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Java for the Beginning Programmer

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Java for the Beginning Programmer
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Publisher: Heaton Research, Inc.
ISBN/ASIN: 0977320618
ISBN-13: 9780977320615
Number of pages: 336

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Java for the Beginning Programmer teaches Java to someone with absolutely no programming background. This book focuses on core programming topics such as variables, looping, subroutines, and program layout. This course focuses on real programming techniques, and not using an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) to generate code. This course ends with an introduction to graphical user interface programming.

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