Which books should i read beside sololearn?

Question

Hi guys I am having fun using this app , and I want to have more knowledge . So should I read some other books if should, then which should I read . Suggest . Thanks...

Answer 1

https://geekbrains.ru/posts/java_books

Answer 2

Try Deitel

Answer 3

Given the fact that the sharpest of your weapons is Java, I would suggest you to read the "Thinking in Java" by Bruce Eckel. Not only is it complete and comprehensive, but also full of clear and direct examples, as well as tasks to challenge you. Thinking in Java explains the why of Java: Why it was designed the way it was, why it works the way it does, why it sometimes doesn’t work, why it’s better than C++, why it’s not.
Despite the book being a bit dated, it covers a whole lot of concepts that never get old.

Answer 4

I'm reading "Head first Java", if you want to learn this language, the book is very practical and fun! :D

Answer 5

Thinking Java

Answer 6

Baloney I think first you should complete any course of your choice from this app along with implementing the code shown, then try reading mentioned book , then again revisit the course , but never stop coding that's the main thing.

Answer 7

yeah i found deitel book and even head first . Will definately make time to study these books.

Answer 8

you must join codeacademy.com its more better than sololearn in terms of teaching a language

Answer 9

Deitel- Internet & world wide web
How to Program written by H.M. Deitel, P.J Deitel &T.R Nieto.

Answer 10

@Mushtaque Deitel is writer name, you can search Deitel java book in google.

Answer 11

thanks Remmae I will look for it

Answer 12

hello Gabriel if you have answer please do share.
And @Asghar same question has been asked in community please do check that.

Answer 13

"Principles and practices using C++ second edition" made by sir Stroustrup Bjarne, creator of C++. Very good book for even the people that don't know a thing about programming.

Answer 14

Anything from the O'REILLY collection.

Answer 15

Sergio it's nothing bad just roaming in QA thread you get high knowledge.
And sorry if i didn't reply earlier I was very busy.

Answer 16

Give me the email adress i have the content. I will email you 😊

Answer 17

introduction to java programming ...8th edition

Answer 18

Head fast java

Answer 19

well u can refer to The Complete Reference for Java and the same for C++. These are easily available online as e books on a simple Google search.And these books go in real depth of the language so make sure you are up to it. You can also refer to Javatpoint.com. I personally prefer the latter as it helps to keep up my enthusiasm. The book is in more depth for sure.

Answer 20

for web development i suggest www.w3schools.com front end and backend step by step tuts this was my favourite andstill use it for reference