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Hii All;
M new to java raunch n a bit confused ; as i know java a bit(have gone thru Java book by EBALAGURUSAMY) but not much, so it will b better to go thru some books (smone adviced me for- Ivor Horton's Beginning Java 2, JDK 5 Edition ) or i can start with SCJP Sun Certified Programmer's Study Guides straightway???
 
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start with head first java by Kathy Sierra and Bert Bates. They are an authority on the subject.
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Thx Abhishek; M goin to start with Sierra n Bates then. THX
 
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