Sun certified , with the lowest score possible.
Girish
Jane Griscti
SCJP, Co-author Mike Meyers' Java 2 Certification Passport
Sun certified , with the lowest score possible.
Girish
Sun certified , with the lowest score possible.
<b>Greg Georges</b><br /><i>Sun Certified Java Programmer for the Java2 platform (SCJP)</i><br /><i>Sun Certified Java Developer for the Java2 platform (SCJD)</i>
Sun certified , with the lowest score possible.
<b>Greg Georges</b><br /><i>Sun Certified Java Programmer for the Java2 platform (SCJP)</i><br /><i>Sun Certified Java Developer for the Java2 platform (SCJD)</i>
Sun certified , with the lowest score possible.
Originally posted by vasuma puljety:
I have passed the exam but barely so. I got just enough score to pass. One wrong answer and I would have failed. I never coded a single line in my life, all I knew is through books. I get very much afraid to write the smallest programme. Any of you had this problem? What is this? Codofobia or something? Is there a solution?
Originally posted by vasuma puljety:
Greg,
Thanks for your valuable opinion. Obviously I am looking at a career in Java. But I am not getting the confidence to make a beginning. So I thought SCJP will be a starting point. I did it, but without writing any code on my own. I want to do that, gain some confidence and then take a fresh shot at scjp. Dont you think developers' exam needs a deeper understanding and also some hardcore practical experience? As I dont have practical experience, I am trying to compensate it by taking these exams. I have UML exam and also one of the websphere administration exams in my mind. I dont know if I am on the right path or not. Please guide me, and correct me if I am wrong in my choices.
Thanks,
vasuma
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<b>Greg Georges</b><br /><i>Sun Certified Java Programmer for the Java2 platform (SCJP)</i><br /><i>Sun Certified Java Developer for the Java2 platform (SCJD)</i>
Originally posted by vasuma puljety:
Felix,
I will try to do that. For this I need to have a database system , right? I have websphere installed in my machine. I have not done anything on it so far though. It came with DB2. Felix, will you help me by giving me a gameplan on how to do the address book as suggested by you. I mean the steps.
1. Create a table having name, address, phone number, email and fax as the fields.
2. Create an html page where in you ask to enter a new name or edit an existing name.
3. when a new name is entered you display the fields to be filled. You display the information back to the user for his confirmation and then write the information to the database( JDBC).
4.When an existing name is entered, you have to access the databse using JDBC and return the record. Let the user edit the record and then display it back to him for confirmation and then write it to the databse.
Am I right? I will start doing this and keep asking you questions.
I am no genius. Had I been I wud have got a better score. I regret for not having come to javaranch long before. So many friendly and helping people here.
Thanks once again for givng me a constructive idea, felix.
[This message has been edited by vasuma puljety (edited June 14, 2001).]
Sun certified , with the lowest score possible.
Sun certified , with the lowest score possible.
<b>Greg Georges</b><br /><i>Sun Certified Java Programmer for the Java2 platform (SCJP)</i><br /><i>Sun Certified Java Developer for the Java2 platform (SCJD)</i>
Sun certified , with the lowest score possible.
Jane Griscti
SCJP, Co-author Mike Meyers' Java 2 Certification Passport
<b>Greg Georges</b><br /><i>Sun Certified Java Programmer for the Java2 platform (SCJP)</i><br /><i>Sun Certified Java Developer for the Java2 platform (SCJD)</i>
Sun certified , with the lowest score possible.
Sun certified , with the lowest score possible.
Jane Griscti
SCJP, Co-author Mike Meyers' Java 2 Certification Passport
Sun certified , with the lowest score possible.
Sun certified , with the lowest score possible.
Sun certified , with the lowest score possible.
<b>Greg Georges</b><br /><i>Sun Certified Java Programmer for the Java2 platform (SCJP)</i><br /><i>Sun Certified Java Developer for the Java2 platform (SCJD)</i>