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Try the book:

Core Java FUndamental 1.1 by Horstman/Cornell.

Cheers

Java Lover wrote in message ...
>Hi....Try this site, it is pretty handy......http://www.mcp.com all the
>books are free and you can browse to your hearts content.
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>PJ Routledge <pjr@melbpc.org.au> wrote in message
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>> Mecanik wrote:
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>> > Are there any beginner Java books which any one can recommend???
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>> I've been wandering around the bookshops looking for the
>> same thing.  But, you know, I reckon that the books are
>> overpriced.  Most of them don't seem to hit the mark.
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>> I've found that there are many (MANY) web sites that
>> freely offer Java information and tutorials.  And,
>> somehow, they seem to work better than books.  Sure, you
>> can't take one on a tram with you, but the whole Java
>> concept includes a heavy emphasis on web integration.  It
>> just seems more natural to study Java online.
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>> Anyway, the following link will lead you to a very good
>> book that can be downloaded in PDF or MS Word format,
>> printed and read.  But I strongly recommend that you check
>> out the online tutorials, etc.
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>> http://www.EckelObjects.com
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>> You could also check out the usenet, but, to be frank, the
>> signal to noise ratio on the Java ngs significantly
>> reduces their value.
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>> Rgds,
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