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Hello,
plz help me which book is good for SJCP exams preperation and what is the pattren of the paper
and which websites are good for preparation
 
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Well, as far as I have found, this site, Javaranch, is the best site on the internet for training for the SCJP test.
For reference materials, I think the two most popular books are "Complete Java 2 Certification Study Guide" by Simon Roberts, Phillip Heller, and Michael Ernest. This book is usually just called "RHE" here on javaranch.
Another good book is "A Programmer's Guide to Java Certification", by Khalid A. Mughal and Rolf W. Rasmussen. This book is usually called the "Khalid" or "Mughal" book here , although that is not very nice to leave off poor Mr. Rasmussen's name from the abbreviation.
Hope this helps.
 
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plz help me which book is good for SJCP exams preperation


Hi, why don't you try visiting the Bunkhouse and check out the books there?

and what is the pattren of the paper


Exam type: Multiple choice, short answer, and drag and drop
Number of questions: 59
Pass score: 61%
Time limit: 120 minutes

and which websites are good for preparation


You're in one of them already. Read the forums and if you have any questions, post it and the good folks here will help you out.
-anthony
 
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Hello Sadaf,
Another good starting point for you will be -
http://www.javaprepare.com/faq.html
Naveen
 
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Hi,
I have tried to ranked them on this page with links to book errata when possible depending on what edition you get.
http://www.levteck.com/JavaCertBooks/JavaCertBooks.htm
Nobody mentioned the "Java 2 Exam Cram" book by Bill Brogden which is excellent also. Try to get the latest Edition (2 Edition).
Also when buying a book on the shelf try to get the latest printing within the same edition.
You will quickly notice on the errata pages that errors get corrected as they reprint a book.
Here is how to find what printing level a book is at. The higher the better!
How to find which printing you have.
Find the page at the front of the book with small prints and which has the copywrite info, the ISBN, etc.
Find the line with a row of numbers: 10 9 8 7 6 5 ...
Let the last number in this row be n.
If n is greater than 1, your printing is (n-1).
If n is 1, you have the first printing.
Cheers,
Mario
 
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