Java Programming by Example introduces software developers to Java, the object-oriented programming language of choice for Internet development. Using nothing more than demonstrations and wry humor, the authors provide the information developers need quickly to create applets, applications, multi-file programs, animation, and GUIs. This book will appeal to software developers interested in learning by example with a minimum of theory. Skip the smalltalk and master your Java skills now!
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Java Programming by Example introduces software developers to Java, the object-oriented programming language of choice for Internet development. Using nothing more than demonstrations and wry humor, the authors provide the information developers need quickly to create applets, applications, multi-file programs, animation, and GUIs. This book will appeal to software developers interested in learning by example with a minimum of theory. Skip the smalltalk and master your Java skills now!
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