Originally posted by Sandeep Raya:
... majorly because of method signatures. There are so many method signatures to remember. Should we mug up all the methods and their signatures before we take up the real exam... can anyone clarify.
In engineering, generally, one does not remember every detail in the book but focuses on
how to use the book - it is not productive to try to remember method names and signatures .... one should focus on packages and what they try to do in general.
Then when you need something, look in that package.
This stuff has to be gained by osmosis ~ not cramming.
Secondly, there are some topics (one or two for every chapter) which are covered only in mock exams of Head First book. Why are these not covered as part of chapter but asked in mock exams? Is this intentional?
We will direct your question to the authors, provided you are talking about Heads First
Java. These books are not easy to write because of what you are experiencing right now. If you can provide us a clarified workup of your question, I will forward it to Bert.
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[ September 01, 2007: Message edited by: Nicholas Jordan ]