help me choose a java book for the class I am in...
- Thread starter EngenZerO
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Wow, that looks like it's going to be a ...fun.... course 
So long as the book gives you a good foundation, and it's not written by Walter Savitch, I think you'll be ok considering all the stuff you've been required to take up until this class.
-silver
So long as the book gives you a good foundation, and it's not written by Walter Savitch, I think you'll be ok considering all the stuff you've been required to take up until this class.
-silver
Yeah it does seem odd that u'd write in java for that course...but when i was learning java about 3 yrs ago...the Deital and Deital book was great.
Deitel/Deital makes a great c++ book, they are good authors i supose, eckel is fine too i dont knwo about the other one
We get our choice of Java, C++, or C#, or RESOLVE/C++.
We were debating on C++ or Java. Only reason we chose java was because one of the guys in our group is Java Cert.
Either way, it will have to get done and still require lots of work,.
We were debating on C++ or Java. Only reason we chose java was because one of the guys in our group is Java Cert.
Either way, it will have to get done and still require lots of work,
.Originally posted by: EngenZerO
We get our choice of Java, C++, or C#, or RESOLVE/C++.
We were debating on C++ or Java. Only reason we chose java was because one of the guys in our group is Java Cert.
Either way, it will have to get done and still require lots of work,
do c# its better and it has a lot framework classes available.
ive worked with both extensivly btw
Originally posted by: Ameesh
Originally posted by: EngenZerO
We get our choice of Java, C++, or C#, or RESOLVE/C++.
We were debating on C++ or Java. Only reason we chose java was because one of the guys in our group is Java Cert.
Either way, it will have to get done and still require lots of work,
do c# its better and it has a lot framework classes available.
ive worked with both extensivly btw
Hmmm...I will look into that. We dont have to decide untill Friday. Thank You,
Originally posted by: EngenZerO
Originally posted by: Ameesh
Originally posted by: EngenZerO
We get our choice of Java, C++, or C#, or RESOLVE/C++.
We were debating on C++ or Java. Only reason we chose java was because one of the guys in our group is Java Cert.
Either way, it will have to get done and still require lots of work,
do c# its better and it has a lot framework classes available.
ive worked with both extensivly btw
Hmmm...I will look into that. We dont have to decide untill Friday. Thank You,
think about it more before ya do...after all ameesh is a microsoft employee :disgust:
Try the tutorials at http://www.htmlgoodies.com and http://www.devguru.com also. They're very informative. If you must get a book, get the Deitel book. Wanna buy mine?
Actually, the C++ book is the only one that Deitel/Deitel actually wrote. So, it's good, but the others suck.
Core Java 2 (Volume 1 and/or Volume 2) by Horstmann is an excellent book. It's Sun Microsystems Press.
Originally posted by: Vortex
Originally posted by: EngenZerO
Originally posted by: Ameesh
Originally posted by: EngenZerO
We get our choice of Java, C++, or C#, or RESOLVE/C++.
We were debating on C++ or Java. Only reason we chose java was because one of the guys in our group is Java Cert.
Either way, it will have to get done and still require lots of work,
do c# its better and it has a lot framework classes available.
ive worked with both extensivly btw
Hmmm...I will look into that. We dont have to decide untill Friday. Thank You,
think about it more before ya do...after all ameesh is a microsoft employee :disgust:
I will...we have a group of 5 people. Majority wins, and atm it is Java,
Originally posted by: Vortex
Originally posted by: EngenZerO
Originally posted by: Ameesh
Originally posted by: EngenZerO
We get our choice of Java, C++, or C#, or RESOLVE/C++.
We were debating on C++ or Java. Only reason we chose java was because one of the guys in our group is Java Cert.
Either way, it will have to get done and still require lots of work,
do c# its better and it has a lot framework classes available.
ive worked with both extensivly btw
Hmmm...I will look into that. We dont have to decide untill Friday. Thank You,
think about it more before ya do...after all ameesh is a microsoft employee :disgust:
i have probably had more experience with both then you have had in either.
Originally posted by: cr4zymofo
Try the tutorials at <a href="http://www.htmlgoodies.com">http://www.htmlgoodies.com</A> and <a href="http://www.devguru.com">http://www.devguru.com</A> also. They're very informative. If you must get a book, get the Deitel book. Wanna buy mine?
I may be able to get a deal on both the C++ and Java book if I purchase together from this one local campus book store.
What did you not like about them. I would like to know? I just want to get me a good solid book to use as a reference.
The author's are a father and son who take turns with each chapter. They write and explain in different ways so in my opinion and most of my class a couple of semesters ago, we agreed it didn't flow very well. The book had some good info, but it was harder to find. I used interent references when I needed hep.
???...this is our lecture. what is odd about that?
UPDATE...We ended up choosing Java and I purchased the the Deitel Book.
Hehe, you guys can keep up with our progress, we are lucky number 11, our Teams name in Initech
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No lab. This is our CIS weed course (besides 321). This project is to be done on our time. Rumors from previous students who have taken this class say the work load is un to 20 hours a week. Most of it is the documentation that supports our code.
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