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object orientation chapter scjp1.6

 
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i have finished learning object orientation chapter in kathy sierra scjp 1.6............but still im unable to answer the practice questions given in the end of this object orientation chapter....anyone suggest me tips to crack this chapter ...........anticpating for the reply................


thanKS in advance!!!
 
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Write lots of small codes You can also refer to the questions given in your practice exams to learn the functionality. No matter whether you give correct answer or not because you are studying not studied.
 
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Share your understnding about OOPs concept in this forum.

You will definately get good help here.
 
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I also just finished reading Chapter 2, Object Orientation of the SCJP book. This chapter is tough and is more full of little rules that must be remembered than other chapters.

My suggestion is to read the chapter's Two-Minute Drill several times and then read Chapter 2 again. That way, the minor details, such as the rules of overriding and overloading become second nature. After all, people who reported doing well in the SCJP exam indicated that they read the book at least twice.
 
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Hi Dilip,

It's a big chapter. Depending on how you count it's somewhere in the 80 to 100 page range. So, it would help us all answer your question if you could narrow it down a bit. And if you have several areas that aren't clear, that's no problem! The best way to use JavaRanch is to ask lots of specific questions. Let's say you have 10 different questions about topics in chapter 2 - go ahead and create 10 different threads. Be sure to put a meaningful heading in each thread.

For instance:

"object orientation" is a little bit too broad for a good title.

Let's say that your struggling with polymorphism, then say:

"Polymorphism from K&B chapter 2"

This way, people who are interested in polymorphism know which threads to read or to respond to!

So, I look forward to hearing your specific questions!

Bert
 
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