Objects Have Class: An Introduction to Programming With Java

by David Poplawski

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• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0072423404
• ISBN13: 9780072423402
• Release Date: July 2001
• Publisher: McGraw-Hill Science/Engineering/Math
• Length: 540 Pages
• Weight: 1.80 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Great Book !

Objects Have Class! does an excellent job of explaining to the reader the fundamentals of Java and an object-oriented paradigm. Likewise, it explains cocepts in a straightfoward, easy-to-follow manner...Only a completely naive person would describe Dave Poplawski's explanatory methods as being overly simple or "childish" or "just starting on your first computer." The fact of the matter is that through brilliant code examples and a helpful animator, THE PRINCIPAL CONCEPTS/TECHNIQUES in object oriented programming are taught - an aspect that is DIRECTLY STATED ON THE BACK COVER OF THE BOOK. If you purchase this book with the intent of becoming a "Bad...Java Dude!" - please don't. The bottom line is that the book successfully accomplishes it's clearly stated goal: ... give students an thorough introduction to java and the object-oriented paradigm.3. Anybody who said the Documentation would teach a person better than the book obviously did not get an "A" in Dave Poplawski's class or is too stupid to realize that they actually did learn something from the book.

Excellent java book

Very good for person learning java programming! The language of this book is very easy to understand. It explains the important concepts in such a clear manner that you cannot misundertand it. This is the best textbook I've ever seen for java programming!

Absolutely Amazing ! ! !

This book is absolutely wonderful. It truly accomplishes the goal of creating a solid foundation for computer programmers. It doesn't matter what level of experience a person has, Poplawski's book will handle the details! "A+ Work"