Java: How to Program
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- Create Date：2021-06-19 06:55:17
- Update Date：2025-09-07
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- Author：Harvey Deitel
- ISBN：1292223855
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Summary
This book introduces all the fundamentals of object-oriented programming and shows precisely how Java implements those techniques。 every important aspect of Java is covered。 The book is carefully designed to help readers build real-world Java applications。 It includes hundreds of "live code" programs and screen captures that show the exact results generated by that code。
Reviews
Senan Alaqaileh
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Good books
jorge h f faria
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This is a very comprehensive book。 A must-read！
Michael Solomon
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Excellent book on Java programming from a software engineering perspective
Bokieie
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This book is a must read for everyone who works with sfotware development。 Definitely amazing！
iLDA
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A good refrence for me， helped to me
Alan
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Usando em sala de aula。 Bons insights e exercícios para ensinar temas de programação e programação orientada a objetos com Java。
Bebo
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A detailed and professional book to study Java from scratch
Ibrahim
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Good reference for beginners。 It has a good introduction， examples and exercises。But the OOP part is not good to teach OOP philosophy。
Rodrigo
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The fourth edition was the one responsible to dive me into Java， full of comprehensible examples regarding the networking and concurrency methods with Servlets， JSP and Threads。 Future versions just mentioned them and used them somewhat within application servers， but explained only superficially。However， although that edition detailed well the underlying technologies that power systems and frameworks today， the book is verbose and somewhat tedious。 It demands willpower to follow through and go The fourth edition was the one responsible to dive me into Java， full of comprehensible examples regarding the networking and concurrency methods with Servlets， JSP and Threads。 Future versions just mentioned them and used them somewhat within application servers， but explained only superficially。However， although that edition detailed well the underlying technologies that power systems and frameworks today， the book is verbose and somewhat tedious。 It demands willpower to follow through and go all the way around， not just in the 4th edition， but in the futures as well。 。。。more
Darrell Ulm
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Good basic first book on Java。
SilentiumAeternum
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Not a bad book， BUT IT IS NOT FOR BEGINNERS。 I first started out with this book and wanted to cry and murder someone at the same time。 Came back to it later on and learned a lot。
Delhi Irc
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Location: GG7 IRCAccession No: DL028406
Will Vasconcelos
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Excellent book！ It covers virtually everything a professional Java programmer must know。 The content goes from the most basic principles up to advanced techniques and concepts。 Very well written， great examples！
Muhammad Saad Butt
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very good。。
Javaria
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exercise
Ricardo Giaviti
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I really liked this book and I am also grateful。 Back in 2007 I started learning how to program Java using this book and the jobs I got as a Java programmer started with this book。 I know there is more book about Java （and updated）， but this book is in my heart。
David Rissato Cruz
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I read the 3rd edition of this books， and it was the best book at that time。 I don't if there are better options nowadays but I'd bet newer editions probably still around the best books on this language。 I read the 3rd edition of this books， and it was the best book at that time。 I don't if there are better options nowadays but I'd bet newer editions probably still around the best books on this language。 。。。more
Rob
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Nearly put me off programming， which I love！ :-/ Verbose and bloated explainations， bludgeons reader with extraneous details， not focused， and very dry read。 Some examples are decent， but it is a bad introduction to Java， it vacillates between being a programming primer and comprehensive Java textbook。I would recomend Head First Java， it is a far gentler introduction and a lot more fun to read！
Mahesh Gupta
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First programming book of java read。 Worth the size and thickness。 :DInteresting exercise and I woudl really recommend beginners to read the book。
José Monico
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You'd think a book with "How to Program" twice in its title would be all I need for a first-course primer， but I had to stop studying on this textbook for now。 It's really great， I can tell （I think）。 The thing is， I have absolutely no appreciation for programming since I mostly come from an enthusiast hardware perspective。 I mean， I had no idea HTML and CSS （which I'm fine with） were not programming branches - ugh。 So， I'm putting it on queue while I go to the very basics - some tutorials， and You'd think a book with "How to Program" twice in its title would be all I need for a first-course primer， but I had to stop studying on this textbook for now。 It's really great， I can tell （I think）。 The thing is， I have absolutely no appreciation for programming since I mostly come from an enthusiast hardware perspective。 I mean， I had no idea HTML and CSS （which I'm fine with） were not programming branches - ugh。 So， I'm putting it on queue while I go to the very basics - some tutorials， and an introductory programming dummy-esque textbook。 Hopefully I can get back to this - and other more advanced Java reads - when I have the fundamentals of the art of programming set down。 。。。more
Mai Adel
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Best book for JAVA beginner ever
The Madman
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First， this is not how you write specially a JAVA book。 Second， every book has its uses。 So this book will probably find its uses， where a novice programmer has no other resources i。e。， a skilled programmer， to learn programming in Java。 OR， your sole target is to familiar yourself with the 'syntax' by typing a lot of code。 OR， you need to memorize some portions of the Java library in a short time。 I think compared to this one， the C version is far better。 Also， this is unnecessarily voluminous。 First， this is not how you write specially a JAVA book。 Second， every book has its uses。 So this book will probably find its uses， where a novice programmer has no other resources i。e。， a skilled programmer， to learn programming in Java。 OR， your sole target is to familiar yourself with the 'syntax' by typing a lot of code。 OR， you need to memorize some portions of the Java library in a short time。 I think compared to this one， the C version is far better。 Also， this is unnecessarily voluminous。 You can't teach every aspect of a language in a sitting。 But I remember， there were some good exercises in the book。 。。。more
Louis
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Good book for beginners， with some advanced features also。 Straight forward examples with code that works when using。
Abby Paden
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It is a fair reference book， for anyone wanting to learn Java。 If you are new to Java， I recommend Head First Java。
Yeltsin Lima
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Não é recomendado para quem não conhece muito sobre a plataforma。 Por mais que seja um bom livro， enche de explicações。 Se fosse mais simplificado seria melhor。
Zohreh Ali
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I still refer to it whenever I write java code。
Esraa Ibrahim
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I like it， I learn from it OOP in Java。
Angel
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I would not consider this to be the best book for learning Java。 I had to reference other books to fully understand a lot of concepts。
Mohammad Sakr
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the book is good for beginners but not enough to be professional you will need more time and real projects to improve your skills
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