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Hi
I need the address of a website(s) which have lots of codes for solving as i will be appearing for JCP within 15 days.
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AliAsgar Panwala
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Hi Aliasgar,
Sorry, not aware of any sites that just have code problems. Have you tried some of the on-line books? Thinking in Java or Introduction to Programming Using Java. There's also the Sun Tutorial
Hope that helps. Good luck on the exam
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Jane Griscti
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Hi Jane,
I have tried all that, i need that because i am going to appear for JCP for 2nd Time. In real exam they ask 80 to 90% of code and some are upto 15 to 25 lines long.

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AliAsgar
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Hi,
It's late, and I'm on someone elses PC, and it's also been awhile since I looked at the site, but Marcus Green's exam #1, I think, was mostly code problems. There's also other exams there. I was turned on to a whole list of Java Certification sites by a post somewhere here at JavaRanch. I should be home tomorrow. If you want the links, email me at yaegerii@yahoo.com and let me know.
Steve
 
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I just came across this link in this forum...
http://www.javaranch.com/ubb/Forum24/HTML/009343.html

Steve
 
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I think the best way to prepare for the long code examples is by actual coding. Pick a topic. Is there some aspect you're unsure of or you want to refresh your memory. Code up an example. I would sometimes think of a way to alter the examples in the book I was studying. Don't copy the code in the book. Write it all from scratch only consulting the book when you get stuck. Always type the whole class from scratch. Type public static void main, etc so many times you dream it. The Mughal book is excellent in the area of example code. It took me forever to get through that book because I coded up something extra on every concept.
Extra tip: Always check for C++ traps in the code, on the actual exam I got what seemed like a lot.
[This message has been edited by Carol Enderlin (edited April 26, 2001).]
 
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