Faraah Dabhoiwala

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Is SCJD the next certification after SCJP?
And does it cover Advance Java?

Regards,
Faraah Dabhoiwala.
Hi,
Devaka
Actually i solved your ExamLab mock test also......
thanks
14 years ago
Thanks to all...

Well i followed the best book for SCJP 5 and thats by Kathey Sierra and Bert Bates.

Unlike other books this book provides a live experience.
I didn't feel that i am reading a book. I felt as if the authors are interacting with me and they are with me while i was reading the book.
Their comments in each and every topic lightened my mood.
eg. Its the internet time baby!!, there are numerous such comments which creates fun while reading.

Plus one thing i noticed which i loved a lot.
They reference the programmer or developer with SHE and not HE.
The first book that i came across which uses feminine gender. I have never seen any other book which uses feminine gender.

Regards,
Faraah Dabhoiwala
SCJP 5
14 years ago
Hi i took SCJP exam yesterday and i cleared it with 96%..



Faraah Dabhoiwala
SCJP 5
14 years ago
didnt get what you wrote there

BTW, there is no reason the notify() requires this



But we are having a notify() function and it must be doing something


can you please explain wait method in someother way i found it more like OS stuff
which object should be marked synchronized when we want a thread to wait??

how does a thread know which object amongst those which are waiting to notify??
which object should be marked synchronized when we want a thread to wait??

how does a thread know which object amongst those which are waiting to notify??

1) Regarding generic class
Ok,,

So for example,,


here is a class



now here i understood that <T> is type it can be anything say,Integer,Long or say , Animal (provided Animal is a class)

so we can write




but how to use this class ..
why at all we define generic type after class name???

also there is another example where there are two generic types declared after class name




1) Regarding generic method




how to use this method?