Mike Meyers passport vs all in one books
Mike_30
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Whats the difference between the "all in one" books vs the "passport". Ive read his passport book for A+ but saw he had the other series too.
Im guessing the passport is the one you need to pass the cert just hitting on the main objectives and the all in one is the more in depth version that can be kept as a reference after you pass the exam?
Im guessing the passport is the one you need to pass the cert just hitting on the main objectives and the all in one is the more in depth version that can be kept as a reference after you pass the exam?
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N2IT
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Whats the difference between the "all in one" books vs the "passport". Ive read his passport book for A+ but saw he had the other series too.
Im guessing the passport is the one you need to pass the cert just hitting on the main objectives and the all in one is the more in depth version that can be kept as a reference after you pass the exam?
Without ever reading the Passport book, I would say your guess is probably very accurate. I have the ALL IN ONE book and it has a lot of information. I am reading it cover to cover and then I'll start nailing the practice exams. This however is for the Network + one.