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    John Guest

    What is a good book for J beginner


    Hello out there

    I do some coding in VB and VBA but totaly brand new to Java language. Can
    anyone suggest me what is a good text book for beginner?. Also one more question:
    is Java 2E as same as Visual J ++ in MS Visual Studio?
    Thank you very much for reading my message.

    John

  2. #2
    MarkN Guest

    Re: What is a good book for J beginner


    There are many good Java books. Check out the offerings by WROX.

    As for J++ - it isn't current Java. It definitely not J2EE.

    Mark

  3. #3
    John Guest

    Re: What is a good book for J beginner


    "MarkN" <java.@127.0.0.1> wrote:
    >
    >There are many good Java books. Check out the offerings by WROX.
    >
    >As for J++ - it isn't current Java. It definitely not J2EE.
    >
    >Mark



    Thank you Mark!

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    pan Guest

    Re: What is a good book for J beginner


    "John" <sqlJohn@yahoo.com> wrote:

    >I do some coding in VB and VBA but totaly brand new to Java language. Can
    >anyone suggest me what is a good text book for beginner?.


    Take a look at Ivor Horton's book:

    http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/...713460-6839018

    Avoid like the plaque the SAMS 'Learn Java in 24 Hours' book.

    For more advanced stuff you should look at Bruce Eckel's 'Think In Java'.

    Have fun


  5. #5
    Gordon Guest

    Re: What is a good book for J beginner


    "John" <sqlJohn@yahoo.com> wrote:
    >
    >Hello out there
    >
    >I do some coding in VB and VBA but totaly brand new to Java language. Can
    >anyone suggest me what is a good text book for beginner?. Also one more

    question:
    >is Java 2E as same as Visual J ++ in MS Visual Studio?
    >Thank you very much for reading my message.
    >
    >John


    Hi;

    If you are an experienced programmer you might get by with the O'Reily
    books JAVA in a Nutshell and the companion Java in a Nutshell examples.
    If not try the Deitel & Deitel Java book at http://www.prenhall.com/deitel/.

    Good Luck.

    Gordon


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