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Charles Lyons wrote:We hear a lot of feedback from readers who have bought both books who say HFSJ provides a great introduction to SCWCD topics and gets them enthused about the platform's possibilities, and that my book then solidifies the details and enhances their knowledge. It's certainly true that you go "beyond the basics" in my book and the no-nonsense approach means we get all the details of how things work clear from the start. It also provides over 300 more (and challenging) test questions, plus another mock exam - so even if you never read all the book, it has lots of extra exam practise for you. We also regularly hear that my book makes a great reference book due to it's no-nonsense approach.
You can find more links about the content of the book (sample chapter, table of contents, other reviews) in my post in the stick thread.
Thanks, Nishan Patel
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Nishan Patel wrote:And you are also ...
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George Goubak wrote:So the answer is that i could use both of them. I'll start reading HFS&J that i already own and if i decide that i'll have the exams i'll give yours a try too.
George Goubak wrote:PS: If by "no-nonsense" approach you imply an approach opposite of the way the Head First books are written...
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