What books would be suitable for starting to learn Java with zero basics?

Without a programming foundation, how should I choose a book to start learning Java? I've flipped through some of the famous books on the internet, but it's still a little difficult. Is there a book that goes from shallow to deep?

Answer 1

If you want to learn the programming language from scratch, here are some recommended books:

1 "Thinking in Java": This is a classic introductory book on the language. It explains the basic knowledge and application techniques of the programming language in simple terms, suitable for beginners to read.

2 Head First Java: This is a book that explains the programming language in a visual way. It helps you quickly master the basic knowledge and skills of the programming language through interesting cases and practice questions.

3.<<Core programming>>(Core technology of the java-programming language): This is a comprehensive introduction to the core concepts and API of the java-programming language. It is suitable for readers who have a certain foundation in java-programming.

4.<<The Real Combat of Parallel Java>>(<The Real Combat of Parallel Java>>): This is a book for beginners of parallel programming. It explains the basic knowledge and application scenarios of parallel programming in simple terms. It is suitable for beginners and readers with a certain foundation in parallel programming.

In short, the above books are very suitable for readers who start learning the Java programming language. You can choose one or more of them to learn according to your actual situation and needs.