If you need a to study Core Java, I can suggest official documentation, open-source books (e.g., Think Java , Java Notes for Professionals ), or point you to reliable tutorial websites. Would that be helpful?

The (often referred to as the "Black Book") by Dr. R. Nageswara Rao is a comprehensive guide widely used in India for learning Java programming. While "Black Book" is a popular nickname, the official title of the current edition is Core Java: An Integrated Approach Book Overview

Primarily freshers and beginners without a prior programming background. It is also highly recommended for students preparing for university exams and technical interviews.

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Practical steps for building concurrent and connected applications. 3. Built for the Interview Room What truly sets the "Black Book" apart is its focus on employability