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Similar questions have already been asked and even exactly the same.
For example, here the question was: How to start learning programming? and I answered him. Here the answer is the same.
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Look toward the books of O'Reilly.
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I started with the book Java 2. The most complete guide . I don’t know how good it is from the point of view of avid Java programmers, but I was completely satisfied as a tutorial for a beginner. True Java was not the first for me.
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"The java philosophy" is a nice little book.
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