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should i give scjp 1.6 or scjp 1.7?

 
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Hello Every one...
just joined this forum....and feeling good for being a member of such great forum.
I am a B.tech student.
whether i should give SCJP 1.6 or SCJP 1.7...

please advice me...


Thank you!!!
 
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Hello, sandhya kale. Welcome to JavaRanch.

I would go for 1.6. 1.7 you will need OCJA before you get the SCJP.

And in the market you will find more projects on 1.6 that with 1.7 version.
 
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I would do the same exactly. Before being certified as OCPJP7 you have to pass either OCPJP or OCJA. Choose which one is more valuable for you.
 
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Thank u...Tomasz Sochanski....and Hebert Coelho..
 
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