The Java programming language is used widely in education and industry, and is a great choice as a first programming language.
The aim of this book is to provide a starting point for readers not only new to Java but to programming in general in a progressive order with examples they can follow.
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Contents
Preface
- Java Overview
- History of Java
- Applications of Java
Part I
- Machine Setup
- First Program
- Variables
- Conditionals
- Loops
- Methods
- Objects
- Scope
Part II
- Best Practices
- Variables 2
- Boolean Logic
Appendix A - Primitive Types
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