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Prepare for the Oracle Certified Associate Java SE 7 Programmer I exam with help from this exclusive Oracle Press guide. In each chapter, you'll find challenging exercises, practice questions, a two-minute drill, and a chapter summary to highlight what you've learned. Thisauthoritative guide will help you pass the test and will also serve as your essential on-the-job reference. Get complete coverage of all OCA objectives for exam 1Z0-803, including:
- Packaging, compiling, and interpreting Java code
- Programming with Java statements
- Programming with Java operators and strings
- Working with basic classes and variables
- Understanding variable scope and class construction
- Programming with arrays
- Understanding class inheritance
- Understanding polymorphism and casts
- Handling exceptions
- Working with classes and their relationships
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- Publisher: McGraw-Hill Osborne Media; 2 edition (September 18, 2012)
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- Language: English
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Free OCA Java SE 7 Programmer I Study Guide
Truthfully, I was initially impressed with the book and its overall presentation style. All of which flew out of the window as I continued to encounter errors that any competent reviewer with knowledge of the content should have caught, specifically chapters 1, 2, and 3 [where I stopped].
The level of frustration with this text increased as I began to develop flash cards, obviously, the devil is in the details, and the reader is paying a lot more attention at this point. Therefore, before I got too far, I took a quick break and downloaded the errata for the book - confidence instantly shaken. It was not only the amount of errors listed that pissed me off, but also how many per chapter, and the type of errors found.
Sure, everyone expects an errata list with any technical book, that's the norm unfortunately. However, one could only hope that any reviewer(s) is vigilant enough to ensure the majority of errors were kept to a minimum, while taking into account the nature of the text.
That said some of you reading this might be Professionals like myself with limited time. Therefore, having to peruse an errata list with amount of errors and the type of errors contained is counter-productive to the task-at-hand and unacceptable.
Furthermore, and this really raised a brow considering I bought the eBook for Kindle. The errata for this text was last updated on 12/18/2012 [Errata Sheet (Revision 1.2.0 - 12/18/12)]. Why after a month are new customers, those purchasing the digital version being subjected to the current offering that is obviously sub-par?
Bottom-line: For what could have been a stellar book, I would advise to look elsewhere if you planned on buying the digital version.
I started off my preparation for the OCAJP7 exam with this book. Initially, since I had not done a lot of research on the books available for this exam, I was content with the description in the book. But as I went along, I started to realize that there was something missing in the book.
The chapters miss a lot of details, which would have helped my understanding of the concepts being explained. I had to revert back to SCJP5 by Kathy and Bert, to understand things, and come back to this book. And that got annoying after a while. Just for example, the difference between creating a String through a String literal and through a new String object, was not explained in the book to a good level. We expect such basics to be covered in detail for such an exam. If I knew these details, did I even need a book?
A book should be complete in itself, and this book was not complete. I was wondering if this book would even get me through the exam.
Luckily I found Mala Gupta's book on the exam through a colleague, and boy, I loved that book in one go.
Anyway, after I studied the latter book, and was ready to give some mock exams, I thought of giving this book another chance. I tried it's first mock exam. And believe me, but I was disappointed big time once again.
The questions were so basic, so ridiculously out of syllabus that I could not dare wasting my time on this book anymore.
I purchased a kindle version of Hanumant Deshmukh's practice exams, and what a set of mock exams he has there. Top class.
Coming back to this book, I do not find even a single reason to use this book, when it has no good content, and no good mock exams.
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