Need to learn Java
By goingeagle3
@eagletrek2 (5499)
Kingston, New York
February 9, 2013 2:35pm CST
Hi I'm a slow learner I need a book on Java for the person
who has no experince in java.I read a book on Androids for dummies
and I thoght this will help me understand my phone more.
but this book was all about becomeing a android appt devloper
and I rally like to do that. but now I need to learn jave
to get this going. I do understand the book on apps and how to make
money with it.what book on Java do you think is good for a slow learner.
oh by the way I"m at the book store now and belive or not the jave book they only
have one and it not for begeiners.the liabary everything is outdate the books are like 5year or older I live in farm country upstate ny .thank for any info.
3 responses
@andrewbarclave (485)
• Ireland
10 Feb 13
surely there is a "Java for Dummies" book. Although I have done a bit of Java and it takes a good bit of time to get to grips with.
@eagletrek2 (5499)
• Kingston, New York
10 Feb 13
Hi thank I did a while back see that book
at that time it was out of my price range
now that it tax return season price is not
A problem. But I like to know if
There are books easer to understand.
Most likely when tax return come in
I will check eBay first and Amazon.
For some reason the book store
Was out of Java for dummies.
@andrewbarclave (485)
• Ireland
11 Feb 13
Well I hope it works out well for you and sure you can then start practicing java on your computer at home
@savire (204)
• Indonesia
25 Feb 13
Actually the world of JAVA programming is very large. You must target your self what you want to learn. For basic you will start with J2SE or Java Standard Edition which includes the core programming of Java.
Later on you can proceed to J2EE if you want to creates app for the Enterprise based. Of course if you want to learn to develop apps for mobile apps you still can use the mobile-web based apps version combined with the HTML 5 and CSS 3 knowledge. If you need to go further with native Android development then you must then learn the Android SDK API. Of course there will be more deeper level such as using C++ for NDK development in Android but well that's a different story I guess.
@sajujohn (1005)
• India
10 Feb 13
My opinion to you is for learning Java, there is no need to buy a book. You can have the full version of Java learning programs are there in the Internet itself. There will be so many websites dedicated to to Java as it is an open source. Also you can download the IDEs necessary for doing Java on your machine.All these stuffs will help you to learn Java from the basics.
@eagletrek2 (5499)
• Kingston, New York
18 Feb 13
Hi some time I can not be on line like at work.
but if I had a book it can help me study more.
since I all so have to go to book store to get on line.
no internet a my place .thank for the info.and
have a nice day.
@meritcamus (1)
• Hyderabad, India
19 Jan 15
You can learn java online by Industry experts at java.meritcampus.com. You can participate in java contests and practice/compete with other users.
