I have a Java final coming up.

[importdistributors]

I have a java final coming up tomorrow, The test is 50 questions multiple choice. The professor gave us 20 sample questions. I need to study, and I am not and have never been the type of person who can read the chapters. I am better of at looking at sample tests looking at the answers, and then looking up the answers. Now I am looking for more sample questions from the class text book to study. "Introduction to Java programming" 6th edition by Liang. The best I could find was the site for the book which requires a professor to log in to access the sample quesitons Linky. Any idea where I can find more sample questions from the same database?

Cliffs:
-Final coming tomorrow
-Need to study more
-Need to find more sample questions from the book "intro to java" by liang 6th edition
-Can't access instructor site due to log in pop-up
-Need help finding more sample questions from book

 

[tfinch2]

If you don't know it by now there is no hope.

 

[xSkyDrAx]

you at least understand the basic concepts of Java right? Even if you can't punch out an proper program most of your assignments should have at least taught you some of the basics about Java. If not then gl. I find the MC choice examples to Java easier than writing code so

 

[AgaBoogaBoo]

Either you know it or you don't. I find programming tests easy to take because even if there's a function from the library you didn't use or something, you can logically figure it out if you have common sense. Basically, everything in the compiler was done with a reason and so it all makes sense.

 

[mundane]

If it's the intro class, be sure to memorize the language keywords, syntax, and (sub)class behavior. Some of the standard library calls (I/O), too.

 

[importdistributors]

Dont get me wrong, I do know the basics, I cant program, but i know the rules and stuff ok,

For the first midterm, I learned everything the night before, But the sample midterm helped a lot, I ended up getting a b+ on it, and I need an A on the final to get an A, that is why I am trying to find more sample questions

 

[esun]

50 multiple choice questions for a Java final? WTH is that? There should definitely be some hand-coding. Ah well, just try to remember any trivia-type questions about Java the professor could ask.