I'm working through this online exam for the Java Programmer Certification offered by Sun (the creators of Java). I ran into a question that I could not believe that I got the answer wrong, I was convinced I was right, but the test said I was wrong. The answer also didn't really explain why, it just said what the answer was. I did a bunch of searching to see what I could have done wrong because I was assuming that I must just truly be wrong. I could understand the tutorial exam being wrong, but since this test was put out by the people who wrote the language and are proctoring the real exam that they should be given the benefit of the doubt.

Well, I just ran into another question with a problem:

Which two statements are true? (Choose two.)

The answer is:

Option B is correct. After line 6, the object created on line 13 has no references.

Um... didn't you say "Choose two?" Heh... so, I hope anyone out there who is searching to find the answer to that java question they think is wrong will find this and not feel so bad. :)