Java from Novice to Expert
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Who it's for
A good fit for
- 完全没有编程基础、想系统入门 Java 的在校学生
- 计算机专业在读、需要一本配套教材跟课的本科生
- 从其他语言转来、想补齐 Java 面向对象与常用类库的开发者
- 培训班的学员、希望通过完整项目建立开发流程概念的初学者
Not a good fit for
- 已有 Java 开发经验、想深入研究 JVM 调优或并发原理的工程师
- 只做前端或脚本开发、短期不打算学 Java 的人
- 期待书中以 Spring Boot 等现代主流框架为主线的读者
Reading tips
- 严格按四篇顺序推进,基础与面向对象部分不要跳读,后面进阶章节都建立在前两篇之上。
- 每章末尾的同步练习与动手实践建议亲手敲一遍,尤其是数组、字符串、集合这类高频考点。
- 先把配套环境(JDK + IDE)跑通再读第 3 章之后的代码,环境问题最消耗初学者的信心。
- 第三个阶段结束后动手做两个实战项目,再回头补读相关章节,理解会明显加深。
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Founded in 1980, Tsinghua University Press has 57 titles in our collection, covering popular science, medicine, health, law, philosophy and social sciences. Representative works include medical popular-science books such as Cancer Truth: Doctors Are Reading It Too and New Knowledge on Cancer by Bo Luo (Li Zhizhong), legal titles such as Sunshine Is the Best Preservative: Express Delivery of Major Global Anti-Corruption Cases, and works like Qi Ge's A Brief History of Philosophy with Big Ideas and Liu Yunhao's From the Internet to a New Industrial Revolution. Its authors include science writers, medical researchers, the Renmin University of China anti-corruption master's class and university scholars, reflecting a publishing profile that balances academic seriousness with accessible reading. As public information is limited, this profile is based only on the titles in our collection.
Contents
- Guan's Original Multi-Format Tutorial
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About the author
Guan Dongsheng, born in December 1973, is a Chinese mobile development expert, CTO, IT author, founder and chief training expert of Zhijie Classroom, a Cocos Most Valuable Professional (CVP), and a senior lecturer at 51CTO Academy. Proficient in iOS, Android, Python and related technologies, he has participated in projects such as the Beijing public transit card and has written more than fifty technical books, including the iOS Development Guide and Python from Beginner to Expert. His writing focuses on programming fundamentals and practical application. Recent works cover the use of Python, MATLAB and R for scientific plotting and academic charts, as well as AI-era topics such as financial big-data analysis and quantitative trading with tools like ChatGPT and DeepSeek. He often uses comics and full-color illustrations to lower the barrier to learning, balancing interest with practicality.