OCPJP 6.0
OCPJP 6.
In Your Pursuit Towards Certification, NEVER Give Up.
OCPJP 6.0
Achilleas Achix wrote:
Thanks man, i thought you are younger, all the best.
OCPJP 6.
In Your Pursuit Towards Certification, NEVER Give Up.
OCPJP6-05-11
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Achilleas Achix wrote: There is a "window" in memory in which you must gather all these information, if you spend more time re-studying, then some of the previous gained info will get thrown out of main memory.
So the question, was merely what to expect from the rest of the exams. The diagnostic test from examlab already had 72 questions, it could cover as much as any test would (the current one from oracle has only 60). So my question was if the diagnostic from examlab is sooo much easier than the other ones in the same suite.
OCPJP6-05-11
"Your life is in your hands, to make of it what you choose."
OCPJP 6.0
Achilleas wrote:
I've been writing in java for 12 years
OCPJP 6.
In Your Pursuit Towards Certification, NEVER Give Up.
Achilleas wrote:
There is a "window" in memory in which you must gather all these information, if you spend more time re-studying, then some of the previous gained info will get thrown out of main memory.
OCPJP 6.
In Your Pursuit Towards Certification, NEVER Give Up.
OCPJP 6.0
Achilleas Achix wrote:tommy i've been writing in java for 12 years, and have been studying the K&B material for over two full months, having passed through the book two full times. AND I REALLY CANNOT SEE ANY OTHER WAY OF ONE KNOWING IF HE IS READY OR NOT THAN TRY THE MOCK EXAMS. So if you know the answer to my very specific question (i don't feel like repeating it for a 3rd time), please feel free to share it.
PS
COME ON MAN!!! do not tell me that :
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I've programming with Java on and off for about 3-4 years and developed several web applications and GUI. Most of the materials covered in K&B book are NEW or Familiar to me such as Generic, Autoboxing, Collections etc. With respect to your background I've so much to learn from you, but talking about the SCJP I've to say what really important is how much and how strong we know about the Java language not how long we're in the field. For that reason, we need to FOCUS on the Exam and try to pass it rather than counting on something else.
Alright, this isn't a challenge question, but I can answer it and correct me if I'm wrong.
Integer I = 10; //Autoboxing
Integer J =10;
I==J //true, simply literal "10" of both I & J are in the maximum range of 127.
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Integer I = 1000; //Autoboxing
Integer J =1000;
I!=J // is true, simply literal "1000" of I & J are beyond the maximum range of 127.
Try this first without compilation: True or False and why ??
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Here are some more (Try to answer first, compile and see how they work later):
No Sweat, I'm sure you'll PASS the Exam, just FOCUS and have a complete PREPARATION you'll do just FINE on the Exam.![]()
I've passed the EXAM so, what I'm doing here in this forum is try to help others and strengthen my Java skills. :-)
OCPJP6-05-11
"Your life is in your hands, to make of it what you choose."
Dennis Deems wrote:Achilleas, may I just say that 77% for your first full-length practice test seems a VERY good score to me. I did mine a couple weeks ago and it was only 50%.
OCPJP 6.0
Regards, Suhas S. Mandrawadkar.
Certifications: SCJP 6, SCWCD 5, Oracle WebLogic Server Administrator, OCE Java EE 6 EJB Developer
Achilleas Achix wrote:
Denis, did you pass the actual SCJP or just preparing still ?
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