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Trovo Shildt un autore fenomale e in questo libro lo si nota in modo evidente.

Questo libro si offre come reference per il linguaggio JAVA e si merita il titolo che si e’ dato. Copre moltissimi argomenti, approfondendo dove e’ necessario.

E’ aggiornato all’ultima edizione di JAVA.

Lo consiglio a chi inizia ad addentrarsi nella programmazione in linguaggio JAVA, ma ha gia’ una consistente base di approccio orientato agli oggetti.

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Rating: 5 / 5

I bought this book for a class i’m taking. We’re roughly 1/4 of the way through the class, so i have not fully utilized the book.

However, i would like to say that the early chapters do an EXCELLENT job of going over the basics in detail. For example: i had totally forgotten how most computers represent negative numbers (two’s complement) and why. This book explained it to me in about a page and a half.

Having already programmed in a few, similar languages, it was painful to read about how the ‘if’ statement works when i already know it. But i find myself reading the assigned chapters completely, just to make sure i don’t miss some bit of knowledge that escaped me in the past, such as two’s complement and the like.

If you’re new to programming, this book should help you out a lot in understanding why programs work the way they do. If you just need a book for a reference try looking here

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Best of luck!
Rating: 4 / 5

It is an OK reference book – however – it is a bit of stretch to call it a complete reference.

You are probably better of buying more specialized books if you are already well verced in Java. “Effective Java” by Joshua Block is highly recommendable.
Rating: 4 / 5