Anyone else feel like there's something wrong with this?

Whovian

http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutori...questions.html

Anyone else feel like this is testing one's knowledge of vocabulary instead of the central concepts of Object-oriented programming?

rishi.sharma

One or two question out of the bunch , can be considered to revolve around OOPs central concept directly.
Well , most of the questions seems to test one's vocabulary but they can not be answered without proper understanding of OOPs main and basic concepts.

DrGreg

Whovian, you may have a point, but this is one tutorial in a course of many. I would guess you need to understand the technical meaning of various words before you can understand the future tutorials.

Timo

I would go as far as to say that the page is not intended to be a general test of one's understanding of OOP, but is considered as a help for the reader to check that he/she understood what was said in the previous slides of the tutorial.

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Whovian	Anyone else feel like there's something wrong with this? Tweet http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutori...questions.html Anyone else feel like this is testing one's knowledge of vocabulary instead of the central concepts of Object-oriented programming?

rishi.sharma	One or two question out of the bunch , can be considered to revolve around OOPs central concept directly. Well , most of the questions seems to test one's vocabulary but they can not be answered without proper understanding of OOPs main and basic concepts.

DrGreg Recognitions: Gold Member Science Advisor	Whovian, you may have a point, but this is one tutorial in a course of many. I would guess you need to understand the technical meaning of various words before you can understand the future tutorials.

Timo	Anyone else feel like there's something wrong with this? I would go as far as to say that the page is not intended to be a general test of one's understanding of OOP, but is considered as a help for the reader to check that he/she understood what was said in the previous slides of the tutorial.