Book · 2011 · Computers
Java For Dummies
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There's a whole bunch of books out there tons and tons and tons of very good books that you can start out with simple books like you know the joy of java or you know java for for dummies in 10 days.
Why people recommend it
Java For Dummies is a widely recognized programming guide written by Barry A. Burd designed to help beginners master the fundamentals of the Java programming language. Robert Martin discussed the book on the Dwarkesh Podcast during the episode titled Uncle Bob - The Long Reach of Code, which was broadcast on November 28, 2020. Robert Martin recommended reading Java For Dummies when providing practical mentorship and advice to a twenty-year-old individual who expressed a strong desire to become a professional software programmer. The speaker noted that there are numerous good introductory texts available for beginners, specifically grouping Java For Dummies alongside other simple guides like The Joy of Java or fast-paced learning manuals as ideal foundational stepping stones for anyone starting their coding journey. These beginner-friendly resources are praised for stripping away unnecessary complexity and allowing novices to grasp essential syntax, object-oriented concepts, and basic software development principles efficiently.
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Robert Martin there's a whole bunch of books out there tons and tons and tons of very good books that you can start out w… 1
“there's a whole bunch of books out there tons and tons and tons of very good books that you can start out with simple books like you know the joy of java or you know java for for dummies in 10 days”