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Hi,

My question is that how i can clear my concepts over to java? There are many books and internet facility i have which i refer but some confuse which is better so please tell me what i should?

Thanks..
 
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Rd Kamboj wrote:I think that you mean to say the following (excuse me for restating your question), "How do I clarify my understanding of Java Concepts? Some of the books that I am using are confusing. Which books are the best for clarifying my understanding of Java Concepts?"



My answer is this, Head First Java by Kathy Sierra & Bert Bates (founders of this website) is a good introduction to the Java language and Java programming. Also, JAVA How to Program by Deitel & Deitel is another good introductory book.
 
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Thanks a lot Sir.

actually i have this book but sometimes i feel boring with it so i take the SCJP 1.4 and Complete Refernece so i was confuse. Thank you for give me suggestion.
Sir tell me one thing that what amount of time i should give on computer for coding....?
Thanks
 
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Rd Kamboj wrote:what amount of time i should give on computer for coding....?



Computer languages are very similar to English or Hindi or Arabic. You cannot write computer code without being careful about your syntax and grammar. You cannot write spoken languages (like English) without being careful about your syntax or grammar. Look at the last question that you asked me. Did you give your best effort to write a coherent question in English? Everything you type/write is practice time for when you are writing code in Java. English is a case sensitive language. Writing everything in lowercase is carelessness.

I cannot write in Hindi or Arabic, so maybe I should hold my tongue. Is the wording of your last question, the best that you can do?
 
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OK Sir,

I think you are right , thanks for to correct my mistakes.

Thanks.......
 
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Keep on trying to improve.
 
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Head First Java , is the best book to start learning Core java.Cant beat that .
 
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Most will advice Head First Java, but personally, I really don't like the Head First series. I'd advice Ivar Horton's Beginning Java.
 
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I believe that Head First Java was the first and prototypical book of the Head First series. The whole series started with that textbook.
 
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Hi Sunny,

I think you are very superb and thanks to you a lot for sending me these links which will be valuable for me to learn JAVA concepts very clearly.
However I couldn't study all of those yet but I'll be study these very soon, so thank you once again.....

If you have more things for me you send me please.....

Thanks in advance.
 
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Oracle has a very good set of tutorials, going from the absolute beginner level to advanced topics: The Java Tutorials.

My advice is: Don't try to go too fast and learn too many things at once. Start slowly, make sure you understand the basics well. Ofcourse, if you have questions while learning, ask them on the forums here!
 
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You may like to have a look on http://www.softwaredevelopersworld.com/java/basics/Overview.php
 
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I think Introduction to Java programming Y.Daniel Liang is the best book for you
and the advice of "Jasper de long" is very very important

My advice is: Don't try to go too fast and learn too many things at once. Start slowly, make sure you understand the basics well. Ofcourse, if you have questions while learning, ask them on the forums here!


In programming, you learn from examples, from practice, from your mistakes.you need to devote a lot of time to writing programs, testing them, and fixing errors .
 
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Thank a lot for giving the valuable link to me..........
 
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Roger Fed wrote:... and the advice of "Jasper de long"


Who's that?
 
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Rd Kamboj wrote:Hi Sunny,

I think you are very superb and thanks to you a lot for sending me these links which will be valuable for me to learn JAVA concepts very clearly.
However I couldn't study all of those yet but I'll be study these very soon, so thank you once again.....

If you have more things for me you send me please.....

Thanks in advance.



Thank you very much. I would suggest you to tune yourself to Java Ranch, it is best source to learn everything related to Java.. we have a lot of experienced and helpful mentors here.
 
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