Anyone can suggest me a book?

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innocent_kid

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hey guys
i know there are many expert programers
i am a young enthusiast who wishes to pursue his future and career in programing
at current i am not so expert at any language but i do know php java on basic levels i want to learn at advance level
so any of you expert can be kind enough to recommend me some great book to do so
i dont mean ebook specifically any hard book will work too
i need some good book for java or visual basics..
thanksss

 

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anyone guysss/... i have never reffered a book before to learn anything such but now i really wish to pursue from one book...

 

divok

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• Oct 8, 2013

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if you are new to programming try head first java.

 

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not exactly new but not exactly good either
have done fine java using netbeans but i wish to learn core java as well as in more depths
i googled abt headfirst java and it says that book is for like person going to do programing itself for first time

 

Gophering

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Disclaimer: I'm not really a java programmer

I have this on my shelf http://www.amazon.com/Thinking-Java-Edition-Bruce-Eckel/dp/0131872486
A bit verbose, otherwise a pretty serious book if you are just starting out (by that I mean, you haven't implemented any real projects in Java yet)

 

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thanks for info and help guys
i read couple books
headfirst java is goood book
so now anyone up for help me with any android development book ?

 

Trepanated

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innocent_kid said:

so now anyone up for help me with any android development book ?

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Not if it is going to take you 9 months to reply

 

BacklinksAce

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Python is a good starting point, and the 'Violent Python' book details loads of blackhat-type stuff you can do with it.

 

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Trepanated said:

Not if it is going to take you 9 months to reply

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hi
i am really sorry for that
i have been learning and training myself and have been busy with my college so forgot to thank before
and now i am free for another 30 days and thought about some next learning
and i remembered i had this thread so instead of starting the new one i thought its best i continue with old one

 

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botcode

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I think the official training pages are nice. Also, check out commonsware (search on google).

 

Ramse

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Don't waste your money on tutorials. Use it to buy coffee, to help you study longer.
Google up some tutorials, browse YouTube - you can find most of the stuff there for free.