Java Demystified

by Jim Keogh, Wendy Rinaldi (Editor)

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No need to be intimidated by Java! By using a very readable and easy to understand writing style, this book takes the anxiety and fear out of learning this popular programming language


Learn Java with this fun and painless self-teaching guide. Easy-to-understand, step-by-step instruction explains the most commonly used programming language for designing dynamic Web pages. Numerous examples, quizzes at the end of each chapter, and a final exam solidify the knowledge you have learned.

352 pages, Paperback

First published April 29, 2004

Reviews

[Memo · Rating 3 out of 5]

This is a good book for someone looking to understand Java for the first time. The version I read talked about Java 1.5 (current is 1.7), so some methods and capabilities have changed.

PROS:
+ Easy and straight-forward way to approach new concepts.
+ Enforces object oriented thinking.
+ Covers most of the useful Java capabilities used in college (80% I would say)

CONS:
- Uses an old version, if you can get the new edition of the book it would be better.
- Lack of examples forces you to have a second book to get mo experience or go online.
- Some examples are incomplete and you have to figure out how to make them work (maybe this was intended by the writer?)

[Tim Jones · Rating 3 out of 5]

Lots of typos, and one major mistake in how the author explains how the switch statement works. First impression was that the book was not worth reading. However, I have learned to appreciate it for its overview of Java concepts. It is useful as a precursor to reading more detailed presentations of the material. I find myself going back and reading it quite often.

[Osama Gweaa · Rating 3 out of 5]

on page 17 of 401 of java script demystified

[Abdellatif2012]

it's a good book