You can assume at least one question on every objective (I think there are around 42 objectives? I don't have them in front of me and I can't remember the exact number), and some will have two. But remember that some questions in the exam will be *using* one "thing" to ask about something completely different. For example, you might find a lot of questions that use anonymous inner classes, even though the question itself is NOT
testing you on anonymous inner class syntax or usage. It's just the type of code structure we used to ask about something like, say, threads.
But there's no one objective that is being tested on much more heavily than anything else. If an objective *section* has a lot of objectives in that section, than you'll naturally see more questions on that topic, but still no more than two per each individual objective.
cheers,
Kathy
