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JAVA ΠΡΟΓΡΑΜΜΑΤΙΣΜΟΣ 10Η ΕΚΔΟΣΗ

Authors: Harvey M. Deitel,Paul J. Deitel

Thousands of students and professionals have learned programming and software development from Deitel's books, videos, e-books, and online centers. This book provides a clear, simple, engaging, and...

Thousands of students and professionals have learned programming and software development from Deitel's books, videos, e-books, and online centers. This book provides a clear, simple, engaging, and entertaining introduction to programming with Java, using the object-oriented approach.

The material included is: Rich coverage of fundamental functions with...

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  • Language Greek
  • Number of pages Number of pages 1664
  • Cover Cover Soft
  • Year of publication Year of publication 2015
  • Publisher Publisher Giourdas M.
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Thousands of students and professionals have learned programming and software development from Deitel®'s books, videos, e-books, and online centers. This book provides a clear, simple, engaging, and entertaining introduction to programming with Java, using the object-oriented approach.

The material included is: Rich coverage of fundamental functions with real-world examples. Friendly presentation of classes and objects with an object-oriented approach. Usage with Java™ SE 7 or Java™ SE 8 or both. Java™ SE 8 is covered in optional modular sections. Java™ SE 8 lambda, streams, and functional interfaces with default and static methods. Graphical user interfaces with Swing and JavaFX, graphics, and multimedia.

Challenging exercises and video notes Comprehensive exception handling. Files, data streams, and object serialization. Concurrency for optimal performance on multicore processors. Other topics covered: recursion, searching, sorting, generic collections, data structures, multithreading, databases (JDBC™ and JPA), web application development, REST-based web services. Optional case study on object-oriented design of an ATM.

Comments from technical reviewers of the book: "It gives new programmers knowledge gained from years of experience in software development." – Edward E. Gehringer, North Carolina State University. "It presents practices and methodologies of good design starting from the basics. An excellent starting point for developing high-quality Java applications." – Simon Ritter, Sun Microsystems. "The realistic examples in the book can be used with Java SE 7 or SE 8, providing flexibility for students and instructors. Great case studies are provided that instructors can use as a foundation for further development." – Khallai Taylor, Triton College and Lonestar College – Kingwood. "A wonderful book with many examples from various fields – excellent for typical introductory programming courses." – William E. Duncan, Louisiana State University.

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Authors
Harvey M. Deitel, Paul J. Deitel
Publisher
Giourdas M.
Original Title
Java How To Program (Early Objects), 10th Edition
Type
Technology, Computers - Informatics
Language
Greek
Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
1664
Release Date
10/2015
Publication Date
2015
Dimensions
17x24 cm
ISBN-13
9789605126810

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  • janalex
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    janalex

    The translation is indeed full of nonsense. I wonder if it was documented by some expert, for example, the expression "functional programming" is translated as operational programming instead of functional. It's funny to read but it distracts you from the content.

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  • breezer
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    1 out of 1 members found this review helpful
    breezer

    Finally, an easily understandable book with a nice structure for beginners that deepens as it progresses. It doesn't throw you straight into the deep end, maintaining a good learning curve to keep your interest and allow you to progress comfortably.

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  • baggelis1997
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    4 out of 4 members found this review helpful
    baggelis1997

    The book is good if you buy the English edition.
    There is plenty of material from the publishing company that electronically "accompanies" the book.
    It is quite extensive and within its 1600+ pages it covers perhaps too much for a beginner (The first 900 pages along with some appendices could easily constitute a good book on their own).
    It contains many exercises but unfortunately there are no solutions for checking (at least not for the difficult ones). Of course, the book is quite popular and I believe that there might be people on GitHub who have solved the exercises and provide their answers.

    The big problem is its translation. Many mistakes, many concepts that perhaps should not be translated into Greek because they confuse more, whole sentences that make no sense, etc.
    -For example, I quote half a sentence from the book: "Tightly controlling access and presentation of private data can greatly reduce errors, ..."

    I would suggest, if you want to take a look at the book, to go directly to the original, untranslated version. (And get the latest edition of Java 9, of course.)

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  • janalex
    3
    janalex

    The translation is indeed full of nonsense. I wonder if it was documented by some expert, for example, the expression "functional programming" is translated as operational programming instead of functional. It's funny to read but it distracts you from the content.

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • breezer
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    breezer

    Finally, an easily understandable book with a nice structure for beginners that deepens as it progresses. It doesn't throw you straight into the deep end, maintaining a good learning curve to keep your interest and allow you to progress comfortably.

    Translated from Greek ·
    1
  • baggelis1997
    3
    baggelis1997

    The book is good if you buy the English edition.
    There is plenty of material from the publishing company that electronically "accompanies" the book.
    It is quite extensive and within its 1600+ pages it covers perhaps too much for a beginner (The first 900 pages along with some appendices could easily constitute a good book on their own).
    It contains many exercises but unfortunately there are no solutions for checking (at least not for the difficult ones). Of course, the book is quite popular and I believe that there might be people on GitHub who have solved the exercises and provide their answers.

