| The study guides do include sample tests. You do need to know Java, but simply knowing Java won't mean you pass the test. I know it pretty well, and didn't pass the test the first time around. There are a lot of API/Language spec specific questions, and frequently will offer choices that, at a glance, both look to be correct. It's not uncommon to see "which is correct, A) foo.bar() or B) foo.bar().xyzzy()" Frequently I would simply refer to the API to answer this question, but you're expected to know it off the top of your head in the exam. |