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What books should zero-based JAVA readers read?
Recommend several classic books useful for Java learning, and interested friends can collect them!

1, Java Thinking

A book called the Java Bible is not recommended for initial reading on a zero basis, which will easily lead to the shadow pressure of learning. I suggest you have the ability to watch and learn a lot in the future, no matter what stage.

2, "the first Servle & ampJSP"

This book is really excellent, and I think it is also an excellent one in the HeadFirst series. Although it is written for the exam, it is very suitable for beginners and can let people know why. Although it is thick, it reads quickly. If you are a beginner in Servlet and JSP, I recommend this.

3. "Crazy Java Lecture Notes"

Considering that the English level of most beginners is not enough to read and understand English books directly, this book can be said to be better among JAVA teaching books.

4, "Java from entry to mastery"

As an introduction to Java technology, it is absolutely excellent. The language is simple and easy to understand, and you can understand how to write programs in Java in a week. This book is very friendly to students without any programming language foundation, and it is introduced step by step. But after the basic period, you can put it aside.

5.Java Core Technology: Volume 65438 +0 Basic Knowledge

This series of books is very suitable for people who have a certain programming foundation. Basically, they are all technical explanations, which can help people with programming foundation to master Java technology quickly! But it is not very friendly to beginners, because it is very in-depth, and I feel that the whole book is the focus and I can't find anything really important!

6.Java's study notes

This book is characterized by many authors' unique understanding and explanation of the Java language, which is often confusing to all beginners of the Java language. It is not an exaggeration to call it an ultra-simple primer.

7、《HeadFirstJava》

If you are a person who hates reading, then this book will definitely make you feel very interesting.

It's easy to understand whether the content is read or not.

This book is easy to understand and focused, which is quite suitable for beginners to get started quickly. The disadvantage is that there are too many paragraphs, which are sometimes regarded as joke books.

The above are seven recommended classic Java books, which I hope will be helpful to your study. I also hope that on the way to becoming better Java programmers, we can learn together and make progress together.