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A guide to programming with FORTRAN 90, aimed at any computing student using FORTRAN. This book is excellent for beginners of FORTRAN programming. It is useful for anyone without any programming knowledge.

Printed in the United States of America. Hanes, Walker Holt, John B. Hubbard, Arni Sigurjonsson, Andrew Somers, Maureen Walker, and Nat Withers.

It gives you hundreds of completely worked problems with full solutions on the information that you really need to know. Hundreds of additional problems let you test your skills, then check the answers. This comprehensive study guide can be used with any textbook, but it's so complete it's ideal for independent study!

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Comments: (7)

Kelezel

a very good source of introductory Java 2 material ... despite the frequent typos, I learned a lot from the examples and exercises ... note however that Java has advanced significantly since this book was written

Nicanagy

I would say add the word advanced to the title. I am a beginner and the way Schaum's Outlined Java is for people who already have a knowledge of the basics but I have to say Schaum's books are never bad books. This one is just not titled correctly. Thanks

Tojahn

Haven't used it much, but it looks promising!

DrayLOVE

A little old but better than nothing.

Quellik

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Arakus

This Schaum's outline really disappoints me. First of all, it doesn't even come close to the typical Schaum's formula - some theory, some worked examples, some exercises with solutions, some additional unsolved exercises. I would expect some deviation from the formula on a Schaum's outline that is about a programming language, but the biggest problem in this outline is the complete absence of programming exercises. It is impossible to know if you understand a programming language if you cannot come up with a program that works yourself. Also, the instruction part of the Schaum's is not detailed enough to really "get" the material. Especially flimsy is any material on event handling in Java. This is tricky material to explain to a Java newbie, but it is essential, since otherwise a user really has no way to interact with a Java program. I suggest if you want to learn Java that you pick up either "Head First Java" or "Core Java", and skip this outline completely. I give it two stars only because, even though I found a few errors in the code here and there, there is nothing really wrong with the facts given or the examples presented, even though they are not helpful to the end task of learning Java.

Rollers from Abdun

The book offers a quick ramp up into Java coding. It chooses to omit many descriptions of graphics classes. The focus is on the pure computational classes. You can get a fast understanding of the core of these classes. Enough to write simple programs. While 1 chapter is about graphics, it is very skimpy and you should not be encouraged to learn from it.

A shortcoming is the lack of exercise sets. Schaum's books are often replete with these. Here, no less than in other topics, exercises are needed. The cover is somewhat misleading. It says fully solved exercises are present. Indeed. But what is also needed are exercises that are NOT fully solved.

I used Schaum's Outlines Series during college and was always impressed. This one was also impressing!

I have also repeatedly noticed that Java can be difficult to learn. This is because it is really Object-Oriented and I always found it difficult to have the JDK and everything else together for a student that was getting the first exposure to Java to obtain practical experience to build confidence.

Bruce Razban,
President/Founder, Razban Internet International,
Silicon Valley, CA, USA

In the fourteen chapters, this book does an good job of helping students get a grasp of Java, compare their answers to correct answers and learn from their mistakes instantly. The typical problem for others that do not have this book is that they get stuck and then, they have to find the correct answer by trial and error.

I would however, recommend a more robust coverage of the Object-Oriented example.

I found this book as a very good way to teach and learn, and it is reasonably priced.

Bruce Razban,
President/Founder, Razban Internet International
Silicon Valley, CA, USA