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Which are valid declarations : a. private class A b. class X extends class Y { // Note the { both a & b are valid. so when they mention class declaration should we include { ?
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I would have to say that neither one is a valid declaration - but both can be part of a valid declaration. A valid class declaration would have to include { and }, unless something in the problem wording suggests that the declaration doesn't have to be complete. I have seen sample questions that ask "which can be part of a valid declaration?" - both (a) and (b) would then be valid.
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No Jim. the 2nd declaration class X extends class Y { is not valid even as 'part of a valid declaration. It has 'extends class Y' . It shd be 'class X extends Y'
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Oops. You're right of course. I was only thinking about the {, silly me. Thanks.
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if u guys r talking about what to write in JCP exam what if they ask to write a method and what if that method take parameters and what if the ask us to replace a statement do we have to put the semicolon also Cherry
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