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format of the exam

 
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Hello Everyone,
I'm new to this forum and I would like to know the format of the exam.
what are the type of questions that I can expect in the SCJP 1.4 exam?
Do we have to write code or is it only objective type?
Thank you and I appreciate your help in this regard
Anitha
 
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The exam is multiple choice and multiple answer. You don't have to write code, per se, but you are exposed to a lot of code samples. The key to passing the exam is to get your brain into thinking like a Java compiler. You read each question, parse it through the JVM in your brain (how's that for cross-platform compatibility) and answer.
There are lots of great books and mock exams. Browse Javaranch and you'll find all of the essentials.
Cheers,
Jason
 
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