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hello frndz,

I m new newbie to java, i wuld like to know , if there are any online sites available

that provide java exercises (for java newbies like me ) ?
 
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you could probably try java.sun.com they have lots there.
 
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Satish,
Thinking In Java has exercises at the end of each chapter. You could also check a university website. Many professors put their homework assignments online. NYU and many others have solutions and answers available.
 
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Satish you can try the following URL,

http://ripples.cs.umass.edu/

UMASS has got some interesting graduate level courses online,they are pretty good and the best part is they are for free. They might prompt for a user name when you enter the course, you can just type in anything as user name and you are good to go.

Good Luck
 
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