OK guys I have been receiving too many mails recently and am getting tired of replying them with the same mails/attachment.

Am going to put up ma books online. Now this is going to take a very long time given that I have too many books. Now the only way you can aid this movement is by listing books that you need. Now please don't just list what you have heard of but something you really need. I would search my library and add it to the page. I have bout 2 exams this week so the books should be up next week.

p.s -  can the mods here help me delete unrelated posts?

Thanks for the participation.

http://webprojects.eecs.qmul.ac.uk/fbfb3/Java,%20How%20To%20Program,%202004.pdf
Fayimora

i have received the link but its not working. it brings error. thanks anyway, maybe another link

@pel there u go

Java how to program for beginers,
http://webprojects.eecs.qmul.ac.uk/fbfb3/Java,%20How%20To%20Program,%202004.pdf

Thanks boss. have added u on yim, kindly accept my humble request.

All u programmers have blown my head away. Thanks to all ya especially my Ogas Fayimora,Slyrox2 and GsmXpect. U guys has turn this section of Nairaland to what it was in the days of Neoteny. LETS KEEP IT UP.

My pleasure!!!

nice 1 fayimora, can you upload the examples in cd as well?

Examples in cd? So i wud Have to post to anyone then ryt?

come to think about it you should not expose these urls because when those internet bots come crawling they can bring problems.

Post to anyone? I'm talking about the cd that comes with the book.

Ur right man cause dats ma schs webspace and i already hav a warning as i brought too much traffic to ma blog.

As for the cd of the book depends because am giving out pdf boks i have. If it hapends to be a book i have. Physically then i can giv d contents of the cd. For those that don't know the cd contains the source code used in d. Book and some other crap you migh not need

@fayimora i'm still expecting the books on java rmi and java socket and as many as i can get both for beginners to advanced, even though i'm not a beginner in these topics and i'll appreciate if i can get as many books as possible on these topices.Thanks

Has any of u guys tried ur hands on Scala?
It's quite interesting and has a bright future.

nice thread here bro, really, can i get for c#

Sure brb