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hi i have a very silly question.
supose if i dont pass the scjp exam, will my 150$ be wasted, or do i get another try. thanks.


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[ February 15, 2005: Message edited by: Barry Gaunt ]
 
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If you failed in SCJP test, what you can get is just the score report.

You have to pay for another $150 for the 2nd attemp of the test.

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I read anywhere that if we fail just at boundry then we get another chance for free ...
I don't know is it right or not ...
 
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I don't think there is any boundary thing. It's boolean either you pass or fail.
 
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It is not boolean , it also store % you got .
So it may be an object with two variable result , perGot .

& in public method we can check condition at the time of assigning values to this variables .


 
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