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title = "Learning Java - Patrick Niemeyer"
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date = 2018-08-03
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category = "review"
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tags = ["books", "en-au", "patrick niemeyer"]
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I once said that it's not just the matter of wanting to learn something, there is also the matter of wanting to *teach*.
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The problem here is that the book doesn't seem interested in the second.
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I mean, sure, it's nice that you go through *all* the classes, but... is it necessary? Is this teaching? Not to me.
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Either focus on how things work and how to pick things, but going over and over and over over *everything* is tiring and not helpful. Not to mention there is a lot of things said twice (or even more), which seems focused on making the book bigger, instead of making things clearer.
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