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Learning Java 3rd Edition

Amazon.com: Learning Java
Amazon.co.uk: Learning Java



Amazon.com: Effective Java
Amazon.co.uk: Effective Java
Joshua Bloch is a Java genius. A 2nd edition is out soon according to Amazon.com


Recommendations (Updated for Java 5):

Thinking in Java (4th Edition)

Amazon.com: Java Puzzlers

Amazon.com: Java Precisely, 2nd Edition

Java Cookbook , Second Edition
I have the first edition which is excellent, but the 2nd edition is updated for Java 5 so that's on the list to purchase.

Head First Java , Second Edition

Java Network Programming , Third Edition

Head First Design Patterns

Java 5.0 Tiger: A Developer's Notebook

Filthy Rich Clients: Developing Animated and Graphical Effects for Desktop Java™ Applications

Amazon.com: Pragmatic Unit Testing in Java with JUnit

Amazon.com: Java How to Program (7th Edition)

Amazon.com: Java Concurrency in Practice
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