> Actually, never read any of it, but I know Curiel is a fan, so I guess
> you've got a point. Nonetheless, I found the discussions on said
> newsgroup enlightening.
I read most of *Thinking in Java* on Lorin's recommendation, and found it
very useful. Eckel's writing style is irritating, because he sounds as
though he's trying to talk to a 5th grader and he's a little cutesy, but
he's thorough and clear and very good at exemplifying all the details in
helpful code examples. Much more than I can say for almost every other
computer book author I've ever read.
E
--
Erik Curiel
sometime web-engineer/almost philosopher
"The affairs of human beings are not worthy of great seriousness,
and yet we must take them seriously."
---Plato, *The Laws*
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