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Should I be concerned about "import" with SCJP test?
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Don Solomon
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Joined: Jul 20, 2008
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Should I be concerned about import statements with SCJP certification test?
For example: In the Sierra/Bates Java 5 study guide, page 613, question 5, fails compilation as written. I had to include "import java.util.*" which was excluded from the given text.
Thanks for your time and consideration.
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Nabila Mohammad
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Yes you should.
If the complete program is given - then they would expect you to know which classes exist in which packages.
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Ankit Garg
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Well if you have read the book carefully, it says that you must watch the line numbers of the code in questions. If the line numbers start with 1, then it means that the complete code is given and you must think that there is nothing extra in the code. But if the line number starts from let's say 10, then it means that there is some code in those line which you can depend on that will import required packages and declare any undeclared things...
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