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Java SE 7 Programming Essentials: Help this book to change to Java 7?

 
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Hi,

I have read the comments about this book. My question is: This book can help me to update my programming knowledge to use Java 7 for my daily work?

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Tibor
 
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Hello Tibor -

The intended audience is people with little or no experience in programming. You might find some useful programming techniques in the later chapters, certainly. I sneak in a number of good coding practices and design pattern-oriented techniques into the discussion.

That said, I do this by way of getting the reader to think in an object-oriented way as much as I can. This discussion might be lost on an experienced programmer who already knows the basics. If, however, you'd like to see a way of teaching advanced techniques to learning programmers, I think this book is a great choice.

Regards,

Michael
 
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