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Quiz of Java Programming and Related Topics (20 Minutes)
Knowledge and Analysis Section: 12 Sample Multiple Choice Questions (12 points max.)
There is only one correct answer to each question. One point is awarded for each correct answer; zero points for
each incorrect answer; and 0.25 points for each unanswered question. 7.5 points (out of a possible 12) are required
to pass this section.
J23. What does the following code print?
Boolean b1 = new Boolean( true ), b2 = new Boolean( true );
System.out.println( ( b1 == b1 ) + " " + ( b1 == b2 ) );

A) false false
B) true false
C) false true
D) true true

J27. Consider this short program:
class Args {
public static void main( String [] args ){
System.out.println( args[0] );
}
}

What does the program print when you run it with the following parameters?
java Args #1 #2

A) java
B) Args
C) #1
D) #2

J32. Consider the following class definition:
public class ConstructorTest extends Base {
public ConstructorTest( int i ) { }
}

Which of the following forms of constructor must exist explicitly in the definition of the Base class?
A) Base() { }
B) Base( int i ) { }
C) Base( int i, int j ) { }
D) Base( int i, int j, int k ) { }

J43. What can you NOT do with a JAR file?
A) Digitally sign its entries
B) Compress its entries
C) Include resources other than class files
D) Download only some of its entries

Quiz question: Which tool is most useful for optimizing the speed of your code?
A) Source-level debugger
B) Profiler
C) Disassembler
D) Source code to bytecode optimizing compiler

[ June 10, 2002: Message edited by: Vladimir Kositsky ]
[ June 10, 2002: Message edited by: Vladimir Kositsky ]
 
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Wow, this guys just scream cutting edge competance when they can't even figure out what forum to post in.
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I'm not sure if this is better suited in Jobs Offered or Blatant Advertising, since it does not
include a salary range or a location (I do not accept the set of all possible locations as sufficient). But I'll go with Mark's assessment here.
I'm also not interested in recruitments of the "don't-call-us-we'll-call-you" variety. Jobs Offered was not set up to encourage JavaRanch's subscribers to blindly submit their resumes to anyone.
 
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Michael , Don't you think JavaRanch can do a little more in getting job offers. because It's my first day at JavaRanch Forums, and I am enjoying it. So large and comprehensive, I think JavaRanch should tie up with some job agencies or consultants etc. Because I had never imagined about these many SCJDs that come here and discuss about various things.
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Sumit -
I don't see JavaRanch as getting involved in actual job placement, but you're more than welcome to raise the issue in the JavaRanch forum, and see what kinds of responses people offer.
 
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I edited my posting because it posted unindendently wrong...
I will support any JavaRanch initiative in java job postings
 
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Ok, no its no longer a job offered. I have no idea what it is.
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I don't want to set a precdent of moving a topic when the initiating post changes its focus. We have several responses already that make this topic germane to Jobs Offered, but now the initial post breaks context with them.
This topic seems to have no further momentum, so I'll leave it to interested posters to move on to JavaRanch re: whether JR should do more about Jobs and close this one.
 
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