Hey,
I have been programming Java for about 6 months now. I have come relatively far and have the books "Programming with Java for Dummies" and "Schrödinger programmed Java" read.
There were the most important basics included.
Now I would like to have another book to get more involved in "professional" programming. I'm not sure which book to take.
First of all, it should be my last java book because I want to learn other languages later.
At the moment I am swinging between "Java is also an island" and "The way to the Java pro". The former is also suitable for beginners, but I do not know if it is also in the professional direction or based more on basics. There is also an online tutorial. My question about it. Is the book more complete and also with sample pictures?
To the second. It says on the back, it is for developers, Java programmers and students. However, I also read somewhere that it was recommended. It is probably also more complete than the first one. Now it is up to you 🙂. Which book would you recommend to me? Or would you recommend a completely different book?
Thanks for recommendations.
I have been programming Java for about 6 months now. I have come relatively far and have the books "Programming with Java for Dummies" and "Schrödinger programmed Java" read.
There were the most important basics included.
Now I would like to have another book to get more involved in "professional" programming. I'm not sure which book to take.
First of all, it should be my last java book because I want to learn other languages later.
At the moment I am swinging between "Java is also an island" and "The way to the Java pro". The former is also suitable for beginners, but I do not know if it is also in the professional direction or based more on basics. There is also an online tutorial. My question about it. Is the book more complete and also with sample pictures?
To the second. It says on the back, it is for developers, Java programmers and students. However, I also read somewhere that it was recommended. It is probably also more complete than the first one. Now it is up to you 🙂. Which book would you recommend to me? Or would you recommend a completely different book?
Thanks for recommendations.