    The big problem is its translation. Many mistakes, many concepts that perhaps should not be translated into Greek because they confuse more, whole sentences that make no sense, etc.
    -For example, I quote half a sentence from the book: "Tightly controlling access and presentation of private data can greatly reduce errors, ..."

    I would suggest, if you want to take a look at the book, to go directly to the original, untranslated version. (And get the latest edition of Java 9, of course.)

    Translated from Greek ·
    4
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Thousands of students and professionals have learned programming and software development from Deitel®'s books, videos, e-books, and online centers. This book provides a clear, simple, engaging, and entertaining introduction to programming with Java, using the object-oriented approach.

The material included is: Rich coverage of fundamental functions with real-world examples. Friendly presentation of classes and objects with an object-oriented approach. Usage with Java™ SE 7 or Java™ SE 8 or both. Java™ SE 8 is covered in optional modular sections. Java™ SE 8 lambda, streams, and functional interfaces with default and static methods. Graphical user interfaces with Swing and JavaFX, graphics, and multimedia.

Challenging exercises and video notes Comprehensive exception handling. Files, data streams, and object serialization. Concurrency for optimal performance on multicore processors. Other topics covered: recursion, searching, sorting, generic collections, data structures, multithreading, databases (JDBC™ and JPA), web application development, REST-based web services. Optional case study on object-oriented design of an ATM.

Comments from technical reviewers of the book: "It gives new programmers knowledge gained from years of experience in software development." – Edward E. Gehringer, North Carolina State University. "It presents practices and methodologies of good design starting from the basics. An excellent starting point for developing high-quality Java applications." – Simon Ritter, Sun Microsystems. "The realistic examples in the book can be used with Java SE 7 or SE 8, providing flexibility for students and instructors. Great case studies are provided that instructors can use as a foundation for further development." – Khallai Taylor, Triton College and Lonestar College – Kingwood. "A wonderful book with many examples from various fields – excellent for typical introductory programming courses." – William E. Duncan, Louisiana State University.

Manufacturer

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Authors
Harvey M. Deitel, Paul J. Deitel
Publisher
Giourdas M.
Original Title
Java How To Program (Early Objects), 10th Edition
Type
Technology, Computers - Informatics
Language
Greek
Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
1664
Release Date
10/2015
Publication Date
2015
Dimensions
17x24 cm
ISBN-13
9789605126810

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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  • janalex
    3
    janalex

    The translation is indeed full of nonsense. I wonder if it was documented by some expert, for example, the expression "functional programming" is translated as operational programming instead of functional. It's funny to read but it distracts you from the content.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • breezer
    5
    1 out of 1 members found this review helpful
    breezer

    Finally, an easily understandable book with a nice structure for beginners that deepens as it progresses. It doesn't throw you straight into the deep end, maintaining a good learning curve to keep your interest and allow you to progress comfortably.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • baggelis1997
    3
    4 out of 4 members found this review helpful
    baggelis1997

    The book is good if you buy the English edition.
    There is plenty of material from the publishing company that electronically "accompanies" the book.
    It is quite extensive and within its 1600+ pages it covers perhaps too much for a beginner (The first 900 pages along with some appendices could easily constitute a good book on their own).
    It contains many exercises but unfortunately there are no solutions for checking (at least not for the difficult ones). Of course, the book is quite popular and I believe that there might be people on GitHub who have solved the exercises and provide their answers.

    The big problem is its translation. Many mistakes, many concepts that perhaps should not be translated into Greek because they confuse more, whole sentences that make no sense, etc.
    -For example, I quote half a sentence from the book: "Tightly controlling access and presentation of private data can greatly reduce errors, ..."

    I would suggest, if you want to take a look at the book, to go directly to the original, untranslated version. (And get the latest edition of Java 9, of course.)

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • janalex
    3
    janalex

    The translation is indeed full of nonsense. I wonder if it was documented by some expert, for example, the expression "functional programming" is translated as operational programming instead of functional. It's funny to read but it distracts you from the content.

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • breezer
    5
    breezer

    Finally, an easily understandable book with a nice structure for beginners that deepens as it progresses. It doesn't throw you straight into the deep end, maintaining a good learning curve to keep your interest and allow you to progress comfortably.

    Translated from Greek ·
    1
  • baggelis1997
    3
    baggelis1997

    The book is good if you buy the English edition.
    There is plenty of material from the publishing company that electronically "accompanies" the book.
    It is quite extensive and within its 1600+ pages it covers perhaps too much for a beginner (The first 900 pages along with some appendices could easily constitute a good book on their own).
    It contains many exercises but unfortunately there are no solutions for checking (at least not for the difficult ones). Of course, the book is quite popular and I believe that there might be people on GitHub who have solved the exercises and provide their answers.

    The big problem is its translation. Many mistakes, many concepts that perhaps should not be translated into Greek because they confuse more, whole sentences that make no sense, etc.
    -For example, I quote half a sentence from the book: "Tightly controlling access and presentation of private data can greatly reduce errors, ..."

    I would suggest, if you want to take a look at the book, to go directly to the original, untranslated version. (And get the latest edition of Java 9, of course.)

    Translated from Greek ·
    4
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