Kaushik Badiyani

Originally posted by Ashik uzzaman:
Koushik,Congrats!
What r u planning next?

Nothing, currently wanting to shift from Microsoft to Sun...
If i can

Ranchers dont misinterpret the meaning of Mugging...
NO one can clear out SCJP by mugging... I'll like to make this thing clear..
If u read KHALID Mugual book with respect to IO and AWT the way they have described how the constructors descend from the root class is very important..

Another think just dont read the message... half way...
Means u tooo are weak in concentrating as I am ....
If i am not mistaken i clearly specified ur fundamentals should be clear... and ur fundas cant be clear by mugging up everything... (Mr Bihari this is for U)...
Guide me if i am wrong Jane....
Kaushik

Originally posted by Lala Hardayal Bihari:
Hey Kaushik,
If you keep on passing by mugging everything...
What is the use of it ?
You should have failed instead !
Lala

IF u read my entire message ITs VERY CLEAR....UR FUNDAMENTALS SHOULD BE CLEAR....
THats THE REASON I MENTIONED I AM WEAK in CONCENTRATING..
SO as UR... U dint read the entire message ..... SO be carefull in the exam if u read a part of question...
NO BODY CAN CLEAR THE EXAMS BY MUGGING....
MUGGING OUT OVER HERE IS A DIFFERENT CONCEPT...
IF U READ <h3>KHALID MUGAL</h3> BOOK WITH RESPECT TO <h3>IO</h3> U'll COME TO KNOW THE MEANING OF WORD MUGGING....

ANY WAY BETTER LUCK TO U Lala Hardayal Bihari
Kaushik

Hi
Thank U all ranchers for ur kind cooperation... Especially <h1>Jane Griscti</h1> who cleared all my doubts...
I cleared it with 83%..For me time was a contraint as i actully solved out each and every question by writing it on the paper(becoz weak on concentrating). Missed out five questions ...
But still managed to get 83%..
Forums was really helpful.
Threading was tooo tough ....
WIth respect to IO do mug up all the constructors.
AWT contructors and method...do mug
Be sure to have ur fundamentals very clear.... Else u'll flung..
DONT EVER RELY ON MOCK ANSWERS ...ANY DOUBT POST IT ON THI FORUM..
Last but not least JAVA RANCH IS REALLY HELPFUL...
DO MAKE GOOD USE OF JAVA RANCH MOCK EXAM.... TOOO HELPFULLL

All the best
Kaushik

Muhammad are u sure of it beacuse i perfectly agree with Annie
Jane i need to know ur views on this question

George Apart from that r there any other differences.
These are the basic ones

Can somebody cite me the difference between HashMap and HashTable

Thanx
Kaushik

Which of the following methods will definetely stop a Thread from running
a) wait
b) notify
c) yeild
d) suspend
e) sleep

What will be the correct answer for above and Will certification test us on depricated methods???
Thanx
Kaushik

Could somebody explain me the exact reason for this Question..

What happens when you attempt to compile and run these two files in the
same directory?
//File P1.java
package MyPackage;
class P1{
void afancymethod(){
System.out.println("What a fancy method");
}
}
//File P2.java
public class P2 extends P1{
void afancymethod()
{
}
}
a. Both compile and P2 outputs "What a fancy method" when run
b. Neither will compile
c. Both compile but P2 has an error at run time
d. P1 compiles cleanly but P2 has an error at compile time
Plz explain me in detail as i am very weak in Packages as i havent done anything practically
Thanx
Kaushik

Jane Waiting for ur reply on this topic

I also think it should be interpreted in terms of Top Level Class.
Lets C what Jane has to say
Jane waiting for Ur reply.
Thanx
Kaushik

True or False
Instances of Class Thread have a method called notify.
As notify is defined in Object so every class can have method called notify.. Based on this explanation i think it should be TRUE.
Clear me if i am wrong.

Thanx
Kaushik

A private modifier can be applied to a CLASS. True or False
If we get such question in Real Exam my doubt is How do we interpret the Question, I mean with reference to
A) Top Level Class for which the answer is FALSE
B) Inner Class for which the answer is TRUE.

Originally posted by Cherry Sta. Romana:
Let me try
RandomAccessFile writes using bytes..
The first write was written using two bytes,
the next write (for 5) using 4 bytes (because int is 4 bytes)
Now, when you do seek(3), it is a request to position file pointer to the byte after the 3rd byte.
This means that the first byte of the number 3, was skipped, resulting to reading the 2nd, 3rd, 4th bytes of the number 5 and the first byte of the number 30.
In hex, the value that was read was 00 00 05 00 which is 1280 in decimal.////I dint understood this part
I am having a hard time explaining. Anyway, I hope this helps.

Could any body plsz explain me the conversion part of hex i am totally confused with it.

Originally posted by tvs sundaram:
Quote
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Q) If write(0x01234567) is called on an instance of OutputStream what will be written to the destination of stream
A) byte 0x67
Can somebody outline the steps to compute the answer?
Another thing is does exam really test us on such heavy questions ??

I know that write takes int as an parameter and returns byte
But how do we calcutate it... I mean i do need to convert hex to integer and then calculate its Binary Value!! Right
Wont this converting take a long time!!!