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Java Programming: From the Beginning by K. N. King

Java Programming: From the Beginning

K. N. King

816 pages

W. W. Norton & Company

Jul 2000

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Aimed at the traditional CS1 course, Java Programming emphasizes object-oriented design, problem-solving, and good programming style, without overwhelming students with extraneous information. Assuming no prior programming experience, the book provides coverage of basic concepts in computer science as a springboard for more advanced discussion.

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