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Originally posted by ye zhang:
I have also edited several text files myself which covers concepts or mock exam questions that I thought need second thoughts, if any of you are interested in getting them, please give me your email address, and I can send them to you. I would be happy to be able to help you guys a little bit.
thanks,
ye [/B]
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Originally posted by ye zhang:
Yes, I did have Java programming experience before. Say, I started learning Java in 1998. However, Java is not my primary language for my job, C/C++ is. I write Java programs for personal interest. I haven't written any Java program developed to Production servers.
RHE will not cover everything, but I think its topic is enough to cover the exam objectives. What really helped me a lot is the mock exams.
I read RHE book carefully once, then I took as many mock exams as I can. There are about 40 exam links from Maha's homepage, I took about 35+.
My tip to take the mock exams is to mark the ones I didn't make, then try to fully understand the correct answers. The best thing to do is to RUN THE CODE ON YOUR COMPUTER. The Java compiler will give you a lot of information.
I have copied, pasted and run the code from more than 200 mock
exam questions, this process helped me a lot!!!
There are several very good materials I think:
1. http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Orchard/9362/java/javacert/Desboro.htm ( Covers important concepts like: Private or static methods are statically bound; No arithmetic promotion for ++,--,+=,etc; ...)
2. http://www.absolutejava.com/articles/java-tidbits.html
(Remember to take the test on Tidbit 7)
3. http://www.angelfire.com/or/abhilash/Main.html
(You should get the answer explanation from the author, and try to understand them. This test is tougher than real test, but it definitely teaches a lot of JLS concepts.)
4. Mock exam 24th on Maha's page. There are several error answers, but good questions and explanations. Try to run some of the codes by yourself.
5. Marcus Green's exams. ( I did them twice, the second time (done 3 days before real test)I finished >95% for each of them, but I forgot what were the first time scores.)
I have also edited several text files myself which covers concepts or mock exam questions that I thought need second thoughts, if any of you are interested in getting them, please give me your email address, and I can send them to you. I would be happy to be able to help you guys a little bit.
thanks,
ye
Originally posted by ye zhang:
I passed SCJP2 this morning with 100% score.
The questions are much easier than I thought, no tricky questions at all, all straightforward, clearly-stated.
I met quite a few questions with about 20-35 lines of code, but all are easier to answer.
I prepared the test for about 3-4 weeks, read the RHE books, then did most of the mock exams found in Maha's homepage(My many thanks to Maha).
This exam is really not hard to pass.
Originally posted by ye zhang:
Yes, I did have Java programming experience before. Say, I started learning Java in 1998. However, Java is not my primary language for my job, C/C++ is. I write Java programs for personal interest. I haven't written any Java program developed to Production servers.
RHE will not cover everything, but I think its topic is enough to cover the exam objectives. What really helped me a lot is the mock exams.
I read RHE book carefully once, then I took as many mock exams as I can. There are about 40 exam links from Maha's homepage, I took about 35+.
My tip to take the mock exams is to mark the ones I didn't make, then try to fully understand the correct answers. The best thing to do is to RUN THE CODE ON YOUR COMPUTER. The Java compiler will give you a lot of information.
I have copied, pasted and run the code from more than 200 mock
exam questions, this process helped me a lot!!!
There are several very good materials I think:
1. http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Orchard/9362/java/javacert/Desboro.htm ( Covers important concepts like: Private or static methods are statically bound; No arithmetic promotion for ++,--,+=,etc; ...)
2. http://www.absolutejava.com/articles/java-tidbits.html
(Remember to take the test on Tidbit 7)
3. http://www.angelfire.com/or/abhilash/Main.html
(You should get the answer explanation from the author, and try to understand them. This test is tougher than real test, but it definitely teaches a lot of JLS concepts.)
4. Mock exam 24th on Maha's page. There are several error answers, but good questions and explanations. Try to run some of the codes by yourself.
5. Marcus Green's exams. ( I did them twice, the second time (done 3 days before real test)I finished >95% for each of them, but I forgot what were the first time scores.)
I have also edited several text files myself which covers concepts or mock exam questions that I thought need second thoughts, if any of you are interested in getting them, please give me your email address, and I can send them to you. I would be happy to be able to help you guys a little bit.
thanks,
ye
Originally posted by ye zhang:
I passed SCJP2 this morning with 100% score.
The questions are much easier than I thought, no tricky questions at all, all straightforward, clearly-stated.
I met quite a few questions with about 20-35 lines of code, but all are easier to answer.
I prepared the test for about 3-4 weeks, read the RHE books, then did most of the mock exams found in Maha's homepage(My many thanks to Maha).
This exam is really not hard to pass.
SCJP 1.5, SCEA, ICED (287,484,486)
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