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Welcome to Think Like a Programmer! This book is intended to help programmers develop and improve upon their logical reasoning and problem-solving abilities. In the pages that follow, we will discuss fundamental programming structures and approaches using the Java programming language. Each question will be broken down into a statement of the problem, a short description of the algorithm to be used, a visual approach using flowcharts, and (of course) the Java code to solve the problem. The lessons shown in this book will be broken down into three sections based on complexity and subject matter. This will help readers to gain a solid understanding of the presented material, while being able to focus on consistent programming techniques and approaches. Additionally, each chapter and section will build upon the prior lessons learned, allowing readers to develop a solid programming foundation. This book uses Java as its vehicle for teaching fundamental programming concepts. Therefore, some prior familiarity with Java is encouraged. To complete the lessons and exercises within, a current version of the Java Development Kit (JDK) and a Java-capable integrated development environment (IDE) are required. At the time of this book’s publishing, the current release is Java 25, which is categorized as a long-term support (LTS) release. It is recommended for readers to build their local, development environment with a JDK of version 21 (the previous LTS release) or greater. Readers should also have at least a beginner-level understanding of the Java language and syntax. While we may occasionally discuss some syntactical or functional nuances, this book will be more focused on solving the problems at-hand. Therefore, it is important that readers understand fundamental Java concepts like classes, objects, constructors, and access modifiers. The choice of IDE to be used is entirely up to the reader. There are many great IDEs available that easily integrate with the Java ecosystem. IDEs like IntelliJ, Apache NetBeans, Eclipse, and VS Code are all great choices. The exercises for this book were built using the Eclipse IDE for Java developers, with Maven for dependency management.