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SCEA 1 : Design Pattern sample questions

 
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I have started with Design patterns for SCEA 1 , where can I get sample questions on design patterns .
 
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The questions are straightforward, don't worry much about it.
 
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You can look at GOF and J2EE design patterns books.
Those 2 should do the magic
 
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Thanks guys ! I am relaxed
So I understand that design pattern questions are mostly scenario based questions and does not touch upon implementation details.
Please correct if I am wrong.

Thanks again

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Leena
 
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leena agrawal wrote:
So I understand that design pattern questions are mostly scenario based questions and does not touch upon implementation details.
Please correct if I am wrong.


Correct. And questions I got are straightforward. I also recommend if you have limited time, no need to spend too much time on Design Patterns topics.

Anyway, if you have time I recommend you to study Design Patterns and Core J2EE Patterns thoroughly, even after I passed SCEA 5, I don't fully understand Design Patterns and Core J2EE Patterns yet.
 
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Try this

http://www.vincehuston.org/dp/patterns_quiz.html

You need lot of practice, lot of examples, hands-on experience to master design patterns.
 
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Thanks Amritendu!

This is really very good site ..I am able to crack most of it can you suggest some more?

Thanks again
Leena
 
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leena agrawal wrote:Thanks Amritendu!

This is really very good site ..I am able to crack most of it can you suggest some more?

Thanks again
Leena



Design Pattern - Object Oriented Design
Design Concept
Huston Design Patterns
Core J2EE Pattern
FluffyCat.com
Java Design Patterns

Hope it helps.
 
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http://www.geekinterview.com/question_details/5890
 
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