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3.0 out of 5 stars
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This review is from: Introduction To Computer Science Using Java, Student Edition (Hardcover)
This overpriced book teaches java at a high school level. Or rather, it teaching computer programming, using java as the language of instruction. A good choice, given java's popularity. In a related way, if you get fluent enough in java, it helps in finding programming jobs.
The book explains what object oriented programming is. Java is written as a fully OO language, unlike C++, so this helps. Of course, the book covers aspects of java that are also true in non-OO languages like C or Fortran, like if-else and for loops. Graphical programs are also shown to be easy to write. Which also involves changing the mindset to a user-driven view, which is inherent in such programs. Now if only the book was cheaper. |
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Introduction To Computer Science Using Java, Student Edition by McGraw-Hill (Hardcover - March 13, 2003)
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