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Books : Objects First with Java: A Practical Introduction Using BlueJRelated Items:
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![]() Rating: - Great book, really good way of teaching JavaThis book is a really good 'hands on' way of teaching the Java programming language. Whilst other texts may start introducing concepts they often do so in a very bland fashion with chunks of paragraphs often tailored to the academic study of Java. This book however introduces and teaches the reader how to program in java, explaining the important concepts clearly and concisely and offers numerous practical exercises. Rating: - Not for the self taughtthis is an excelent book, but definately NOT FOR THOSE TEACHING THEMSELVES. The problem is that it is used in college courses, so there are no answers to the exercises. This means that if you are at home trying to learn Object Oriented Programming, and you have no tutor to ask, you don't know if you've got it right. And if you come across an exercise (as I have with 4.26) where you can see an answer but don't know how to code it, you're stuffed. So, yes buy this book if ... Read More Rating: - Best book for OOPThis is probably THE best book there is for Object Orientated Programming (OOP). The book explains in full detail with examples, how to execute objects, methods and classes. This book turned me from a failed OOP student to THE best OOP programmer out of all the students out of the whole year. Considering university lectures do not fully teach you everything there is you need to know about OOP, this book will help fill in the gaps. Rating: - ExcellentIf you are interested in OOP or a taster for Java this is the book. It has a university like learning approach which makes the whole learning experience both realitively easy and also interesting. Worth the money and the best book I have seen to date. Rating: - Another satisfied customer - an Excellent BookThe idea behind this book is that although it uses Java as a way to teach object oriented programming, it's not focussed on the "Java" aspect, but the "OOOP". This means it provides a clear understanding of the underlying OOP principles, then uses Java programming to give examples - and there's many, many examples. I particularly liked the fact the book provides a project - giving the reader something to do, then at the end gives a few other tasks. That way if you're really dedicated ... Read More Browse for similar items by category:
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