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Bob CHOI

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SCJP5 cleared - 100%

Special sincere thanks to JR, SCJP forum, K&B and ranchers!

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Micheal John

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Great Score..

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Shaival Satyarthi

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Congrats Dear ! Please tell about you preparation in detail
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anil kuchana

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congratulations.. Bob

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Christopher Elkins

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Wow, that's tremendous! Congratulations!!!

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paresh doshi

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Wow !!! Great Score

Thanks.<br />Paresh Doshi<br />SCJP 1.4

Bert Bates

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Wow Bob, 100% is truly AMAZING !

(I know computer book authors who didn't get 100%

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Anyway, now that you're an "official" guru, we hope you'll stick around and help answer some questions!

Congrats,

Bert

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Bob CHOI

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time counts

- i began to read K&B last month, 2 or 3 hours per day. this 1st half month extended study hours to 4 or 5, but also reschduled the exam to this week to take full time for last dash.

way of learning :roll:

- i divided the objectives into 3 parts: generic/collection/thread, flowcontrol/api and the rest fundamentals to satisfy the goals: simplify tasks, master basics and build most if not fully confidence before exam entry

- coding while reading, and virtual group studying: in the ranch one can really learn a lot from another

- concerning mock tests, i never cared how well i scored but i did care every tiny test points behind even a simple question. In a word, paint tipps and lessons onto your own image, then burn in mind so that next time could act almost by instinct.

about the exam

- What a luck! it was relatively quiet, i got pen, paper and LCD screen. the time was really enough for me to finish and double check the questions. i spotted a few minor navie errors, which unfortunately, always exist against human nature, and managed to clear 2 or 3 trickiness at the end.

Thanks to all again! Wish every SCJP wannabe fulfilled!