Are you ready to pass new Java SE 11 Programmer I exam and prove your competency to recruiters and employers alike?

NOTE: Effective 1st October 2020, Oracle had retired 1Z0-815 and 1Z0-816 exams, merged the syllabus of 1Z0-815 and 1Z0-816 and created new exam 1Z0-819. Students may still use 1Z0-815 practice tests to prepare for Java interviews.

The practice test questions have already helped 25 students to pass the 1Z0-815 exam.
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2020:
1. Roland Jeremy Sasis (1Z0-819) [18-Jan-2021]
2. Mario Alberquilla Puerta (1Z0-819) [22-Dec-2020]
3. Oliver Schmitt [14-Sep-2020]
4. Jessie Liang [31-Aug-2020]
5. Dhruv Mohindru [21-Aug-2020]
6. Henry Ramirez [09-Aug-2020]
7. Heli Villarreal [02-Aug-2020]
8. Darshit Shah
9. Zolta Szekely
10. Robert Schneider
11. Chethan B E
12. Khalil Aouachri
13. Michal Gruszka
14. Quang Hoang
15. Juraj Valkucak
16. Rejeb Rayen
17. Georg Weber
18. Suryanarayanan Ganesh Melarkode
19. Sanjay Videsh Barath
20. Tim Yao

2019:
1. Parag Shukla [27-Dec-2019]
2. Marco Giorgi [20-Dec-2019]
3. Miguel Rosario [14-Dec-2019]
4. Tshepo Mokgoatjane [09-Dec-2019]
5. Petr Juricek [Oct-2019]

See what successful students are saying:

21-Aug-2020: “Really nice course. Not only helped me in clearing the exam but also solidify my understanding of java language. Highly recommended.” – Dhruv Mohindru

09-Aug-2020: “I’m so grateful for this course. Last night I took the exam and I passed it. Thanks for your help Udayan.” – Henry Ramirez

06-Jul-2020: “This course helped me a lot to pass the exam. I did all exams and after doing each of them, I reviewed answers, made notes and fine-tuned my knowledge. Thanks to that I did a better score on actual exam than any of the test exams of this course. I think this is very useful and worth the money and time I spent on it. I recommend it.” – Zolta Szekely

05-Jul-2020: “It’s a very useful content for getting knowledge about java11 and it’s boosts our knowledge and confidence by taking 6 mock tests. And I finally got completed my 1Z0-815 with an 87%.” – Chethan B E

02-Jun-2020: “Today I passed the exam. I have done all of the 6 test exams and read the explanations, they represent a very similar level as the real test. One key difference is that on the real exam, in case of multi-answer questions, you are informed exactly how many answers are correct. In this way, the real one is a bit easier. I highly recommend these tests to anyone preparing for the 1Z0-815 exam.” – Michal Gruszka

09-Mar-2020: “Excellent course with many good questions and detail explanation, I passed the exam on 9 Mar. Thank you.” – Quang Hoang

07-Feb-2020: “Passed the 1z0-815 exam using these practice exams. If you are planning to write the exam, this exam simulator is an absolute must to help you gauge your performance.” – Suryanarayanan Ganesh Melarkode

28-Jan-2020: “This course helped me pass the exam. Thanks for the detailed explanations on each question.” – Sanjay Videsh Barath

17-Jan-2020: “This is a very accurate simulation of the actual exam. It was extremely helpful and I would not have passed without your help. Thank you very much! If you decide to make a simulation fo IZO-816 I would definitely purchase.” – Tim Yao

20-Dec-2019: “Tricky questions with clear explanations. A must follow test papers for all those who wants to go through 1Z0-815 Exam. I passed it at first try. Thank you!” – Marco Giorgi

09-Dec-2019: “This mock formed the best part of my foundation and today I wrote and fortunately enough I passed my Java SE 11 Programmer I |1Z0-815 exam. Now unto my next certification.” – Tshepo Mokgoatjane

09-Oct-2019: “Clear explanation, many tricky things … I am very satisfied thanks a lot” – Petr Juricek

Assess your exam preparation with 492 unique questions in 6 Practice Test.

