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I've been studying Java for sometime now. When I started searching for information, I searched websites and ebooks. A lot of websites were really confusing and a lot of ebooks were really difficult to read. I kept searching until I stumbled on a YouTube video. The video was too long to watch so I visited the website under the video link and I downloaded this book.
This book is the best Java material I've ever stumbled on. It's very self explanatory. The book is 268 pages. I've been reading this book for 2 months now and I'm understanding some things like classes, methods, comments, tests, etc. I am currently in page 45 now. I'm taking my time to read it so I don't forget most things. After I finish reading this book, I intend to read it 3 more times and look for other materials.
I recommend this book for anyone who wants to get started on Java. If u need the website to download the PDF, ask me for the link in the comment section
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