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Another second opinion required :-)

At 8:17 PM on Nov 2, 2007, Jim McLachlan wrote:

Hi. A comment has just been posted that says the following question is copied from a book ("Sierra/Bates SCJP5 book p768 question 9"). Could someone please confirm this before I delete the question.:

http://www.javablackbelt.com/QuestionDetail.wwa?qidk=26186

Thanks.

Jim.

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1 . At 5:19 PM on Nov 4, 2007, Jeanne Boyarsky DeveloperZone Top 100 wrote:
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Re: Another second opinion required :-)

Jim,
It's actually question 9 on page 786, but yes it is copied from the book. Please do take care of deleting it and feel free to e-mail the admin account for some points.
2 . At 5:20 PM on Nov 4, 2007, Jeanne Boyarsky DeveloperZone Top 100 wrote:
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Re: Another second opinion required :-)

And now I see it's already been deleted. Anyway, you got your second opinion :)
3 . At 6:33 PM on Nov 4, 2007, Jim McLachlan wrote:
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Re: Another second opinion required :-)

Thanks Jeanne :-)

A couple of quick questions: What did you mean that I should e-mail admin?

Perhaps more importantly, is there any way to determine who actually deleted this question?

Kind regards.

Jim.
4 . At 6:57 PM on Nov 4, 2007, Lukasz Kryger wrote:
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Re: Another second opinion required :-)

The question was deleted by the 'author' himself: "Question was deleted by Thorsten Schneider on 2007-11-03 06:51 GMT" (look under 'Version History')
cheers, Luke
5 . At 7:29 PM on Nov 4, 2007, Jim McLachlan wrote:
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Re: Another second opinion required :-)

Oops :-)

Thanks Łukasz. I missed that one ;-)
6 . At 8:02 AM on Nov 5, 2007, iousin wrote:
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Re: Another second opinion required :-)

Hi Jim,
The admin email is javablackbelt dot admin at gmail dot com if you have identified such copied questions, just put a comment on the question and send an email to the above mail account so that one of the admin's will delete the question and award you points for identifying such questions.

Regards,
Ahmed Khan
JBB Admin Group
7 . At 8:46 AM on Nov 5, 2007, Jim McLachlan wrote:
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Re: Another second opinion required :-)

Ah! I see :-)

Thanks.

Kind regards.

Jim.
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