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BRLivros sobre Java? 📚👇
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SAHow to MASTER Java for FREE #coding #java #compsci #fyp
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THMy go to programming book recommendation for someone who wants to gain a deeper understanding on how to model real world systems 👩🏽💻📖🧠
I always recommend this book for so many reasons:
✨ the eBook is completely free to download, making it accessible to anyone interested!
✨ Even if you’re a beginner at programming or experienced, it’s a must-read for if you’re looking to level up your problem-solving skills and explore the intersection of art and technology!
📌 The Nature of Code by Daniel Shiffman
💭 Summary: This book will teach you how to use Java to model physics, biology and neural networks by blending art and maths and programming. It will also show you how to create cool dynamic visualisations with interactive simulations inspired by nature!
.. & of course hands down the most aesthetic coding book we’ve ever seen💅🏽💓
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CODid you know that Java behaves differently when comparing wrapper classes like Integer? 🤯
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This happens because of Integer caching mechanism in Java — only values between -128 to 127 are cached. Anything outside that range creates a new object, so == compares references, not values. 🧠💡
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IMSave this so you don’t forget 💡
If you want to learn Java, you have a few options:
1. If you prefer books, then I’d recommend ‘Head First Java’. You can find the link for this in my bio 🔥 It is a really good book that covers essential Java programming concepts including classes, objects, threads, collections, and other language features such as generics, enums, variable arguments and auto-boxing. They also have an advanced section on Swing, networking and Java IO. It makes it a complete package for Java beginners. This should be your first Java book if you’re starting from scratch.
2. If you have more time and want to learn from someone who’s fun, interactive and gives sweets to his students when they get the answers right; then I highly recommend ‘Programming Methodology’ by Stanford on YouTube. It is taught by Professor Mehran Sahami and you don’t have to watch all the lectures. He explains things so well and although the lectures are old, you will learn so much in a short space of time. You can use this alongside the ‘Head First Java’ book above.
3. If you want something more challenging with a focus on getting a programming job, check out ‘Object Oriented Java Programming: Data Structures and Beyond Specialization’ on Coursera. You can enrol for free (without the certificate). In there you’ll learn object oriented programming in Java and quickly move onto data structures and algorithms as well as mastering the software engineering interview - all in Java. This is highly useful if you need to apply for a Java engineering job at a bigger tech company soon.
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THA book to teach you how to combine coding with creative projects & gain a deeper understanding on how to model real world systems 👩🏽💻📖🧠
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✨ Even if you’re a beginner at programming or experienced, it’s a must-read for if you’re looking to level up your problem-solving skills and explore the intersection of art and technology!
📌 The Nature of Code by Daniel Shiffman
💭 Summary: This book will teach you how to use Java to model physics, biology and neural networks by blending art and maths and programming. It will also show you how to create cool dynamic visualisations with interactive simulations inspired by nature!
.. hands down the most aesthetic coding book we’ve ever seen💅🏽💓
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COWe asked our team members which books they recommend all programmers read. 📚 Here’s what they said:
📕 Clean Code by Robert C. Martin — This book is a lesson in “just because you can, doesn’t mean you should.” You’ll learn best practices in writing clean, readable, and maintainable code.
📘 Refactoring UI by Adam Wathan & Steve Schoger — All about UI design for programmers, this book will change how you look at web interfaces.
📗 Life in Code by Ellen Ullman — Part memoir, part collection of essays, this book paints a vivid picture of what it was like to be a woman engineer during the early days of the dotcom boom.
📕 Code Complete by Steve McConnell — This is commonly considered one of the best practical guides to programming and is a favorite among our team. You’ll learn about the art of software development from design to debugging.
📘 Cracking the Coding Interview by Gayle Laakmann McDowell — You can never be too prepared for the technical interview. This book covers over 150 programming questions commonly asked by hiring managers.
Which programming books do you recommend? Let us know in the comments!
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