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References: Java


Articles and Books: There are many good Java references, including the following:

Geary, D.M. (1999) Graphic Java: Mastering the JFC, Sun Microsystems Press , Palo Alto, CA.
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Horstman, C.S. and G. Cornell (1999) Core Java Volume I: Fundamentals, Prentice Hall , Palo Alto, CA.
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Horstman, C.S. and G. Cornell (2000) Core Java Volume II: Advanced Features, Prentice Hall , Palo Alto, CA.
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Topley, K. (1998) Core Java Foundation Classes, Prentice Hall PTR , Upper Saddle River, NJ.
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WWW Pages: There are many good WWW pages devoted to Java programming, including the following:

Java Tutorial Click here for related information from another site.

The Java Developers Almanac Click here for related information from another site.

Java Theory and Practice (by Brian Goetz) Click here for related information from another site.

There are also some WWW pages devoted to advanced Java topics, including:

The Java Virtual Machine Specification Click here for related information from another site.

Programming Practice: There are many good WWW pages that contain small Java programming assignments, including the following:

CodingBat.com Click here for related information from another site.

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