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Being a student, you have to deal with different types of programming homework. As per the demand of programming language, the professor assigns Java, Python, C++, C, Database Management System, and many more. You need good technical exposure to complete the assigned project.Timing and lack of proper understanding are some factors that restrict you to finish your project properly. It is quite difficult to finish your document while working and studying simultaneously

 

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I bought this book for my very first CS class at a community college. Fast forward some years and I now have my BS in CS and read through this to see if it's worth saving with my reference books.

 

Back then, I thought it was a poor book concerning teaching Java. Now, I still hold that, but I recognize it as pretty good at teaching basic CS concepts, using Java as a real-language example. There are obviously spots where it's Java-heavy, which I find to be the most useful (e.g. JWT GUI chapter). But it also goes over the really important CS stuff like data structures (stacks, queues, etc),algorithms (mostly sorting), and even algorithmic complexity (Big-O notation).

 

One of my biggest gripes about this books and books like it is including source code in printed material. For me, personally, I just can't parse code on a page, especially when it's spread out over several pages. It also results in a very fragmented book with small portions of text spliced between huge chunks of code.

 

Other than that, the scope of this book is weird. It starts out in a tone obviously to people who have never had any programming experience and ends discussing trees, graphs, and shortest-path algorithms. And while the rest of this book could be interested for the curious outsider, the end is definitely geared towards students with the expectation that the material will be covered more by a professor's lectures.

 

 

Overall, I'd say this book is adequate. It doesn't explain things extremely well & it's filled with dump pages of code, but the topics contained are pretty good for CS basics. Don't read this book to understand Java; read it to understand CS. And if you already understand CS, it might be pretty nice for skimming for a refresher or clarification.

 

 

So the answer to the question "Would I give this book to someone newly interested in CS?", my answer has to be: "......maybe?"

Originally read March 30, 2014

 

I read this textbook for a college course with a focus on object-oriented programming. We didn’t have to read every chapter, but we read the vast majority of it.

 

The textbook was easy to understand, with a large number of examples used to illustrate concepts. The examples were clearly written, with a discussion after most examples that explained what was done in more detail. I already had programming experience, but not with Java and not with object-oriented programming.  That experience may have helped me pick up the material easier, but I do think this book would be equally accessible to a beginning programmer. The first few chapters in the book are extremely basic.

 

As a working adult, I would have liked more real-world examples in the textbook. Most of the programming examples involved games or puzzles. I guess the goal was to engage a traditional college student without much real-world working experience who might get bored with, say, business application examples. But I’m not a traditional college student and, while the examples were often amusing, I personally would have been more interested by practical examples with a career-oriented focus. I actually think a career-oriented focus would be more beneficial for traditional college students also because they might not have enough experience to extrapolate for themselves how the examples provided could be applied toward their future career.

 

I did enjoy the humor throughout the book. It was usually pretty corny, but any humor is welcome when you’re plowing through the otherwise dry material in a college textbook. I also liked that the textbook wasn’t too repetitive as is a problem with some textbooks. Even when examples were provided that built off previous examples, the changes and additions were in boldfaced type so that you could clearly see what was changed in the program without being forced to reread the entire thing.

Class-Based Programming Languages: Java,... Suppose you're off on a secluded island, holidays that is, with no wifi around, no dial-up available and no satellite dish/phone to try to connect to the WWW. What do you use then to gather new knowledge and experiences? Besides your partner during night-long day-long discovering of your potential of course, the answer would probably be books or experiments. Well, this small book serves its purpose of, being a book and a compilation of wikipedia articles, offering you some one book shows all introduction to most of the well-known class-based languages. So if stranded on that island you find you need to rewrite a class in a language you don't know already you can use this book as it covers this short time introduction between those you already must have mastered and those you'd like to easily learn without painfull and boring semester-long courses. Sure, you won't become the grandmaster of any of these languages just by reading this book, but to simply comprehend the basic constructions and how to write them in so many alnguages would be a great kickstart to using either as you see fit. It's also good for total newcomers, as most constructs and basic operators are discussed enough for those without prior background to get into grips with class-based programming. However, if you've got an Internet access you might rather consider using online always up-to-date version of the articles devoted to the language you need to learn or simply search for a short and comprehensive bible-style web course/compendium devoted to a certain language of your liking. After all, it's quite short, this book, compared to all those bibles and programming guides containing 500+ pages each, but do not mistake it - this book is solely for presenting a compilation of articles on quite a few languages and should be used as an easy way to fluently learn how the basics are done in more than 1 language. Programmers, you know, need to be polyglots more often than translators do ;) And you're helping the wikipedia foundation by buying this short (re)introduction to those languages used by many.

Every Java programmer should read this book, no exceptions. It will make you a better programmer.

Note that this book does not teach Java; it assumes you already know it. So it's not an introductory guide. However, once you learn the basics of the language, this should be the next book you read.