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Embrace the future of software development! ChatGPT for Java is the perfect starting point for Java developers to learn how to build intelligent applications using ChatGPT and Open AI APIs.
This book takes you from the ground up to demonstrate how to use ChatGPT programmatically. You will learn the basics…
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1 author picked ChatGPT for Java as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
“ChatGPT for Java” is a great way to learn about using ChatGPT in general and accessing Java APIs. It's a relatively short book (225 pages), but the pages are narrower than your traditional tech book. This is great for carrying the book around with you. It's not so great for reading code or looking at tables. I felt like there was a lot of wasted space in the tables and the description column would be 4-5 words long. There was also 2.5 pages of a bulleted list that I was wondering why it wasn't two columns. None of this takes…
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