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Book Review of Hello World(s) -- From Code to Culture: A 10 Year Celebration of Java Technology

Hello World(s) -- From Code to Culture: A 10 Year Celebration of Java Technology
Author: Sun Microsystems Inc.
Genres: Computers & Technology, Reference
Book Type: Hardcover

Jeremy H. (jjhall) reviewed on 1/12/2010

An interesting book covering the history of the Java programming language. It doesn't get into any code at all, so this is not a technical book. This is a good book for anyone interested in general computing history, regardless of whether they are a Java programmer or not.

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