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ok so i did some porgramming last year at uni and i want to buy this so i can practice a bit more. how do i go about this? amazon wasn't much cop on this one.
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ok so i did some porgramming last year at uni and i want to buy this so i can practice a bit more. how do i go about this? amazon wasn't much cop on this one.


Buy what, you haven't provided a link.
Wait you want to BUY JAVA?
If you mean the programming language itself all you need to do is download a free IDE (e.g. Netbeans/Eclips/JCreater) and start coding...
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If you've already done some programming, you don't really need to buy a paperback book. Look online for the latest free edition of Bruce Eckel's Thinking in Java, it's quite good in my opinion.
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what do u want to buy chap?
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Probably world of Java with all programmers and all programs ever created
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Sun are in dire straights at the moment. I'm sure if you put in a good offer...

But seriously, the JDK and a far few good IDEs are totally free and available for download.
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A good well rounded reference book for Java would be "Java: How to Program" by Dietel.

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