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I can't remember the publisher, but there's a big red Java book by Ivor
Horton. Really good tool for Java, holds your hand when it needs to without
pandering.
>2: Can anyone recommend a very good book for learning Java? I've done a
_little_ programing in >Visual Basic, so I understand the "basic concepts"
of programming. I'm looking for something
>that will go over basic theory, and start me on programming. Something with
example code that
>works. Something that has pratical real world examples of how to use
Java....mmmm not that I'm >asking a lot of a book. I've been to the Sun
website and I've started looking through their
>articles.
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