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Any reviews on this book? I'm new to programming and it seems to be a nice one to start with but just curious what you guys think and if there is a much better alternative out there. Thanks
 
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I'm not sure about that book, but I got a good start with Java by reading "Head First Java 2E" which was unlike any book I had ever read before. I had some background in C/C++, but I still think that book was the easiest way to learn Java. I know it's a bit outdated at this point, but it's still a good read and will get you started on the right path (and it's not overly expensive!).
 
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