Notes for the Certification Test

[Nancy Tang]

Hi everybody,
Where could I find the Notes for the Certification study such as Carl's?
Thanks

[Manish Hatwalne]

I have put up my revision notes here; see if they are of any help.
HTH,
- Manish

[Nandkishore Dhilde]

Hello Manish
I am New Member
For begin with it I found ur Notes worth
Thanks

[Nancy Tang]

Hi Manish
It's great. Thank you.
Nancy

[Wei Du]

In Manish's notes:

The methods sleep() and yield() are static methods of the thead class, they ALWAYS work on the thread from which they are invoked.

I thought sleep() and yield() alway work on the currently running thread, may or may not be the thread from which they are invoked (called). Is that right?

[Jamal Hasanov]

http://www.geocities.com/itjamal/SCJPENotes.html
Thanx,
Jamal Hasanov
www.j-think.com

[luco zhao]

Originally posted by Nandkishore:
Hello Manish
I am New Member
For begin with it I found ur Notes worth
Thanks

Yes, it is.Thanks Manish.

[John Wetherbie]

Nandkishore,
Please change your displayed name to follow the JavaRanch naming policy. You can do this here.
Thanks,

[Manish Hatwalne]

Originally posted by Wei Du:
I thought sleep() and yield() alway work on the currently running thread, may or may not be the thread from which they are invoked (called). Is that right?

I think you have a valid point here. Can somebody confirm/elaborate this? So that I can make the necessary changes.
TIA,
- Manish

[Jose Botella]

sleep and yield always act on the currently executing thread. This is the one that is executing a command like this:
aThread.yield();
maybe there is a possible confusion because it could be thought that the currently executing thread is aThread. But this is not the case. yield acts on the thread that is executing the above piece of code.

[Arun Pai]

This is from JQ+Question a Day Study Notes

-Arun