Patrick Punty

Hi I have cleared my SCJP 1.4 on 27 of this month.
Can any one tell me how can I see my marks on INTERNET.
And can any person other than me see these marks (i.e. is it password proceted ? ).

Thanks
Patrick

Roel did u buy it or just tried the guest login.

Thanks for the info....
but just to check for the 3rd question which roel had given
the output will be
SA
SB
CA
CB
Am I right ?
Please confirm.

bob I will say , just try some other free exams also
so that u may come to know how r u doing in those exams..
that will give u a good idea..

Patrick

Yes ........
thats what I have studied that you should not catch assertion in catch block.

Patrick

Which of the following modifiers can be applied to a class that is not a nested class?

a. public
b. protected
c. private
d. abstract
e. static
f. final

Hi j rangavallika ,

By using static block of code one can run a java program with out using main method, but to what extent the static code has power I am not aware of. Anyone plz confirm, and resolve my querry about static block's Power.

Thanks
Patrick

Thanks Seb

Well for your first querry I feel the answer is Yes, so that JVM can call it.
and I am sorry I didnt get your second querry

Hi I am also preparing for SCJP 1.4 and is in Mumbai (India).
I want to give my exam next month can any one from this place contact me, if interested for the preparation.

my number is (Removed personal information. Please send a PM or Email with that information, if you really want to give it away - Mark Spritzler)

Thanks
Patrick
[ October 18, 2005: Message edited by: Mark Spritzler ]

Which of the following modifiers can be applied to a constructor?

a. private
b. abstract
c. final
d. volatile
e. native
f. None of the above.

MYAns: a,c

Given Ans:a

But I feel Math class constructors are final.
Well by any chance constructors are final plz let me know.

But the option e is correct and C is wrong.

public class Outter
{
public static class Inner
{
public static void InnerMethod()
{
}
}
}
Which statement will correctly instantiates an instance of Inner outside of outter
a> Inner m = new Inner();
b> Outter.Inner oi = new Inner();
c> Outter o = new Outter();
Outter.Inner oi = o.Inner();
d> Outter.Inner oi = new Outter.new Inner();
e> Outter.Inner oi = newOutter.Inner();

Please tell me the answer for this
I marked e as the correct answer.
But Please also tell me the difference between e and c option.

Regards
Patrick

Thanks sandy,

One more thing is it always necessary to call a notify method to bring a waiting thread back to runnable state, or is it only necessary with the case of wait with no time frame defined.

Yes Neelima I agree with you....
It should go in the same way as u think
Other JavaRanchers Please confirm