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I have been using VB.NET for a long time and i have never written even a "Hello your world" application in JAVA. now i want to learn JAVA. what is the best book for a real beginner like me in JAVA.
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Following up on arundhaj. I agree. I think that leads to a question for the author -- what do you already know about OOP principles? I don't know VB.NET so I don't know what you know about the OOP principles. Do you know these terms?
Encapsulation
Polymorphism
Inheritance
This is only a partial list.
Encapsulation
Polymorphism
Inheritance
This is only a partial list.
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I think I am okay with OOP
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However, you can download BlueJ for free. http://www.bluej.org/ This omits the instruction but does provide you with an IDE (of sorts) and program source code, both good and bad examples.
I'm guessing you don't have tuition reimbursement available. If you do, you could take a course (except many colleges already started). Sometimes it's useful to have someone review your code. (Of course, you could post code here and get help.)