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Karu Raj
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Joined: Aug 31, 2005
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Hi all

Please do help me

I have read K&B book . In collection i have what is given in K&B like what the functions of interface and what implements what and what extends what.

But i want to know what are the questions are asked in collection in SCJ P?

like which are the methods

please do let me know
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Regards,
Karu
Naresh Gunda
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Joined: Oct 15, 2005
Posts: 163
In mock tests i observed that, questions from collections are about the functionality of each class and interfaces.

like 1) To identify the collection which is thread safe.
2) To identify the classes/interfaces which implements/extends collection interface. like that.

In JavaRanch forum you can search with keywords related to collections. Once if u read all the questions posted by the ranchers (most of the questions are from different mock tests) you will get an idea.
[ December 23, 2005: Message edited by: Naresh Kumar ]
Niranjan Deshpande
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Joined: Oct 16, 2005
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k&B book stuff on collection is enough to answer the 2-3 questions that u will get in the real exam.

make sure that you cram up the table related to the collections

this much is sufficient


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vipul patel
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I think you only have to know situations when you should use 'right' collection type.

just remember the Collection and Map interface hirachy. what are the concrete classes etc.

and characteristics of each collection type. like,

Set: only unique element. one null is allowed.
List: non-unique element.
Map: Key-value pairs. all keys must be unique and non-null.

Now there can be sorted/unsorted, ordered/unordered implementations of above interfaces.
 
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