and Java are completely different
    in terms of technical syntax.

    Like Greg mentioned, one of the...
  4. Re: Anybody recommends good Java books (up-to-date)

    Bare in mind also - that Deitel books are well known for their
    rich amount of exercise (as Greg mentioned) at the end of
    each chapter. These range from the simple "Write a program
    that finds the...
  5. Re: Anybody recommends good Java books (up-to-date)

    I agree - but I also think that is exactly the authors intent. They cater to be rather
    childlike in their text with little pencil arrows and scribbles with notes and tips.
    Also, the exercises (I...
  6. Re: Anybody recommends good Java books (up-to-date)

    C is not OOP - neither is C++ really, C uses structured concepts
    and C++ does use OOP but is a multi-purpose language, allowing
    the programmer to write in procedural or OOP way. Objective-C
    is...
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