I passed the Java test level 2 so I will leave a note

Self-introduction

・ Inexperienced programming, lack of machine noise, dislike studying ・ But I joined an IT company (this is my second year) ・ It's pitch black

Even in such a state, I managed to pass the Java test level 2, so make a note of what I did before I forget it.

What I did for the time being

    1. I went around the Java reference book twice However, it is not read properly. I really hate studying, so I haven't tried reading a reference book in the first place ... People who can read the full text really respect it. Then what happened?



Read it lightly and go to the next page immediately. Repeat this.

Of course, it's so smooth that I don't understand many things. However, it makes me think, "I don't understand well, but I read it." If you do so, you will be "read", so you will be forgiven even if you proceed. By continuing this "I read it for the time being", I was able to read the reference books that I didn't want to read until the end.

Still, I read only lightly, so I will enter the second lap. The important thing here is to set up my rules such as "I don't read where I didn't want to read." It's just a penance to read the same reference book from scratch, so if you set up my own rules and enter the second lap, you will be able to read it relatively well.

So, I read the second lap lightly. It doesn't load anyway. I have an unavoidable spirit where I don't understand. (Maybe you will understand it in the future)

  1. Creating a collection of past problems with synchronization It's important to read the reference book, but honestly, this is the number one reason I was able to pass this time. I didn't notice it because I had never involved other people in studying, but it turned out to be pretty good.



I can't be lazy because I'm cooperating with my friends.

I have a lot of things to think about. Since one person's synchronization purchased the past problem collection, I was trying to copy it separately from several people in the synchronization and create the problem collection for the number of people, but at that point I cooperated with my friends I strongly felt that I was trying to accomplish it. And I came to think, "Oh, this is no longer just my problem." It was amazing from there.



I was able to solve all the past questions.

Even when I was taking the university entrance exam, I didn't solve all the past questions ... I was surprised myself. The power of my friends is amazing. At first, I couldn't score any of the past questions, so I thought I couldn't study, but what kind of problems tend to be asked over the years, and how can I get the correct answer? I came to understand it with my senses, and in the last year I was able to score about 80%.

After all

I was able to pass this time

・ Read reference books ・ Solve past questions

That was the reason why it was said that it was natural.

I will continue to take the qualification test, so I would like to make use of what I noticed this time.

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