1Z0-829 Java Platform Overview and Packaging Practice Question
Exhibit
Refer to the exhibit. ``` $ jdeps -summary -s -cp lib/*:classes -R app.jar app.jar -> java.base app.jar -> java.sql app.jar -> com.thirdparty.util app.jar -> com.thirdparty.helper (modular) com.thirdparty.helper -> java.base ```
A developer runs the above jdeps command on app.jar. Which statement about the dependencies is correct?
⚠ Common exam trap
Oracle often tests the implicit dependency on `java.base` to catch candidates who think all module dependencies must be explicitly declared in `module-info.java`.
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The app.jar depends on java.base implicitly.
Every Java module automatically has an implicit dependency on the `java.base` module, which is always resolved by the module system. The `jdeps` command analyzes dependencies, and even if no explicit `requires java.base` is declared, the module system adds it implicitly. This is a fundamental rule of the Java Platform Module System (JPMS) as defined in JSR 376.
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The app.jar has a direct dependency on the class com.thirdparty.util.
Why it's wrong here
jdeps summary shows module-level, not class-level dependencies.
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The modular dependency com.thirdparty.helper is not required because it is modular.
Why it's wrong here
Modular dependencies are still required.
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The dependencies on com.thirdparty.util and com.thirdparty.helper are on the module path.
Why it's wrong here
The exhibit shows -cp for classpath, so they are on classpath.
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The app.jar depends on java.base implicitly.
Why this is correct
All Java applications implicitly depend on java.base.
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