Book Review: Java How to Program, 4th ed. Advanced Java™ 2 Platform How to Program Deitel & Deitel
I finished three java programming courses at Santa Monica College two of which required the Java How to Program, 4th ed., the other was a java w/data structures course and I used the Java How to Program, 4th ed. and the instructors lecture notes. I bought the advanced book to learn more about java and the net, java 2d, 3d and j2me since I am into pc and online video games development, and data base connections with jdbc since I know sql. Design patterns and enterprise java case study give industrial strength business applications.
The authors packed and packed java into these books. The books are easy to follow, and everything works. I found the exercises challenging but not overwelming. I have not ran across an exercise I cannot do, although some require in depth study of the topics covered. And when if all comes together it's fun. The chapters
build on each other very well, and the materials moves fast and stays interesting.
The cd's have everything I need to get started: what to install, how to install it, how to set the environment. The forte community edition is packed with java building and debugging tools that make java programming faster and easier to follow. Try the Reformat Code tool, and check out the text coloring.
I cannot say enough about these authors and their materials. Anybody getting into java programming will be more than satisfied for a long time.
Thank you Deitel & Associates
Advanced Java How to Program
Rating: 5/5
I love the Deitel books. They are very thorough in their explanation on how to produce working code in the software. Their examples are well explained and documented. Plus, the CD that comes with the book has the examples available so you can copy and run the code to can see the it perform.
I've purchase C++ and now two Java books from Deitel. I will continue to purchase other topics because of their quality.
worst ever
Rating: 1/5
Dont buy "ants" books. Terrible style, bad explanations, urgh ... There are a lot of tutorials to spend money for.
Java How to Program, 4th ed.
Advanced Java™ 2 Platform How to Program
Deitel & Deitel
I finished three java programming courses at Santa
Monica College two of which required the Java How to
Program, 4th ed., the other was a java w/data
structures course and I used the Java How to Program,
4th ed. and the instructors lecture notes. I bought
the advanced book to learn more about java and the
net, java 2d, 3d and j2me since I am into pc and
online video games development, and data base
connections with jdbc since I know sql. Design
patterns and enterprise java case study give
industrial strength business applications.
The authors packed and packed java into these books.
The books are easy to follow, and everything works. I
found the exercises challenging but not overwelming. I
have not ran across an exercise I cannot do, although
some require in depth study of the topics covered. And
when if all comes together it's fun. The chapters
build on each other very well, and the materials moves
fast and stays interesting.
The cd's have everything I need to get started: what
to install, how to install it, how to set the
environment. The forte community edition is packed
with java building and debugging tools that make java
programming faster and easier to follow. Try the
Reformat Code tool, and check out the text coloring.
I cannot say enough about these authors and their
materials. Anybody getting into java programming will
be more than satisfied for a long time.
Thank you Deitel & Associates