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finalization, serialization and paint.

 
Nigel Chou
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Is object's finalization covered in the SCJP test?
Is object's serialization covered? and AWT's paint?
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All of these items are covered -- Bill Brogden's Java 2 Exam Cram book will give you a good indication of what will be covered on the test.
 
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I don't believe that paint is covered in the exam. The objectives mention components, containers, layout managers, and event handling.

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