Java Programming

Intermediate Concepts for the Fundamentals of Object Oriented Programming

By: Scott Bernard

Narrated by: Sean Posvistak

Java Programming: Intermediate Concepts for the Fundamentals of Object Oriented Programming.

This is the second in a series of audiobooks dedicated to learning about Java and Java programming. Java is a simple yet powerful programming language, taught in colleges, and used by companies all over the world. It is one of the most common programming languages used in modern business, and a graspable entry into the object-oriented class of programming languages. This audiobook will take you from knowledgeable beginner to junior programmer, learning the most common commands and concepts used to manipulate the many facets of Java's toolset. You will finish this entry in the series with the knowledge and skills necessary to write intermediate level Java programs, and the foundation of learning necessary to progress to the advanced, more complex facets of Java, smoothly and seamlessly.

In this audiobook, you will learn about:

• Control Flow
• Nested Loops
• Break Statements
• Method Overloading
• Arrays
• Lists

You'll learn many more aspects of the powerful Java language. Whether your end goal is to work in Silicon Valley, create games, or build your own app - every journey begins with a single step. Take the next step on your journey to harness the power of code.

PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying reference material will be available in your My Library section along with the audio.

©2017 Scott Bernard (P)2017 Scott Bernard

Very good content...

This book has very good content but is horrible as as audio book due to having to listen to five minute long code descriptions including curly braces and tabs.

I honestly could have gotten so much from just being able to listen to Java concepts over and over but the code description made it unbearable so I will have to go out and buy the book also even though I hate reading.

Meaty Java Book

I bought the first book in this series, so I knew what to expect. This book has a lot of detail. The author does a great job explaining the functions of Java and following up with examples. Listen with a pencil and notebook handy for the code!

Don't read the code

It was fine until the narrator started reading through each line of code...it should just refer people to the book of they need to see specific lines.

helped me

Resourceful, easy to understand, well-delivered, and super informative! Probably the most inexpensive route to learning Java Programming

syntax read out is not necessary. I was expecting

syntax read out is not necessary. I was expecting though high high g2g g2g tt