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I’m going to share some of the best Java books. These books have stood the test of time and become more and more important as the years go by.
Whether it’s this year or next, there’s always a lot to learn, which is why I thought I’d share it with you.
Below is my list of some of the most popular and important books I recommend for Java programmers. Without further ado, let’s get started
Top10 books for Java programmers:
1. Effective Java
There will be no surprises if this book comes first. Effective Java by Joshua Bloch is the best Java book ever written.
This is definitely a must-read. You’ll learn a lot about Java and its apis.
2, Clean Code
As the title suggests, it teaches you to write better code, which is a very hard thing to learn. To be honest, learning Java is easy, but writing better Java code is difficult because it uses powerful OOP principles, which is the essence of this book.
Java Concurrency in Practice
Multithreading and concurrency are important parts of Java programming. In practice, there is no better book to learn and master this tricky subject than Brian Goetz’s Java Concurrency.
Although this book only deals with Java 5, it is a gem for any serious Java developer.
4. Head First Design Patterns
Understanding OOP and design patterns is important to writing any Java application. The Head First design pattern is the best book to learn this in Java.
If you are serious about learning design patterns in Java, start reading:
Java SE 9 for busy people
If you’re in a hurry to learn Java, I recommend this book, which has been fully updated for Java SE 9.
6, Java: A Beginner’s Guide
If you need a comprehensive Java book, this is it. Despite its title, Java: A Beginner’s Guide is one of the most complete books on learning Java.
7, Head First object-oriented Analysis and Design
Head-first Object-oriented analysis and design form the “head-first” trilogy for Java programmers, namely head-First Java, Head-First design pattern, and Head-First OOAD.
It actually complements the Head First design pattern and explains object-oriented programming and design techniques.
The most important techniques learned from this book are coding for interfaces and how to encapsulate changes.
8. Practical Java Programming
This is a focus on actual combat, but also pay attention to the underlying “internal work” (memory analysis, JVM, data structure) training of the book, this book can help beginners through Java programming “monitor two veins”. This book is a collection of the author’s 11 years of Java teaching essence, is suitable for both beginners and already working developers review.
Published jointly by Shang Xuetang and Tsinghua University Press, known as “the Little Red Book of Java”
9. Training Manual for Programmers
With the essence of twelve years of learning and working experience, combined with the summing up of many years of teaching experience of the dean and teaching director of Beijing Shangxuetang college, this book is specially designed to play a positive role for all students who want to enter the ranks of programmers. \
10. “Programmer Interviews”
This set of videos summarizes the interview questions, with reference answers (ebook provided)
Enumerates many IT company interview real questions, applies the Java programmer position common examination point and the knowledge system all carries on the classification and the induction collation.
The problem set is suitable for programmers applying for Java and JavaEE positions as a review, learning, and reinforcement material for interview, as well as for other programmers as an extended reading material.
