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What exactly is in the SCJP exam?

 
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Hi everybody just want to ask, as I don't seem to get a clear enough answer when searching in the forums, which sections will definitely be asked in the exam? I heard that gui's won't be in, what else don't they ask because I would like to take the time I would have spent on those sections and spend it on the relevant ones that will definitely be asked. Thanks. Sorry if this has been asked before
 
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It's all explained on the SCJP-website
http://www.sun.com/training/catalog/courses/CX-310-065.xml
 
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Thanks I was wondering if it was on the Sun site. That obviously goes the same for 310-055?
 
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ok so which of these chapters is in the exam?

Chapter 1: Declarations and Access Control
Chapter 2: Object Orientation
Chapter 3: Assignments
Chapter 4: Operators
Chapter 5: Flow Control, Exceptions, and Assertions
Chapter 6: Strings, I/O, Formatting, and Parsing
Chapter 7: Generics and Collections
Chapter 8: Inner Classes
Chapter 9: Threads
Chapter 10: Development
Chapter 11: Introduction to the SCJD
Chapter 12: Coding Standards
Chapter 13: Clarity and Maintainability
Chapter 14: Designing the Graphical User Interface
Chapter 15: Networking Issues
Chapter 16: Database Issues
Chapter 17: Exam Documentation
Chapter 18: Final Submission and Essay
 
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The first 9 chapters.
 
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