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Title: Java Programming Language Handbook: The Ultimate Source for Conquering the Java Programming Language by Anthony Potts, David H., Jr. Friedel, Coriolis Group, Coriolis Grp ISBN: 1-883577-77-2 Publisher: The Coriolis Group Pub. Date: 17 April, 1996 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $24.99

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Average Customer Rating: 3.2 (5 reviews)

Rating: 4
Summary: A Comprehensive Source of Java Basics
Comment: This book has covered all the basics of Java 1.0, with good examples to illustrate the concepts.

Suitable for professional with pre-concepts of OO.

The writing is just to the point for a professional beginner. But it must be updated to include the coming release of JDK 1.2, especially about the Java UI and Security which have got substantial enhancements.

Rating: 5
Summary: Starting from ground level, this should be your first choice
Comment: I can't tell you how many books on Java assume you are migrating from C. I appreciate a book that takes you from the ground level and delivers steps in very easily to grasp portions. If you are just beginning - there is NO substitute!!

Rating: 4
Summary: An Excellent Source For Beginning Java Programmers
Comment: Having read 7 or 8 books in an attempt to learn Java from scratch, I found this book to be a godsend. So many other "Intro To Java" books are written for people who have a background in C or C++ and so they throw around nomenclature from C's object-oriented environment that the new user gets lost. Not this book. EVERYTHING about Java is covered from the beginning, nothing is assumed, and nothing gets lost. I strongly recommend this book over the other Java books I bought and ultimately regretted buying.