Reddit reviews Java How to Program, Early Objects (11th Edition) (Deitel: How to Program)

here's a resource that helped me in learning java geeksForGeeks. After struggling with java for work for several months, I wish the following textbook was found earlier: Java How To Program, Early Objects My friend who actually studied computer science slapped me in the face with it. It's way better than OCA test prep books to achieve understanding

Depending on how much C++ you know, I believe it would be best to start with one of the introductory books and skim real fast through parts which are perfectly clear to you, as a learning resource I can suggest either: https://www.amazon.com/Intro-Java-Programming-Comprehensive-Version/dp/0133761312 I even decided to buy physical book in order to get all the extra content, if you finish that book from cover to cover, do all the exercises and do online quizes and read bonus chapters you will have I dare to say "godlike" foundation in JavaSE and some decent introductory JavaEE knowledge as well (bonus chapters), or if you prefer to read something a bit more modern (Java 8/9) I would suggest: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Java-Program-Early-Objects-Deitel/dp/0134743350/ref=dp_ob_title_bk

I agree. The Design Patterns book by Gamma et al. is an excellent book on commonly accepted and proven OO design strategies. For a deep dive on OO concepts, I suggest looking at the Java programming language. Unlike Python, Java is designed to be OO from the ground up. In Python, OO is optional. This book by Deitel & Deitel is a thorough look at Java and OO concepts: Java How to Program - Early Objects. The Deitel books are really good.

Java early objects by Deitel is a fantastic book.

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