Re: java books

[Matthew M Murphy]

Rick,

I recently purchased "Thinking in Java" based on some strong
reccommendations that I read on slashdot.  I haven't finished it yet, but
it looks very good so far.  I think it would be great for modelling
because it contains a lot of OOP theory and not just API documentation...

All the best,
Matt


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On Fri, 15 Sep 2000, Rick Riolo wrote:

> 
> Do any of you have suggestions for recent books on
> java, books for complete programming novices and/or
> for people who are programmers but don't know java.
> As you might suspect, i'm most interested in books
> that would be most useful for building swarm-based
> models using java (including graphical displays).
> 
> thanks!
> 
>  - r
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