Java Programming Ideas Third Edition Computer Science Series

Author: (USA) Bruce Eckel
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: It's evident from the numerous awards the book has received and the reviews from readers around the world that this is a classic work. The author has years of teaching experience and a profound, insightful understanding of C, C++, and Java. Therefore, he is very familiar with how to teach the Java language and also understands the difficulties and confusions in language teaching. He explains complex and abstract concepts in an easy-to-understand manner with concise and direct examples. The book is carefully written, focusing on the most important parts for readers to understand Java. At the same time, it also provides a wealth of reference materials on the accompanying CD-ROM—this is what makes the book absolutely worth its price. The CD-ROM does not include the source code of the book (which can be freely downloaded from the support website www.MindView.net), but instead offers extensive discussion content from the author's lectures and the first two editions of the book. The content is rich—ranging from Java's basic syntax to its advanced features—making it suitable for Java programmers of all levels to read. It is also an excellent textbook for universities and colleges teaching object-oriented programming languages and the Java language.