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Ale Lima
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I have been studying to SCJP certification and I have a doubit.

There is a question in a book ...

Which names of methods do obey the pattern JavaBeans?
a) add
b) getcust
c) deleteRep
d) isColorado
e) putDimensions

I choose only letter d. But, in the book is correct letters b and d .

I think is wrong, because the letter b doesn't obey the role camelCase.

Am I wrong?! :P

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I think you are right.

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Hi Alessandra,

What version of the book do you have? Is it the SCJP 6 Study Guide? Because my copy, at page 79, lists getCust with correct camelCase formatting. Maybe it is a previous printing that you have?

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:lol: thanks for all the answers!

So, I am reading the book SCJP 5 Study Guide in Portuguese but I will do the test cx-310-065 in English.
I think the problem is the translation.

I hope you can understand my English ops:

Ale

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Alessandra,

Translations can sometimes have errors, sorry about that. If you have any questions about any other possible issues just ask in the forum and we can confirm whether it's in the original English edition.

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Ruben Soto wrote:Alessandra,

Translations can sometimes have errors, sorry about that. If you have any questions about any other possible issues just ask in the forum and we can confirm whether it's in the original English edition.



You are right Ruben, surely it is a translation issue.

Alessandra Lima wrote:
So, I am reading the book SCJP 5 Study Guide in Portuguese but I will do the test cx-310-065 in English.
I think the problem is the translation.



Alessandra, I think you are from Brazil ;).
I read all the book in English, and the language is very simple to understand, it would be a good idea for you..

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just to confirm, camelCase is required to valid a javaBean ?

i from brazil to, and i understand that is a transalte problem still at version 6.0

but i wanna just confirm if camelCase is required or not, to valid a JavaBean, or if is just Recommended not Required...

sorry for my inglish

from brazil

 
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Tomaz Lavieri wrote:
but i wanna just confirm if camelCase is required or not, to valid a JavaBean, or if is just Recommended not Required...
sorry for my inglish


Yes, its required(not just recommended).....for javabean conventions
And don't be sorry for your english, be sorry if you answer any question wrong more than once.......
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Sachin Adat wrote:

Tomaz Lavieri wrote:
but i wanna just confirm if camelCase is required or not, to valid a JavaBean, or if is just Recommended not Required...
sorry for my inglish


Yes, its required(not just recommended).....for javabean conventions
And don't be sorry for your english, be sorry if you answer any question wrong more than once.......
Welcome to JavaRanch!!!



thanks for your quickly answer \o/

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