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Got 97% in SCJP

 
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hai,
Thanx to all u guys ( Thanx esp to marcus green for exam #3).
I have got 97% in SCJP. Missed 2 questions on overloading. Planing for Developers. Any idea about the websites & discussion groups.
 
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Congrats Man. It is a nice score.
Can u please let us know wether we have to type " " for strings, {} for class declarations and ; for a statement??
What about true,false,null? shall we consider them as keywords?
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[This message has been edited by Doit (edited September 05, 2000).]
 
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Srinivasan,
A BIG and HEARTY congratulations. For SCJD, checkout JavaRanch's SCJD discussion forum.
Ajith
 
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Hi,
That's a great score. Congratulations.
 
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Ajit,
Can u please help me..
wether we have to type " " for strings, {} for class declarations and ; for a statement??
What about true,false,null? shall we consider them as keywords?
 
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COngratulations Srinivasan,
Excellent score
Doit
true and false are keywords, null is not.
u need to put ; at the end of statements.
For class declaration, the question specifically mentions what all to to use, e.g.
public, private, protected, extends, implements, interface, ClassA, ClassB
So if {} are not there in the list, one shouldn't use them.
I'm not sure about using "", but u can try to post it as a separate post, but before doing that, pls search for it in previous posts.
Thanks
[This message has been edited by Harry Chawla (edited September 05, 2000).]
 
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Congratulations Srinivasan!
Fantastic scores!
But missed questions on overloading � doesn�t that mean that mocks do not cover them well? A lot of people reported about problems with overloading concept they did not expected. Could you give us some hint, without revealing real questions, what may be so difficult?
Congratulations again!
 
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Doit,
According to Java Language Specs, while true and false might appear to be keywords, they are technically Boolean literals. They are NOT KEYWORDS, but RESERVED words.
 
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How much did u get in marcus green for exam #3 ???
 
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Hearty Congratulations Srinivasan!!
Sri,I'm also preparing for the SCJP exam.Kindly advise me on the best book/s that i should go through and the methodology you adopted to prepare for the exam.I think you'll be my ideal for this exam.please do reply me.
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Ashish.
ashishnaidu@rediffmail.com
 
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Hi guys,
Sorry for being late & Thank you for all your congrats. All this credit has to go to god. Friends , if u want u can contact my mail is ID: srini4u@indiainfo.com,srinivas_an@yahoo.com
For the questions My answers are :
To doit:
true,false, null are literals. But i guess you have to mark as keywords, because i got a question wrong in lang-fundals.
Lot of book & Mocks say they are not keywords.So vote for not keywords. It seems you need them very urgently :-) . You have posted it twice. By all means u cant create a class with { as a name. It should be a valid identifier.
vasanth : thanx yaar.. Need any help regarding the prep stuff.. mail me.
Harry: R u quite sure my friend.
Marupatra : Yaah.. i missed one on overloading & one on lang funda. The overloading question was plain simple
class a
{
int method(int);
void method1(String);
}
class b
{
xxxxxxxxx
}

It gave few methods which can be used in xxxxxx. It simple but i missed it.

Sonkalp : Around 25% of the stuff from marcus #3. Guys ! before going to real stuff , it is better u take it once.

Ashish : Thanx yaar.. Well ! regarding book Sun certification guide by the Simon roberts is THE BIBLE. I never touched any book other than it. The trick is to note down every single particular point & try to remember it. Be careful in understanding the question in the real exam since there can be a twist of what u face in Mock.in Mock jquest,javacertification.com,JTests could be better. The need of hour is how many questions r u famillier with than how good r u in java . ( infact it never test your prog stuff ) . My advance congrats for getting a good score. Mail me personally if you need more meterials.

Regards,
srini
 
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