For a Fill in the Blank Type question like the following What keyword, when used in front of a method, must also appear in front of the class? Fill in the blank. Should the answer be "abstract" or abstract?? My doubt is whether the double quote around the answer is significant??
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Anshuman Acharya
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it seems that you've asked the veery same question i asked just a while ago... i also am very concerned about the correct way to do this... let's wait and see...
Lee Clarke
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Well when taking mock exams in JPlus I did not have to put "" around answers. I would not think that you should have to assuming JPlus works like the real thing. Lee
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Tualha Khan
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In JQPlus, I also did not put any double qoutes in fill in the blank type of the questions. The answers were treated as correct. Wonder what about the sun exam?? Bye, Tualha Khan
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Ananda Kashyap
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Logically speaking, we don't have to put "" around abstract but if they ask String s = "java"; what's the result of s.substring(1,3). Then we will have to type "av". Experts, please rescue us.
Anshuman Acharya
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you guys should check this link to my question... in this this guys says his answers in the fill-in-the-blanks were marked wrong coz he didn't quote them. i'm really confused! http://www.javaranch.com/ubb/Forum24/HTML/007794.html
Shailendra Guggali
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should be written without quotes if method declarattion should be without semicolon Ajith has confirmed this
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