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Thanks for your very interesting article! I'll not resist forwarding the link to my students!
I recently discovered this book: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/39339133-java-by-comparison
Many of the tips they provide are common with yours. For sure, some parts are specific to Java, but most of the tips are relevant for other languages (at least OO languages)... Also, the book is very practical and intelligently build, using left pages to show a bad code and rights pages to display corrected versions.
Hi,
Thanks for your very interesting article! I'll not resist forwarding the link to my students!
I recently discovered this book:
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/39339133-java-by-comparison
Many of the tips they provide are common with yours. For sure, some parts are specific to Java, but most of the tips are relevant for other languages (at least OO languages)... Also, the book is very practical and intelligently build, using left pages to show a bad code and rights pages to display corrected versions.
I've attempted a sum up of the tips here, but I'm not sure they are useful without all the explainations:
https://github.com/GMTSE/ProjetsJavaMaterial/blob/master/JavaByComparisonSumUp.md
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