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hello friends,

I am looking forward to get oracle certification in java......reading the previous posts i have came to know that i will have to first clear oca 7 and then ocp 7 exam.....so can you please guide me from where to start preparing for these exams....which is the best book to start with???
 
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apoorv saxena wrote:hello friends,

I am looking forward to get oracle certification in java......reading the previous posts i have came to know that i will have to first clear oca 7 and then ocp 7 exam.....so can you please guide me from where to start preparing for these exams....which is the best book to start with???

Hi, I am also preparing for this. The only resource I found is the Java 7 Complete Reference book on Amazon and the Tutorial on Oracle Website. I hope if anyone could please tell me where to find some practice exams on OCPJP7. Thanks.
 
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