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Hi friends,
I hope that everything is OK..
I prepare myself with K&B(310-065) for SCJP1.6 exam and it is really that questions take my time a lot, about 4-5 minutes. I hope you have some experience that solving questions in time and want to ask such a question:
Firstly to check rules of classes(or interfaces) then go to any work in the main method or what let me do as sequence?
Yours Sincerely,
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Hi Rizvan,

I think you will get better with practice. Since everybody is different, you need to analyze what you are doing (how your mental processes are working) when you are trying to answer a question. I think a common mistake is to try to work through a question too fast, and then having to backtrack due to mistakes. I think the best policy is to take your time reading the question and understanding the code and what you are being asked. If one of the potential answers is a compiler error, or an exception being thrown, pay special attention to which parts of the code might possibly do that.

Good luck with it!
 
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well, I am thinking that your time is high. but depend on the question, the questions of drop you will spent more time.
But the others questions I believe that 2-3 minutes is a good time, because is important you have on the end of the exam, a time to review your anwers.

but like Ruben Soto told, the practice is the better path.
 
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Dear Ruben Soto & Camilo Lopes,
Thanks. You are right! Maybe I am new adapt myself for test questions.
Regards,
Rizvan
 
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i think more practice you will do, the more speedily you will be able to think for more suitable options
 
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