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Re: recommended Java books

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From: Gabriel Lima
Date: Thu, 29 Jul 1999 00:00
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> I am an experienced developer new to Java. Can anyone recommend some good
> books?

Hi. There is an excellent online book written by Bruce Eckel, named
'Thinking in Java', freely available in Adobe pdf format.
Dunno the URL, but its likely to be found using
a search engine. It is possible though that it might be outdated
regarding newer stuff as Swing/JFC and that stuff.  It should however
contain  JDK 1.1 event handling, which is the same used in Swing/JFC.
That was my starting point in this fantastic Java world, about two years
ago.

Another excellent source of info is Sun�s own Java Tutorial, available at
http://java.sun.com/docs/index.html. It can be either downloaded or
read online. It is very good, and is frequently updated.

Cheers
Gabriel
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