problem regarding JAVA

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  Yamini L

  For learning JAVA,go for
  JAVA complete Reference:By HERBERT SCHILDT
  For core JAVA you can also use Programming with JAVA by Balagurusamy(very easy to learn and understand if you are a beginner).
  Also refer Free Java Tutorials & Guide | Java programming source code
  Java Coffee Break - your free guide to the world of Java programming,packed full of free articles, tutorials, book reviews, and FAQs
  (Google
  
  P.S:Everything needs to be discused here in the forum only(no email id's).Our mods and admin are very particular about it.Mods,I hope these URL's can be posted here.
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  shalini_goel14

  For Core Java -Go for Complete Reference. Your project needs to learn java.io package of java for this
  
  For Advanced Java- There is a book of O'Reilly specifically on "JSP & Servlets" Go for it.
  
  A servlet is a server side program. Server side programming you do when you want to get information from server. Servlet is a java class that reads requests from a client and responds by sending information to the client.
  A JSP is also a servlet. JSP is simple to create by focussing on UI part as compared to servlets. Better part is to keep your UI in jsp and java code in servlet class.JSP is converted to a Java sevlet when client requests the JSP first time.
  
  FYI, there is also a Complete Reference book on "J2EE" -I don't know how it is but I can guess you can go through it also, if you can find that book.
  
  Search on google for tutorial links. There is lot of information about this on web. If any issues feel free to ask here. 😀
  
  Thanks
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  sahilgandhi87

  thanks.....
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  xero

  Although i had started learning java from Complete Reference, however i would really suggest NOT to go for it.
  
  I'll strongly recommend either Thinking In Java(TIJ) by Bruce Eckel or the sun java tutorial. Apart from that the ebook of TIJ is freely available at #-Link-Snipped-#
  
  happy learning 😀
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  sahilgandhi87

  xero

  Although i had started learning java from Complete Reference, however i would really suggest NOT to go for it.
  
  I'll strongly recommend either Thinking In Java(TIJ) by Bruce Eckel or the sun java tutorial. Apart from that the ebook of TIJ is freely available at #-Link-Snipped-#
  
  happy learning 😀

  
  Thanks....
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  sahilgandhi87

  shalini_goel14

  For Core Java -Go for Complete Reference. Your project needs to learn java.io package of java for this
  
  For Advanced Java- There is a book of O'Reilly specifically on "JSP & Servlets" Go for it.
  
  A servlet is a server side program. Server side programming you do when you want to get information from server. Servlet is a java class that reads requests from a client and responds by sending information to the client.
  A JSP is also a servlet. JSP is simple to create by focussing on UI part as compared to servlets. Better part is to keep your UI in jsp and java code in servlet class.JSP is converted to a Java sevlet when client requests the JSP first time.
  
  FYI, there is also a Complete Reference book on "J2EE" -I don't know how it is but I can guess you can go through it also, if you can find that book.
  
  Search on google for tutorial links. There is lot of information about this on web. If any issues feel free to ask here. 😀
  
  Thanks

  
  Thanks for ur suggestion
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  sahilgandhi87

  miniy

  For learning JAVA,go for
  JAVA complete Reference:By HERBERT SCHILDT
  For core JAVA you can also use Programming with JAVA by Balagurusamy(very easy to learn and understand if you are a beginner).
  Also refer Free Java Tutorials & Guide | Java programming source code
  Java Coffee Break - your free guide to the world of Java programming,packed full of free articles, tutorials, book reviews, and FAQs
  (Google
  
  P.S:Everything needs to be discused here in the forum only(no email id's).Our mods and admin are very particular about it.Mods,I hope these URL's can be posted here.

  
  Thanks for ur suggestion
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  Rajnikant

  If you want to start with JAVA and you have good internet access then best place is sun JAVA tutorial. #-Link-Snipped-# and for JSP/Servlet tutorial is also better one but I whld suggest that better you go for Head First series book. #-Link-Snipped-#
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  sahilgandhi87

  Rajnikant

  If you want to start with JAVA and you have good internet access then best place is sun JAVA tutorial. #-Link-Snipped-# and for JSP/Servlet tutorial is also better one but I whld suggest that better you go for Head First series book. #-Link-Snipped-#

  
  thanks for ur suggestion Rajnikant
  Could u plz tell me how to use online sun tutorial efficiently ? from where should i start ?