Your idea of not using Google is pretty good. I'd recommend you find a good reference guide book for Java, if you choose to stick to it. It helped me a lot on the beginning when Google wasn't a thing.
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Thanks, I'm actually searching for a good reference book. Now. Humble bundle has Java in a Nutshell on it, I'm thinking of picking it up. Any others you would recommend?
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Your idea of not using Google is pretty good. I'd recommend you find a good reference guide book for Java, if you choose to stick to it. It helped me a lot on the beginning when Google wasn't a thing.
Thanks, I'm actually searching for a good reference book. Now. Humble bundle has Java in a Nutshell on it, I'm thinking of picking it up. Any others you would recommend?