Books for preparation for Oracle certification:

just @ man And how many courses?

Books on java




Post has been edited0ndsk4n - 07.01.19, 14:40

Book on C ++
Herbert Schildt

K. Horstmann - Java. Library professionals 10 edition 2017



Post has been editedninja74 - 16.04.19, 17:17

Hello. Advise the book on programming for Android for beginners (that's straight for real dummies, level 0). Which tells of the PLO as a whole, the introduction I was awake, and the basics of programming. With me. +

Kokwe,
Head first java + android

Post has been editedAndroid..DEV - 19.01.19, 20:13

Android..DEV , Android Library (Post vlad_13th # 47219031)
This?

Kokwe,
there '18 somewhere in the subject line

Android..DEV , Android Library (Post ZaguraVladimir # 75208120)
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Kokwe,
The Java preferred to start Shildt, Horstmann, book of the series Head First (an amateur), and, if you already have the experience of owning a different language, Java philosophy Eckel. Also, algorithms something like Sedgwick, LaforГЄt or feed. And Android or book Reto Meier, Android or for professionals from the Big Nerd Ranch.

The Java can also read a Head First, it is quite good for beginners.

it is necessary to read many different books beforeI am writing whyand furtherone reason

and such that all in one - such a book does not and can not

Post has been editedpavlofff - 20.01.19, 05:24

Java concurrency in practice - Brian Goetz in Russian (format .pdf)

Java concurrency in practice_BrianGoetz_rus.pdf(4.97 MB)


Post has been editedsinicyn - 27.01.19, 19:40

Head First. Programming for Android.2018 g

Sun Microsystems - Code Conventions (1997)
• English language;
• .pdf format.

SunMicrosystems_CodeConventions-1997.pdf(128.89 KB)


Post has been editedsinicyn - 04.02.19, 13:57

Well, smart white people wrote. Where did these moronic Hindu mValueName come from?

Post has been editedn007 - 04.02.19, 20:11

Oh, exactly, I remembered!
Microsoft was to be expected.

You do not confuse the design of the code and notation (the naming of variable names, etc.)?

This is a notation that helps in perception, and in the book rules for formatting code. What is wrong with the notations? Nobody needs to use them, but in general they help. You can also not use formatting, write all one line.
In general, this is not exactly the Hungarian notation (since s in it is a string and other differences), but AOSP recommendations:https: //source.android...eld-naming-conventions

Post has been editedclever_man - 04.02.19, 20:45