SCJP(1.4), 86%
My suggestion echoes what I've read on here... get the Sierra/Bates book, write a bunch of code yourself, use JavaCertificate.com, then keep doing the (beta) mock exam on THIS SITE until you get 100% or so... and enjoy your sweet new certfication
On to SCWCD...
Oh yeah, I did java for a year about three years ago, and I just finished a three-month java contract. I studied for 10 days during a 2-week period.
THANKS EVERYONE!
--Bill
Ranch Hand
Many congratulations with such a great score. We are pleased to hear that the website was useful.
Well done and good luck with your studies for the SCWCD exam.
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Congrats!!!
I am planning to write the SCJP exam this month, can you please let me know if the number of answers to be checked for the multiple choice questions be specifed for a question or will it be like "check all correct answers" as mentioned in lot of mock exams.
Thank you,
Ramana.
