Drag and Drop questions

[Manish Awasthy]

I want to improve my performance in drag and drop questions i am weak in these questions. so any suggestion is welcome.
Or if you could give any tricks to solve such type of questions for instance for garbage collections we could make a graph and get answer
Such type of any trick for drag drop questions please

[champak bhumia]

drag and drop are simple..there are no tricks for them...just solve has many mocks as you can ...that is the golden mantra for it

[Ben Power]

I found that the mock exam drag and drops were poor questions (although many mock exam questions are poor questions). But they're worth doing anyway. I'd do some to get a feel for them, and then the actual test will be easier.

The biggest help I could give with d/d questions is making sure you eliminate all impossible answers (for instance, is this variable still in scope if I drop it here? Is this a syntax or logic error to drop this here? Is this a proper use of the API?). Best of luck.

[Devaka Cooray]

Beside advertising, the UI of ExamLab is somewhat identical to the Sun exam. You may try some drag and drop questions there so you can get well experienced with the software interface. And hope those questions are not so poor

[Ben Power]

Hehe, I think I deserve a joke at my expense after posting such an opinionated answer.... I don't think I have enough experience to make such a broad generalization. My apologies for the rudeness.

Perhaps I should say that the resources I used were often unhelpful (I didn't like MasterExam, for example - I didn't do well on it, but I did pass the actual exam).

I do think that, in general, the K & B questions were fairly good. The difficulty level is similar to the exam, and the questions are well thought out.