Help: Learning Java.
By silvermoney
@silvermoney (241)
India
January 21, 2009 1:55am CST
Java is best for web.So what are the best books to learn Core java as well as advance java.can any one give a little idea about web servers and application servers?
3 responses
@user_786 (1338)
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21 Jan 09
There are many books but i like 'idiots - The complete guide to Java'
There are ofcourse so many websites to learn java. I would recommend joining java forum where people send program requirements and answers to these so these will be very much helpful in leaning java
@saichandtalluri (1486)
• India
22 Jan 09
Yes java is the best web there are many books but i like one book i have learnt java from that book it will be in orange colour and i don't remember the name correctly.
You have to practice JAVA more then only you will become perfect in JAVA. Just reading is not enough for JAVA the more you practise on the computer then you will learn it more.
@dawon007 (184)
• India
21 Jan 09
There are many good books that are published by the Sun Microsystem Press of the Sun Microsystems, the company which brought out the language, that give a clear picture of the language. Also there are books that help you prepare for the Java Certification exam by the same publishers. The Java How To Programme by Deitel and Deitel is also a good one for a novice. You need an understanding of the C and C++ languages inorder to start smoothily.
A web server is a computer that stores the web pages and send them to the web browsers that is present in our PC's. First a request is made by the web browser to the web server get a web page after the web browser has identified the server for the particular website. If the page is there in the server, the programmes that is present in the server will find it and will sendit to the web browser. It is similar to a server-client relation. The website mylot is hosted by a web server.
Application servers on the other hand are the computers that do specific tasks. They often are very fast and can serve many number of clients at the same time. They are generally found in offices and research centers.


