Patterns for novice programmers with examples on Java. Bernstein D.

In this book, designed to teach a novice programmer to solve specific problems of programming in the Java language, the concept of a pattern is introduced - a certain pre -prepared “recipe” of a solution that can be applied in the form of a ready -made fragment of code. Using later this set of patterns, the young developer will be able to quickly solve rather complex composite problems on their basis. Patterns presented here often offer, along with standard algorithms, effective alternative methods for solving the most common programming tasks.

The Patterns library in the book covers an extensive region, starting with a primitive update of the variable and ending with the work with exile data. In addition, topics such as manipulations with numbers that are part of the number, arithmetic on the numerical circle, the use of variables and variables-accumulators, conformal and segmented arrays, operations with individual bits and many others are considered.