Starting Out with Java: From Control Structures through Data Structures (What's New in Computer Science)
by Tony Gaddis, Godfrey Muganda
Starting Out with Java provides an introductory path into programming with Java, moving from essential control structures through data structures. It is intended for learners developing foundational computer science knowledge and building familiarity with the language’s core programming concepts.
About This Book
Starting Out with Java introduces the Java programming language for learners beginning their study of programming.
The book covers foundational control structures, helping readers develop an understanding of how programs direct their actions.
It then progresses to data structures, broadening the scope from basic programming concepts to organizing and working with data.
Suitable for introductory computer science and Java coursework, the book presents a structured path through these core topics.
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