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a question from anilbachi mocks

 
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Hello every1,
the following is a question from http://www.anilbachi.8m.com please clarify as to what these color codes are, I did not find any color codes in documentation!!
question].Which color is used to indicate instance methods in the standard 'javadoc' format documentation
a]. blue
b]. red
c]. purple
d]. orange
Thank you
 
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If you look at the output of the JavaDoc utility, (the API is JavaDoc generated) you will see that the methods that the class instances can use are in blue.
http://java.sun.com/products/jdk/1.3/docs/api/index.html
 
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Hi cindy,
can you tell me if there are anyother color codes.
Are these color codes in objectives for the exam?.
 
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I am confused here.
I have just read in some other post that anilbachi mock exams are based on the latest java2 exam objectives. But here you have asking regarding the question on javadoc utility which is not there in SCJP2 objectives. Would somebody (who has taken the SCJP2 exam) make it clear, if "javadoc" utility there for the exam or if you have received any questions on that?
[This message has been edited by Deepak Jindal (edited February 12, 2001).]
[This message has been edited by Deepak Jindal (edited February 12, 2001).]
 
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According to the latest objectives mentioned in the sun site, there is no javadoc. I heard the 1.1 version has(d) it.

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