Principles of Programming
Java Level 1
Published on 27. December 2015
100 pages
978-1-5144-3037-8 (ISBN)
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Principles of Programming: Java Level 1 is a minimalist computer science textbook, designed for a short, intensive, beginner-level coding course. Unlike other textbooks, this book does not attempt to cover all of Java. The book starts you off with "Hello World," gradually adding new concepts, in order of increasing complexity. Topics covered include screen output, information storage and processing, user input, Boolean logic and decision making, and looping. After learning all the concepts, you get to build a simple game. Finally, the book features a guide to getting help and the definitions of its few technical terms.
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Jonathan Frank grew up and currently lives in the Northeastern United States. He is passionate about math, programming, and teaching both subjects to students of all ages and backgrounds. Since 2007, he had dreamed of writing a programming textbook. He now has ten years of programming experience (several languages) and a BS in computer science from the NYU Polytechnic School of Engineering. Armed with these assets, he penned Principles of Programming: Java Level 1. Imagine his voice patiently reading the words to you, in the conversational tone of his first book.
