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Bibliographic Details

Title: Java (Teach Yourself)
Publisher: Teach Yourself, New York
Language: English
ISBN 10: 0844201898
ISBN 13: 9780844201894
Binding: Softcover
Edition: First Edition.
Condition: Very Good
Dust Jacket Condition: No Jacket

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Synopsis

Teach Yourself Java is a user-friendly and simple introduction to programming in Java 2, the language which powers the Internet.

It teaches you the core skills necessary to produce coherent, maintainable code to enhance web sites and build interactive pages.

Teach Yourself Java covers:

- graphics

- communications

- GUI design (Swing)

- object orientation and threads

The Teach Yourself Computing range offers concise introductions to today's most popular programs, software and languages.

Review

If you want to learn Java and have had any of the other books in this series, then this is a must for anyone. I started off with the Teach Yourself HTML book and I thought that was good, but this is even better.

What makes it soooo good is the clear explanations and no hard words... The book has the building blocks and help so that you can make what you want out of the programs. Great Buy!!

(Amazon.co.uk customer review)

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