books for java

> plz.. suggest me the best book for core and advanced

> java...j2ee n j2me as well...

>

> kindly send me the link of the e-books too....which r

> freely available....

Better yet, do a little research and find some you think look promising. Try them out, and if you have any questions, ask about them here.

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yawmarka at 2007-7-29 16:18:31 >

I suggest buying one in your native language as English doesn't seem to be working for you.

dwga at 2007-7-29 16:18:31 >

There are plenty of tutorials online, too:

http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/index.html

And the introductory book "Head First Java" gets good reviews in this forum:

http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/hfjava2/

BigDaddyLoveHandlesa at 2007-7-29 16:18:31 >

> aknibbs...?

> aren't u familiar with a gadget called as mobile?

> i wanted a response for the question i asked......

> and am not here to teach u the slangs....

> i guess u know now what i mean ......

I guess if you can't use proper language I am not here to teach you java.

Yes I know what mobile devices are. I have one and use one.

It works both ways you want help you have to help those helping you.

How does writing things that makes it harder for someone to understand going to help you ?

Aknibbsa at 2007-7-29 16:18:31 >

I'm going to save you some time, mehak_er. Don't read any books nor e-books about java nor software development in any capacity. You'll just be wasting your time, as you are not cut out to make it in this industry.

Practice flipping burgers instead, and getting the phrase "Do you want fries with that" down pat. This will prove invaluable to the career which awaits you.

warnerjaa at 2007-7-29 16:18:31 >