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Originally posted by Bert Bates:
Hello everyone!
I just want to clarify for everyone what's on the exam and what's NOT!
Understanding String immutability IS on the exam, and it's big!
Understanding when (non-String), objects are eligible for GC IS on the exam, and it's big and complicated!!!
However, because the String constant pool is a bit vague, the exam WILL NOT ask you to know when String objects are eligible for the GC.
So I'd recommend that you start this thread all over again using objects of a type other than String - otherwise this whole thread is confusing and misleading!
Bert
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Originally posted by Bert Bates:
CH -
If you restate the question without using String objects, I'll give you my opinion
Bert
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