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At school, we are required to do projects in the next few weeks in Java. Can you recommend me a good online tutorial (or book) that I can have a look? Thanks
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Can you recommend me a good online tutorial (or book) that I can have a look? Thanks
One of the reasons Java captured such marketshare so quickly is because Sun made a great deal of documentations (including books & tutorials...) freely available to the development community. You should browse their offerings at the following:

http://java.sun.com/developer/onlineTraining/

Following in a similar form, Bruce Eckel took a novel approach as a book author by making his book available online before having it published. When I have taught Java, people have liked his book, however I personally found it a bit wordy. More information on it can be found at the following:

http://www.mindview.net/Books

Although the book can now be purchased, it is still freely available online.
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Another good introduction can be found on www.javabeginner.com
If you have a question about java the www.javaranch.com with the "Big Moose Saloon"-forum should help a lot.

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For books, Java in a nutshell from O'Reilly would probably be handy.
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I had to learn Java during my high school computer science class. And the javadocs certainly helped us.

Javadocs is not really a tutorial, but more of a documentation (like the name says) that will describe methods, functions, classes, etc and how they can be used.

Here's the link to javadocs: http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/api/
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Thank you, all of you. I will have a look and let see how it goes
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