Head first Java

by Kathy Sierra

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Head First Audiobook Free Download - Bookey: A search result references an 'Head First Audiobook Free Download - Bookey' which appears to be a summary or study guide related site, not an official unabridged audiobook from a major retailer or publisher. The description of the content is marketing language for the book itself.
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Head First Java, 3rd Edition: Multiple reliable sources (O'Reilly, Apple Books, etc.) confirm the existence of the *book* (e-book and physical), with the 3rd edition being released in 2022 and noted as having 754 pages, but these entries do not explicitly confirm an *audiobook* version exists on those platforms.
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Head first Java: The Internet Archive lists an entry for 'Head first Java' with a 2003 publication date, but the format is not specified as an official, published audiobook, and it is not on the required list of retail platforms.

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No official, unabridged audiobook for "Head First Java" by Kathy Sierra was found for sale or distribution on the specified official retail platforms (Audible, Google Play Books, Apple Books, Kobo, OverDrive, Hoopla, or Libby). While the text of the book, including newer editions like the 3rd Edition, is widely available as an ebook and physical copy through publishers like O'Reilly Media and retailers like Apple Books, direct evidence of a corresponding official audiobook release across the required platforms is missing. A search result mentioned an 'Head First Audiobook Free Download - Bookey,' which is categorized as an alternative format because Bookey typically hosts book summaries or study guides, not full, official audiobooks.