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Book for practicing java

 
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Hey guys

I was just wondering if there was any book out there that had lots of challenging questions and sample projects that i can dissect and practice on.

I just need ideas to start working on some things. Polish whatever I know.

Thanks in advance for the ideas.. m expecting some
 
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If you are looking to learn java then start with Head First Java : Kathy Sierra, Bert Bates . If you are looking for java projects, then explore open source java projects Open Source Software in Java
 
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"Core Java 2" contain lots of examples (fully functional applications) that you can further modify and "polish" for practice.
If you already have some experience with Java, then Volume 2 - Advanced Techniques is the right choice for you.

Though, you'll hardly find what you're looking for - a book "that had lots of challenging questions and sample projects that i can dissect and practice on."
If that's your goal, I'm sure that you can come up with an idea of something you'd like to create, that is the best way to practice.
 
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