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Arun Mishra

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Hi Jay,
I think it is looking for last CCC element, from which BBB obviously is preceding sibling.
<AAA>
<BBB>
<CCC/>
<DDD/>
</BBB>
<XXX>
<DDD>
<EEE/>
<DDD/>
<CCC/>
<FFF/>
<FFF>
<GGG/>
</FFF>
</DDD>
</XXX>
<CCC> <------ last CCC Element
<DDD/>
</CCC>
</AAA>
Please corect me if I am wrong.

Thanks,
Arun
Hi Jayadev,
I agree with you. It would be very nice if JR guys can provide space for XML reference book.
Thanks,
Arun
Hi,
I had also same problem . It would be very helpful for us, if someone can point out different url for XML reference.
Thanks,
Arun
Hi,
Following question is taken from JWeb+.

I have selected "False" as there is no such MultiThreadModel, but the answer is "True".
The explaination for that is:
MultiThreadModel is not a standard interface. It may be a user defined interface and in that case, the given statement is correct.
Could someone please explain it.
I just wonder if such type of questions that might have double answer will be in the real exam.
Thanks,
Arun
Hi,
I just want to know whether Servlet Filter is included in exam???
Thanks,
Arun
Is it true that some of the questions which maynot have right answers. If yes, what we need to do to get full credit.
Hi,
Could someone explain why does System.out.println(null+null) give output nullnull? I thought it shouldn't compile.
Thanks
Arun
Thanks Valentin,
Could you please explain me how we can differentiate whether the parameter is whole object or reference ?
Arun
Hi all,

Could someone please explain, why the answer is [100][] ? I think it should be[100][100] as the parameters for the methods are Object.
Thanks,
Arun
Hi,
Try making case5 --> case 5
It works giving output 10.
Arun

Hi,
The right answer is [c] but I think it should be [d]. Please help me to understand this problem.
Thanks,
Arun
Why s=b*2 does not work like s=(short) b*2 ?
Hi all,
Why does s+=i; compile correctly but s = b*2;
does not ? Given short s=1; byte b=1; int i=1;
I think in both case right operands prometed to int. Isn't so ?
Thanks
Arun
Thanks Fei for your prompt reply. Is there any tips to identify Thread Safe Object. I mean what we need to consider.