Which book is better for learning Java as a beginner?

Answer 1

i always suggest head first java 2nd edition and many people agree generally with edition "head first" are great for beginners. but... it is out dated. After that or some other book you have to start learning Java 8 and to see big changes. For begining it is ok to learn how was it before. Those changes are advanced and you do not have to care right now for them but just to know you will have next and newer level.

Answer 2

thank you @maxcookmax I'd like to learn java for Android Development. What powerful books you should advise for this reason?

Answer 3

1-https://www.sololearn.com/Discuss/1121470/which-book-is-better-for-learning-java-as-a-beginner
2-https://www.sololearn.com/Course/Java/
3-https://www.quora.com/Which-sites-are-good-for-learning-Java

Answer 4

Initially, you can refer to Java Programming by Herbert Schildt and once you are quite okay with the basics, just start reading OCA/OCP by Kathy Sierra from starting. You will really be able to get good grasp over the language and once you complete your Java SE, you may learn Swings or if you want to pursue a career in Java Web Development then you must start reading Head First JSP and Servlets. For learning purpose it is recommended that you code in simple editor like Notepad++.
or you can start with https://www.sololearn.com/learning/1068 course offered by Sololearn and you can check the best Java books here(https://learndunia.com/best-java-books/), hope this will help you.