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Originally posted by Alex Cheung:
at least the one I told, ask for details that are either too detailed or is not covered in the book at all. For example, I recall one question that ask whether a filter or servlet is instantiated first in a drag and drop style. I don't recall that being anywhere in the book.
Programming today is a race between Software Engineers striving to build bigger and better idiot-proof Programs, and the Universe trying to produce bigger and better idiots.<br />So far, the Universe is winning!
Originally posted by Kim Lauwers:
I haven't taken te exam yet, I'm still studying for it, but I know the feeling, i've took some mock examens and had te same feeling.
But your question, i i'm not mistaking, the servlets are first instantiated not?
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Originally posted by Alex Cheung:
Thanks alot! That is the EXACT question I got in a drag-and-drop style. But I had to guess based on common sense. I don't even seeing this in HF.
Originally posted by Dmitry Konyukh:
Just FYI, I got exactly the same question on the exam 2 weeks ago![]()
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