Realization relationship symbol?

[Manish S Malhotra]

Hi,

In Cade's book realization relationship symbol is given as

Dashed line with a solid closed arrow at the end.

And Realization in Java could be used to define the interface implementation relationship between interface and a class.

But to represent Realization relationship in some articles on net it is given as:
dashed line with closed arrow at the end and not the solid closed arrow at the end.

So, could any body please explain or authenticate which is the correct one.

Regards,
Manish

[Frank Kuepper]

A dashed line with a closed, non-solid triangle is the right one.
It's similar to inheritance, but with a dashed line.

[Manish S Malhotra]

Hi Frank,
Thanks for your time and conformance.

It means Cade's book has given wrong data, that is very rare.

Hope to get rest of the things right

Frank are you using the free mock exams for the practice or you are using wizlab one.

If using the free one as I'm using, whats the score you are able to achieve in those, and if you already cleared part I, then how much these free mock exams helps for the real exams from the quality point of view.

We cant rely on the answers of the mock exams that I understood.

Regards,
Manish

[Frank Kuepper]

Hi Manish,

gosh, so Cade also isn't perfect

I didn't know of any free mock exams, I uses Whizlab's and ePractize-lab's mock exams. Both were vary valuable for me, but if I should recommend one, I'd personally prefer Whizlab's for part 1.

I think both are harder than the real thing - or I was just lucky getting an easy set of questions from Sun

My scores in the mock exams ranged from 70 to 90 % - made the real one with 93%.

Greetings,
Frank