If you compare the proposed solution with the exam specs, you will see that the book solution is much simpler and avoids all the critical questions (such as deadlocks, remote garbage collection, error recovery, etc.)
Originally posted by Philippe Maquet:
Let's say that if I had to meet a guy on the bus asking me "I'd like to get SCJD, could you give me two useful advices ?" (OK, it's highly unprobable because I never take the bus ), I'd reply :
1� Buy Max's book.
2� Join the SCJD JavaRanch forum after reading.
I play Java for fun.<br /> <br />SCJP / SCJD / SCWCD / SCBCD
Originally posted by Aidan Castle:
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My question has to do with how closly my project can resemble Habibi's example project? Would the testers pick up on the fact (would they care) if I used the same process to create the main gui for example (not necessarily same code)? Or that I used the same design pattern for my database package?
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