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  • rick

    rick

    @rick-JybHX8 • Jun 27, 2006

    if you want an ebook: Go for 'Thinking in Java' by Bruce Eckel
    Level: Beginner .

    "Java Secrets" is a good book. Try searching for it on amazon.

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  • Kaustubh Katdare

    Kaustubh Katdare

    @thebigk • Jun 27, 2006

    you might try -

    The 'Bible' series & 'The Complete Reference' series is also good. Look for Java in that series.

    As Rick said, Thinking in Java is also good choice.

    -The Big K-

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  • Neha

    Neha

    @neha-3vibjn • Jun 27, 2006

    Thanx guys...I'll see which one i can get.

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  • SudhaKar Arjunan

    SudhaKar Arjunan

    @sudhakar-iXoJlR • Jan 5, 2007

    Hope so you got it.

    If not just Give me a Acknowledge msg here.

    Sure i will send millions of Java E-Books over mail in minutes.

    Regards,
    A.SK...

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  • ahmadtahir

    ahmadtahir

    @ahmadtahir-A4V2Ri • Aug 28, 2007

    ya u can go with "Head First java" it is very good book and will make java very easy to learn....

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  • Kaustubh Katdare

    Kaustubh Katdare

    @thebigk • Aug 29, 2007

    ahmadtahirya u can go with "Head First java" it is very good book and will make java very easy to learn....

    Head First series authors have a very good style of writing & explaining the concepts. But the general opinion about Head First books is that they will tell you what the theory is, but it won't actually teach you how to program.

    So be careful 😀

    -The Big K-

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  • ankur8819

    ankur8819

    @ankur8819-Y8pKwX • Aug 29, 2007

    i feel E.BALAGURUSWAMY is a good book too..as far as theory and concepts are concerned....I mean its easy to understand!!!!!
    after that u can go for COMPLETE REFERNCE....nice book!!!

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