Books for learning JAVA

When it comes to books on basic learning of Java language, you will definitely recommend ThinkinginJava by Bruce Erker. It is a very profound technical book, and basically no other book can surpass it in the basic part of the Java language. BruceEckel, the author of this book, is recognized as a talented speculator on the Internet. The author's thinking in C++ won the Best Book Award of SoftwareDevelopmentJoltAward in 1995, and Thinking in Java was rated as "the most popular book for readers" in JavaWorld in 1999, and won the first choice book award for editors. Since 1986, the author has published 150 articles on computer technology, 6 books (4 of which are about C++) and made hundreds of speeches all over the world. He is thinking in Java, thinking in inC++, C++&; Author of Using C++ and Thinking in Patterns, editor of BlackBeltC++. His book is called "the best Java reference book … absolutely shocking" by readers; Buying Java reference books is the wisest choice "; The best programming guide I have ever seen. The author's extraordinary talent and cross-language ability make him one of the 10 people who have the closest relationship with Java in the 10 years of Java development.

Thinking in Java tells all aspects of the Java language, and many veterans of the Java language have commented that "this is a book that makes the Java language quite ugly". The book talks about many details of the java language, and every aspect is quite profound. You can see the ugliness of the java language through this book.

There are many videos about java language on the Internet, some of which are out of line and rubbish. Weng Kai -java Language may be the only choice for you to learn the basics of java language. The lecture is basically based on the book ThinkinginJava, which contains many interesting jokes by Mr. Weng. I am lucky that my study started with this video. The content includes 30 lectures, which I always watch three times.

However, for beginners, I don't recommend thinking in Java. I recommend the CoreJava2 of Prentice Hall PTR, which is called Java2 core technology in China, and is currently in the seventh edition. You can download the electronic version online. Oreilly's Java inanutshell is also a good choice. After reading the above two books, you can watch Weng Kai's video, and then you can learn Java thinking.