Java How to Program, 2nd Edition by Harvey M. Deitel

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Introducing Java at an beginning programming level, this book covers good programming practices, syntax, and object-oriented techniques. It explains how to use Java to access members and classes, initialize class objects, understand data abstraction, and more. The text teaches concepts through Live Code example.

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