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Hi..
I'm looking to give SCJP exam in coming months, i had some java exposure few years back in my initial university years, but since then i have been completely out of touch with java, i like to ask that what will be the best way to study for the SCJP exam, should i read an introductory book like "Head First JAVA" and then explore the "SCJP 1.5 study guide" ,in any sense what should be the best approach for me. I'll appreacite any feedback on this...

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1) Read Head First Java.
2) Write loads of code.
3) Read SCJP study guide by sierra and bates
4) Give mock exams like whizlabs
 
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