what authors do u recommend for java books, for the 3 progressions stages of a coder. And just authors in the cs space in general or any related field closley tied to cs like electrical engineering
For beginners I have to shoutout Daniel Liang again, "Introduction to Java Programming and Data Structures" is great. Or try "Head First Java" by Kathy Sierra and Bert Bates. Pick one. After reading one of those I would honestly say drop the books for a minute and start working on projects. Nothing too crazy, no need to reinvent the wheel, and Daniel's textbook has a lot of exercises you can take inspirations from.
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Wait why are people watching this? 😂 I guess I’ll up the quality in the next part
at some point in the journey, could u do a vid over a project you did using c++ and your thoughts and experiences going into it
@@GerardoNava-q4x Sure I'll keep that in mind. Should be a interesting video
what authors do u recommend for java books, for the 3 progressions stages of a coder. And just authors in the cs space in general or any related field closley tied to cs like electrical engineering
For beginners I have to shoutout Daniel Liang again, "Introduction to Java Programming and Data Structures" is great. Or try "Head First Java" by Kathy Sierra and Bert Bates. Pick one.
After reading one of those I would honestly say drop the books for a minute and start working on projects. Nothing too crazy, no need to reinvent the wheel, and Daniel's textbook has a lot of exercises you can take inspirations from.