RE: Referred books

?What is the use of a book,? thought Alice, ?without pictures or
conversations?? 

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> Subject: RE: Referred books
> From: RPower@xxxxxxxxxx
> Date: Wed, March 02, 2005 10:21 am
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> I like pictures and examples.
> Perhaps one of the reasons I don't like using the IBM books.
> Thanks,
> 
> Ron Power
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> I'm glad you're going to start the great journey into Java.  I hope my
> book is a help to you.  People either love my writing or hate it (story
> of my life <grin>).  People who are looking for a reference manual of
> every possible keystroke and command don't like it; they think there are
> too many screen shots.  But those want a specific, step by step
> introduction that takes nothing for granted seem to like it.
> 
> And although there's very little traffic, there is even a website for
> any of my books: http://forums.plutabrothers.com/Books.  Feel free to
> drop by there if you have any questions.
> 
> Joe
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> (And thanks to those who recommend my books to others.  I thank you.  My
> wife thanks you.  Anthony thanks you, although it usually sounds more
> like "Ba-ba" or "Out".  But you can tell, he really appreciates it.)
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> > From: RPower@xxxxxxxxxx
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> > To all who referred the Head First Java book and WDSC step by step,
> thank
> > you very much.  I'm only 1/4 way into the Head First Java, but I
> finally
> > understand inheritance and polymorphism.  An employee is a person, but
> a
> > person is not necessarily an employee lol.  Therefore, Employee
> extends
> > Person.  Now a lot of this stuff is starting to fall into place.
> > Can't wait to start the WDSc Step by Step.
> > 
> > Thanks again from a future Java programmer (I hope lol)
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