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Dear everybody..
I am the one who is trying to be a Java Programmer.I have achieved the Diploma of Computer Studies and so I have only the beginner or Diploma level of Programming and Technical Knowledge.So...please help me in finding the way to make myself improve.I mean...some useful and essential websites , some programmer books.There are so many, many websites and books about Java.But I am not sure which book or website is the best.I have learned the sun Java Tutorial.But I would like to study more.The kind of website or book which I expect is that in which so many examples are included with clear and good explanation.
Thus..please do help me.I am waiting for your response.Thank you.
 
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I have learned the sun Java Tutorial.But I would like to study more.



If you already went through the tutorial, going through more books may help, but IMHO, it will probably be boring. I recommend using what you learned.

Do you have a hobby? Like certain puzzles? Found certain math problems interesting? Then, I suggest actually writing a program, that is bigger than those sample programs that you see in books. Write a program that is related to your hobby -- something that you would be interested in using.

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well, my advice is get involve in java development, try get a java programmer job and implement what you learn from books. Working experience is more important then any books or websites you study or visit.

 
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