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Objects first with Java by David J. Barnes, Michael Kolling, David Barnes · Booklabria

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David J. Barnes, Michael Kolling, David Barnes
Objects first with Java

Study and teachingComputers

Objects first with Java

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First published: 2002
Language: English
Editions: 18

Synopsis

This introductory programming textbook integrates BlueJ with Java. It provides a thorough treatment of object-oriented principles.

Subjects: Study and teaching
Computers
Literary collections
Computer science
Programming
Java

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