Teaching Java: using an object-oriented database and the BlueJ IDE
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June 2003291 pagesISBN:1581136722DOI:10.1145/961511- Conference Chairs:
- Vassilios Dagdilelis,
- Maya Satratzemi,
- Editor:
- David Finkel,
- Program Chairs:
- Roger Boyle,
- Georgios Evangelidis
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