vidya

Amit,
that's really great !!!
a BIG congrats!

Vidya

congrats, and all the best!
regards,
Vidya.

Hi...
Thanks Javaranch, I cleared the exam with 85%.
This is such a nice and friendly place, I should say the best place for an SCJP aspirant..
Well, I came to know of this site after doing a little bit of search, and now all my friends who are thinking of taking up the exam are greenhorns of the ranch! Well, after I got here, Maha's page and MarcusGreen's site were the only other bookmarks I ever needed ! You are doing a great job, Maha, Ajith, Rahul, Jim, everybody... keep up the good job..
An architect by education and now a homemaker by profession
now I have started thinking about the Developers exam..I know I have to learn a lot more for that...Will be hanging around in that forum too now onwards..
I wish everybody preparing for the exam good luck, too...
regards,
Vidya.

hi ..
The methods in an interface are implicitly public and abstract,and the fields in an interface are implicitly coderanch,static,and final.I guess its member interfaces are static too, that is why you are able to access them directly using the dot notation.
Anil, I think that is why the compiler doesnt give an error .
Ajith, please confirm...
regards,
Vidya.

Oh well,yes Jaideep , you are right .
I forgot about the adapter classes..
Thanks for that

Vidya.

Sandeep,Congrats!!
great score !!
regards,
Vidya

I mean,shouldn't A and D be the answer?
Vidya.

Hi..
please look at the foll code:
import java.awt.*; import java.awt.event.*; public class MyFrame extends Frame { MyFrame mine ; public MyFrame(String title) { super(title); enableEvents(AWTEvent.WINDOW_EVENT_MASK); } public void processWindowEvent(WindowEvent we) { System.out.println("processing window event"); } }
The options are :
1 Adding a window listener to an instance of MyFrame will result in a compiler error .
2 Adding a window listener to an instance of MyFrame will result in throwing an error at Runtime.
3 Adding a window listener to an instance of MyFrame will result in code that compiles cleanly and executes without throwing an exception.
4 A window listener added to an instance of MYFrame will never receive notification of window events.
the answers given are C and D
D is correct,but I doubted whether option C would make the compiler ask for implementation of the rest of the methods in the interface, and modified the code like so..
import java.awt.*; import java.awt.event.*; public class MyFrame extends Frame { MyFrame mine ; public MyFrame(String title) { super(title); enableEvents(AWTEvent.WINDOW_EVENT_MASK); mine.addWindowListener(new WindowListener(){}); } public void processWindowEvent(WindowEvent we) { System.out.println("processing window event"); } }
and, the compiler did scream !
isn't option D the only answer, or am I missing something?
thanks in advance,
Vidya.

hi ..
you did a really wonderful job...
congrats! and best wishes too..
regards,
vidya.

Hi Antra,
Congrats!! good score!!
regards,
Vidya.

congrats, avn..
Good Score!!
regards,
Vidya.

WoW..That is indeed great!!!
congrats, and all the very best!!
regards,
Vidya.

That is great score, Vasanth..
Congrats !!!
regards,
Vidya.

Thanks Vani,avn and Ajith ..
:-)
regards,
Vidya.

Hi Mita..
good score..congrats!!
regards,
Vidya.