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These pages are designed to help you pass the Sun Certified Java Programmers Exam. This tutorial is designed mainly for final cramming rather than in-depth study and learning. It assumes that you already know the basic principles of programming from a language such as C/C++ or Visual Basic and that you can set up your Java...
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These pages are designed to help you pass the Sun Certified Java Programmers Exam. This tutorial is designed mainly for final cramming rather than in-depth study and learning. It assumes that you already know the basic principles of programming from a language such as C/C++ or Visual Basic and that you can set up your Java environment to create and run Java programs. It doesn't try to make you a good programmer, or even a good Java programmer, it just tries to get you through the exam by concentrating narrowly on the objectives. The parent site http://www.jchq.net/ is a larger resource, and includes demo applets, an FAQ, ock exam, and a link to certification books.
