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About SCJP 1.5

 
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hello
everyone..i am planning to take SCJP 1.5
just needed some guidance on the preparation for the new pattern of exam...i am done reading with K&B.
i am looking for the added topics documentation and updated mock exams...

Thanks
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Krishna
 
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Here is one article on how to prepare
http://www.whizlabs.com/articles/scjp5.0-article.html


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Dont forget to read MZ's notes on SCJP Tiger.

Nick
 
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Thanks Nicholas and Devi

i will go for that definetly until I find a detailed examination book on SCJP 1.5.I am waiting on K&B actually

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Krishna
 
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There are lot of tutorials and articles in
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/java/

For some tutorials you should register its free.
 
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