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have written a Python version of their best-selling introductory Ja*a textbook. The Python edition is coauthored with Allison Obourn, our close friend and University of Arizona CS Lecturer, who has been clas*-testing these chapters and materials with her students at for the 5th edition of Building Ja*a Programs, which is currently slated for release in Spring 2019. The 5th edition will see major updates to reflect the new features of Ja*a 9-10 such as the JShell read-evaluate-print tool. Stay tuned! The fourth edition's ISBN is 978-0134322766. Order now or request an instructor evaluation copy use in a first course in computer science. We have written it for a broad audience, not just for computer science majors. We have clas* tested it with thousands of undergraduates at the University of Washington, most of whom were not CS majors. The fourth edition of our textbook, ISBN 978-0134322766, can be purchased from university bookstores and online booksellers. See our The 3rd, 2nd, and 1st editions, now out of date, used the ISBNs 978-0133360905, 0136091814, and 0321382838 respectively. We recommend Our book uses a back to basics approach that stresses fundamentals first. We know from years of experience that a broad range of scientists, engineers and others can be taught how to program in a procedural manner. So our book begins with a traditional procedural approach.  Once we have built a solid foundation of procedural techniques, we turn to object oriented programming. By the end of the course, students will have learned about both styles of programming. Our book is also problem-centered. Rather than just describing programming constructs, we talk in detail about how to apply each construct and where a novice is likely to go wrong when learning how to use each new construct. All of our early chapters end with a comprehensive case study example so that students can see how to apply the new concepts to a mid-sized program. At the University of Washington, we cover a chapter each week and have a different programming as*ignment each week to allow students to practice the new