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Can I download the java api specification.If yes,then from where?
I read the JLS for unreachable statements part,but I was unable to understand it,can anyone simplify it for me.
I got 61% in val's mock exam,can I pass the real exam?
 
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You won't find anything about unreachable code in the API specs but here's the link to the online version:
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4/docs/api/index.html
If you want previous versions, just replace 1.4 in the link above with 1.3 or 1.2
 
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If you scored a 61 on Val's mock, I'd say you're good to go on the real thing. I'd expect you'd score in the mid 70's.
As far as the unreachable block section of the JLS (§14.20 Unreachable Statements), is there a specific part of it you're having trouble with? It's a rather lengthy secion. Rather than trying to explain everything that's in there, I'd rather you ask about the part(s) that are confusing you and I can try to clear them up for you.
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