 Java SE 11 Programmer I – Exam Information:

• Exam Code: 1Z0-815
• Duration: 180 minutes
• Questions #: 80 (Multiple Choice / Multiple Select)
• Passing score: 63% 

Exam Topics:

1. Understanding Java Technology and environment

• Describe Java Technology and the Java development
• Identify key features of the Java language

2. Creating a Simple Java Program

• Create an executable Java program with a main class
• Compile and run a Java program from the command line
• Create and import packages

3. Working With Java Primitive Data Types and String APIs

• Declare and initialize variables (including casting and promoting primitive data types)
• Identify the scope of variables
• Use local variable type inference
• Create and manipulate Strings
• Manipulate data using the StringBuilder class and its methods

4. Using Operators and Decision Constructs

• Use Java operators including the use of parenthesis to override operator precedence
• Use Java control statements including if, if/else, switch
• Create and use do/while, while, for and for each loops, including nested loops, use break and continue statements

5. Working with Java Arrays

• Declare, instantiate, initialize and use a one-dimensional array
• Declare, instantiate, initialize and use two-dimensional array

6. Describing and Using Objects and Classes

• Declare and instantiate Java objects, and explain objects’ lifecycles (including creation, dereferencing by reassignment, and garbage collection)
• Define the structure of a Java class
• Read or write to object fields

7. Creating and Using Methods

• Create methods and constructors with arguments and return values
• Create and invoke overloaded methods
• Apply the static keyword to methods and fields

8. Applying Encapsulation

• Apply access modifiers
• Apply encapsulation principles to a class

9. Reusing Implementations Through Inheritance

• Create and use subclasses and superclasses
• Create and extend abstract classes
• Enable polymorphism by overriding methods
• Utilize polymorphism to cast and call methods, differentiating object type versus reference type
• Distinguish overloading, overriding, and hiding

10. Programming Abstractly Through Interfaces

• Create and implement interfaces
• Distinguish class inheritance from interface inheritance including abstract classes
• Declare and use List and ArrayList instances
• Understanding Lambda Expressions

11. Handling Exceptions

• Describe the advantages of Exception handling and differentiate among checked, unchecked exceptions, and Errors
• Create try-catch blocks and determine how exceptions alter program flow
• Create and invoke a method that throws an exception

12. Understanding Modules

• Describe the Modular JDK
• Declare modules and enable access between modules
• Describe how a modular project is compiled and run

Practice tests are randomized to give the real examination feel. All topics listed above are divided appropriately in 6 tests consisting 82 questions each i.e., 492 questions in total. Questions are designed based on real examination questions in terms of pattern and complexity.
Number of questions and duration of test is kept same as actual to simulate the real exam.

Explanation of all the correct answers is also provided for reference and understanding. Relevant hints and how to approach a question in real examination setting is also provided in explanation.

Completing all the tests successfully will boost your confidence to attempt Java SE 11 Programmer I exam. 

More information on detailed curriculum and assumptions to be followed for examination, are available on oracle certification page.

NOTE: Each practice test of this course contains questions on all the exam topics, similar to what is expected in real exam. But if you prefer to solve topic-wise questions, then enroll in my other course titled “Java Certification (1Z0-815) Topic-wise Tests [2022]”, which contains the same questions arranged in topic-wise manner.

Disclaimer: These questions are not real examination questions / dumps. These questions  are created to evaluate your preparation for certification exam. 

So, grab a cup of coffee or your favorite drink and test your Exam Preparation.

Features of Practice Tests:

• You can pause the test at any time and resume later.
• You can retake the test as many times as you would like.
• The progress bar at the top of the screen will show your progress as well as the time remaining in the test. If you run out of time, don’t worry; you will still be able to finish the test.
• You can skip a question to come back to at the end of the exam.
• You can also use “Mark for Review” to come back to questions you are unsure about before you submit your test.
• If you want to finish the test and see your results immediately, press the stop button.