Everything for Learning JAVA

[Shy]

Hey all,

Hope this link will be helpful for those are planning to learn from scratch-JAVA....

http://www.apl.jhu.edu/~hall/java/

Hope its helpful....

Shy

[dinesh]

also for a hand holding approach for beginners check, http://java.sun.com

[king_143]

For those who are interested in learning Java for network programing or application development the best would be to learn Core JAVA and start to learn using the doucmentation available at sun.java.com (http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.3/docs/api/) .
Atleast I cannot work without this documentation, because i feel difficult to remember that large number of class and methods. And as time goes on you will start remembering few of those you require or use the most.

[silican]

Regarding Books,
deitel "how to Program in Java" is really good. just goto www.deitel.com website and get the Book's name and u can get a pdf version of the same book in www.filedonkey.com

Silican

[shalu]

http://forum.java.sun.com/ - This forums are quite helpful.

http://developer.java.sun.com/developer/onlineTraining/ - This link has good tutorials for different topics in Java. Really useful

[bel]

thinking in java by bruce eckel is also good
try www.bruceeckel.com

[amal_japan]

Thanks.

you can find


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Tutorial and Code Camps
Online Sessions & Courses
Instructor-Led Courses
Course Certification
Quizzes
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here @

http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4/learning/index.html

here you can easily browse the existing Java's Classes and Functions.

Cheers,
Amal.

[sri_gan]

Guys,

Java kku NetBeans IDE use pannunga, simply amazing and its GPL, So free ware.

Additionally Ant nu oru Compiling tool irrukku romba use fulla irrukkum... multiple targets compiling + test case compiling ellathukkum usefulla irrukkum.... Net beans integrates that also.


Athu poga if you want to do testing use JUnit.


Ethavathu help venumna sollunga enakku therincha alavula solluren :D.

[ashokcsn_2000]

Hey pretty much any book... try Emule - it is a file sharing network... pretty much found every thing from my engineering books to S/w book to download... Dont waste a penny more on buying books....

[jaggy4u]

Java days coming back...For the curriculum project we chose networking java and
cold fusion and we ended up winning the Best project Award and Java also made me win a PC in a programming contest, Good old Java memories...
IDE are powerful and productive with Java, as srigan says Netbeans & Ant are fine productive tools. It saves you lot of time.
Deitel, Thinking in Java, Networking in Java are good books to start with.
Best of Luck to all those who are gonna learn it.