Spot false dilemmas now, ask me how!
(If you're not on the edge, you're taking up too much room.)
Spot false dilemmas now, ask me how!
(If you're not on the edge, you're taking up too much room.)
Devika H. Panchasara
Sudipta Deb wrote:Thanks for the post. I think this is really helpful. I have the exam in next week. I am also following the book K&B. Hopefully I will also able to crack the exam.
tro vial wrote:hi all
i am new in the forum.
read a few topics where that books is mentioned, yet never found any reference on a book with that title in online bookstores.
any references to where could i find it?
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Khushbu Vasani wrote:Hi,
Can anyone tell me the latest scjp version? how different is OCPJP from scjp? Basically i am finding it really confusing which is the certification one should do at programmer's level?
I already have books for scjp exam 310-065.
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That's not true. Take a look at Oracle's site. OCPJP7 from scratch provides all the topics covered. Upgrading to v7 also provides topics covered but the list is much smaller than if you were directly attempting v7 exam. Some topics do overlap between the two paths, but that is to be expected.Jack Moore Iii wrote:So, basically if you've been preparing for the SCJP6, going ahead and taking that test will just waste your money completely because you will never be able to upgrade to the version 7 without starting at the beginning? Was it always like this with Java certifications, defuncting the previous one? Just seems like there should be a larger gap for upgrading if there is no decent material to study for 7 with as of yet...
Spot false dilemmas now, ask me how!
(If you're not on the edge, you're taking up too much room.)
Spot false dilemmas now, ask me how!
(If you're not on the edge, you're taking up too much room.)
- If knowledge is power, then the understanding of knowledge is the essence of true wisdom. You may know something, but that does not mean you understand it..
James Bragg wrote:Can you tell me the likelihood of your K&B 7 book would be available in the next 3 months or so??
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Bert Bates wrote:OCP 7 is MUCH bigger than what's in K&B 6! K&B 6 is NOT sufficient for the new OCP 7 exam. (We're working on K&B 7 right now.)
At a high level, if you start with K&B 6 - or any good book or resource for the SCJP 6 exam - you need to add:
- NIO
- java.util.concurrent
- JDBC
- project coin stuff
- (I can't recall if these things are in coin, but: try w/ resources and auto-close )
- resource bundles
- DAO, Singleton, Factory patterns
That should pretty much cover it - I might be off a tiny bit but I'd say that's more than 95% of it.
hth,
Bert
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Anamika Sheoran wrote:Hey...
Is K&B 7 is in the stores or still awaited...??
Anamika Sheoran wrote:Hey...
Is K&B 7 is in the stores or still awaited...??
That book can only be used as an general introductory material. i highly recommend this as a preparation for the exam:Rakesh Roy wrote:Hi guys,
I'm newbie, Worked on Mainframes previously, now migrating to JAVA.
I have Java Complete Ref 8E(Oracle Press). Is that book sufficient to clear OCAJP. Because the book covers all the contents mentioned on the Oracle Website.
Please help out.
Regards.
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