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Hi All,

I am very much interested to be involved in Java Programming. Could anybody please suggest me some websites or resources or books where i can find lots and lots of problem statements(Project themes or simple problem statements) or UML diagrams of a software. So that i can implement them by coding by myself.
This will be very much helpful to me to be involved and to reach the peek of learning curve.

I am expecting all of our friends to help in this regard.

Thanks in Advance!!!
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Sun has very good tutorial online: http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/
 
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Hi dinesh,

Welcome to the 'Ranch. I'd suggest you start with the tutorials to be found at the entrance of this site.
 
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