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Java : an introduction to computer science and programming

Savitch, Walter

Java : an introduction to computer science and programming Walter Savitch. - Singapore : Pearson Hall, 2001. - xxxiv, 1049 p. 24 cm.

1. Java (Computer program language.

9814096899

QA 76.73 / .Sa267 2001

CS 005.133J / Sa9 2001

Java : an introduction to computer science and programming

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Savitch W., . (2001). Java : an introduction to computer science and programming. Singapore: Pearson Hall.

Chicago

Savitch Walter, . 2001. Java : an introduction to computer science and programming. Singapore: Pearson Hall.

Harvard

Savitch W., . (2001). Java : an introduction to computer science and programming. Singapore: Pearson Hall.

MLA

Savitch Walter, . Java : an introduction to computer science and programming. Singapore: Pearson Hall. 2001.

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