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Do you guys take notes when you are studying the exam? Sometimes I would go overboard.
 
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yes. the notes will help you in the last minute.
I had problem remembering some of the hierarchies, IO class constructors etc. I had prepared a notes which included things which I got wrong during the mocks. So, just before entering the exam room, you could browse through the notes or try to reproduce them on a piece of paper.
Bill Brogden suggests a similar technique in his "Java 2 exam cram" with a help of a "cram sheet"

[This message has been edited by vasansrini (edited August 12, 2000).]
 
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