The "don't panic" guide to programming in Java
By: Graham Smyth, Chris Stephenson.
Contributors: Stephenson, Christine, 1957-
Edition: 1st ed.
Publisher: Holt Software Associates
Published: 2001
Place of publication: Toronto, Ont
Language: eng
Number of pages: 110
Subjects: Java (Computer program language) -- Study and teaching (Secondary).; Programming languages (Electronic computers) -- Study and teaching (Secondary).; Computer programming -- Study and teaching (Secondary).; Computer science -- Study and teaching (Secondary).
Other titles: Programming in Java
Description: "Created as a workbook-like resource for introducing programming to students using the Java language, [this resource] is an accessible learning tool which introduces students to problem solving and computer programming. By reading the text and completing the exercises, students learn the various parts that make up a computer system, how computers are used to solve problems, what a problem solving model is, and how to input instructions into the computer to create real programs of their own. [This resource] makes use of Ready to Program, an easy-to-use Java development environment that allows students to start writing Java programs quickly without wasting time learning the intricacies of a professional development environment. It uses a helper Console class to get students writing programs quickly."--Publisher's website (www.holtsoft.com)
Notes: Ready to program with Java technology.

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