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Belisarius · 04-14-2004, 04:38 AM

I like the book Effective Java, which was written by a close friend of a professor of mine, and I've found to be a good resource for some of the nuances of Java that don't normally get covered in beginner tutorials (such as best practices). It also has sections for the C programmer that's moving to Java.

Also, the #1 resource of any Java programmer is the API (1.4.2). It contains all the documentation for the core library classes.

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Belisarius Java fanboy Join Date: Aug 2003 Posts: 1,161	I like the book Effective Java, which was written by a close friend of a professor of mine, and I've found to be a good resource for some of the nuances of Java that don't normally get covered in beginner tutorials (such as best practices). It also has sections for the C programmer that's moving to Java. Also, the #1 resource of any Java programmer is the API (1.4.2). It contains all the documentation for the core library classes. __________________ GitS