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Key Features:
Comprehensive Coverage: The book covers everything from basic syntax, control structures, and data types to advanced topics like functional programming, lambdas in Java, closures, async operations, and more.
Real-World Project: In the final chapter, you will apply your knowledge by building a full-stack task management application, using Java for the backend (Spring Boot) and JavaScript (React) for the frontend.
Hands-On Examples: Throughout the book, you will find practical examples and exercises that help reinforce the concepts you learn. This hands-on approach ensures that you gain real-world coding experience.
Cross-Language Understanding: By covering both Java and JavaScript, the book demonstrates the key differences and similarities between these two powerful languages, making it easier to transition between them.
Whether you're new to programming or looking to enhance your skills in Java and JavaScript, this book provides the knowledge and tools you need to succeed in modern software development.
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作者简介
Prasun Barua is a graduate engineer in Electrical and Electronic Engineering with a passion for simplifying complex technical concepts for learners and professionals alike. He has authored numerous highly regarded books covering a wide range of electrical, electronic, and renewable energy topics. Some of his notable works include Electronics Transistor Basics, Fundamentals of Electrical Substations, Digital Electronics – Logic Gates, Boolean Algebra in Digital Electronics, Solid State Physics Fundamentals, MOSFET Basics, Semiconductor Device Fabrication Process, DC Circuit Basics, Diode Basics, Fundamentals of Battery, VLSI Design Basics, How to Design and Size Solar PV Systems, Switchgear and Protection, Electromagnetism Basics, Semiconductor Fundamentals, and Green Planet.
His books are designed to provide clear, concise, and practical knowledge, making them valuable resources for students, engineers, and technology enthusiasts worldwide. All of these titles are available on Amazon.
