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I tried my best but i m failed
From last 2 and 1/2 months i m preparing for it.
first time i got 48%
and now i got 50%
I m not able to trace out my problem .
I m weak in Generics and collection also in fundamentals
So anyone plz suggest me to trace out the problem
 
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Originally posted by ravi patil:
I tried my best but i m failed
From last 2 and 1/2 months i m preparing for it.
first time i got 48%
and now i got 50%
I m not able to trace out my problem .
I m weak in Generics and collection also in fundamentals
So anyone plz suggest me to trace out the problem



Well, knowing about templates from C++ helped me a lot while learning generics...
 
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Two and a half months are obviously not enough. So this time prepare for good six months atleast. Attempt as many mock tests as you can. Gather good amount of study material. Get yourself a good SCJP book like Kathy Sierra...and you are ready to take on the world...all the best.
 
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Good luck and best wish.
 
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Hi Ravi,

It will be better if you make notes.

Go through with every chapter of K&B. Note down in points those topics which you feel new to you or you forget quickly just like two minute drill mentioned at the end of every chapter of K&B. By this way, you can summarize K&B book so that next time when you want to revise, then you can do it in much less time by just reviewing your points.

If somthing is not very clear, then make small program, test it in various ways. This will give you more confidence and this approach will make things everlasting instead of just mugging.

Read it in such way so that you could apply it on job.

When you have finished K&b once, then do different mock exams like from K&B, Whizlab 1.5, Enthuware, Marcus Green's, John Mayers's mock etc.

If you any other SCJP 1.5 mock link, then please update it at Revise SCJP FAQ so that others get benefited.

K&B is sufficient for Collections and generics. It goes in great detail about collection and generics.

Anyway if you want any other stuff on generics, then you are welcome here...

java.sun.com/j2se/1.5/pdf/generics-tutorial.pdf

http://www.angelikalanger.com/GenericsFAQ/JavaGenericsFAQ.html#SECTION1


All the best

Feel free to ask if you have any doubt

Here is a nice quotation from someone...

Never give up, never quit, persist find a way to win.



Regards


Naseem
[ June 28, 2006: Message edited by: Naseem Khan ]
 
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