A Programmer[ap]s Guide to Java Certification

Chapter 1

1.1 Terminology for Class Members

Chapter 2

2.1 Keywords in Java

2.2 Reserved Literals in Java

2.3 Reserved Keywords not Currently in Use

2.4 Examples of Literals

2.5 Examples of Decimal, Octal, and Hexadecimal Literals

2.6 Examples of Unicode Values

2.7 Escape Sequences

2.8 Examples of Escape Sequence \ddd

2.9 Range of Integer Values

2.10 Range of Character Values

2.11 Range of Floating-point Values

2.12 Boolean Values

2.13 Summary of Primitive Data Types

2.14 Default Values

Chapter 3

3.1 Operator Summary

3.2 Examples of Truncated Values

3.3 Arithmetic Operators

3.4 Examples of Arithmetic Expression Evaluation

3.5 Arithmetic Compound Assignment Operators

3.6 Relational Operators

3.7 Primitive Data Value Equality Operators

3.8 Reference Equality Operators

3.9 Boolean Logical Operators

3.10 Truth-values for Boolean Logical Operators

3.11 Boolean Logical Compound Assignment Operators

3.12 Conditional Operators

3.13 Truth-values for Conditional Operators

3.14 Integer Bitwise Operators

3.15 Result Table for Bitwise Operators

3.16 Examples of Bitwise Operations

3.17 Bitwise Compound Assignment Operators

3.18 Shift Operators

3.19 Shift Compound Assignment Operators

3.20 Parameter Passing

Chapter 4

4.1 Accessing Members within a Class

4.2 Summary of Accessibility Modifiers for Classes and Interfaces

4.3 Summary of Other Modifiers for Classes and Interfaces

4.4 Summary of Accessibility Modifiers for Members

4.5 Summary of Other Modifiers for Members

Chapter 5

5.1 return Statement

5.2 Granularities for Enabling and Disabling Assertions at Runtime

5.3 Enabling and Disabling Assertions in All System Classes at Runtime

Chapter 6

6.1 Types and Values

Chapter 7

7.1 Overview of Classes and Interfaces

Chapter 8

Chapter 9

Chapter 10

10.1 Applying Rounding Functions

Chapter 11

11.1 Core Interfaces in the Collections Framework

11.2 Summary of Collection and Map Implementations

11.3 Bulk Operations and Set Logic

G.1 Number Systems

G.2 Representing Signed byte Values Using 2's Complement