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Technically they are literals and not keywords. Take a look at JLS Section 3.9 Keywords. However, I agree with what has been said in the link you provided, that in the exam, if you are required to separate keywords from non-keywords then consider them to belong to the keywords list. Ajith [This message has been edited by Ajith Kallambella (edited October 04, 2000).]
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Ajith u mean to say that I should MARK them ( true, false, null) AS KEYWORDS in the exam !!! Hope to get a reply from you.
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YES!! - I did the same and got it right Ajith [This message has been edited by Ajith Kallambella (edited October 04, 2000).]
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Per Sun Ed.'s book for Java Prog.(SL-275), pg 2-10 & JAVA 2 cert. guide(RHE), pg 1-6, null, true, and false are keywords. The two reserved keywords are: goto & const.
If this is incorrect, would someone please point out.
Thanks, Vaneet
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Vaneet In Sun Ed. Services book its mentioned that true, false, null are NOT KEYWORDS but literals , same thing Ajith is saying BUT now I will follow Ajith and will consider them as KEYWORDS for exam pt. of view. Manish
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