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is Max's book enough for SCJD 1.4

 
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Hi everyone
I have already got the Max Habibi book ,i know from java ranch ,that this
book has a great name in this arena
i am a sjcp1.4 from about one year ,and i am working with java for nearlly tow years,so all i have to do to be a SCJD is to read that book and
go directly to the exam ???
advice needed for this matter....
thanks alot
 
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It is better to get the assignment instructions (by purchasing the assignment), and get the idea on what you should do first.

After that, match the topics with Max's book, like RMI, GUI, OOAD, etc, and follow the idea on the examples.

The book covers everything that you needed to know, but of course, it does not give out specific details related to the real assignments.

Nick
 
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Originally posted by Nicholas Cheung:
It is better to get the assignment instructions (by purchasing the assignment), and get the idea on what you should do first.

After that, match the topics with Max's book, like RMI, GUI, OOAD, etc, and follow the idea on the examples.

The book covers everything that you needed to know, but of course, it does not give out specific details related to the real assignments.

Nick


thanks for your great help Nick
you put me on the road .......
thank you again

 
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