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Training advice
I've been programming in Java for about 7 years now, but I am primarily self taught so I think I've developed some bad habits that I would like to eliminate and I believe there are some gaps in my knowledge that I would like to fill.
Does anyone have any advice as to a good book or form of training that might fit my situation? I don't want to start back at HelloWorld, but I want to make sure I cover the areas where I am lacking.
Thanks,
Matt
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The Book is on the web
Try this site:
www.bruceeckel.com
Good luck,
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look for a Java For Programmers book or class.
I think it would definitely be useless to pick up an Intro to Java book, but there are a lot of books out there designed to teach the language to IT-savvy people.
(I don't know of a good specific one, sorry).
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Thanks, I've got a bruce eckel book around here somewhere. I'll dust it off and take a look.
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