Need advice about a new .net practice test site

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Stephany Young

And the point of it is?

BTW. Your 'correct' answer for C# question 3 is wrong.
 
D

Davey

what is the default access specifier for a Class?
Should be internal, not public.



byte a, b, c;
a = 255;
b = 122;
c = (byte)(a & b);

The result should be 122, not 255.

Davey

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Bharathi

Hi,
It seems there are some errors in the site. I got an error while
browsing.

Description: An unhandled exception occurred during the execution of
the current web request. Please review the stack trace for more
information about the error and where it originated in the code.

Exception Details: System.IndexOutOfRangeException: Value

Source Error:


Line 112: }
Line 113:
Line 114: foreach (Answer _answer in _question.Answers)
Line 115: {
Line 116: //Get the position of the correct answer


Stack Trace:
[IndexOutOfRangeException: Value]
 
G

Gary Stephenson

Hello Mark,
I am in progress of developing my own developers community site for
practise tests. I would just like any type of feedback or opinions

I had a quick look at the first few questions of the C#. Your understanding
of English Grammar is woeful I'm afraid - you really need an editor to clean
it up.

Also one of the questions went something like:

"Which class is under System.Windows.Forms" (or something , can't
remember now)

Afaik, there is no technical meaning for a class being "under" another
class. If you meant "Which class inherits from ...." then you that is what
you should say.

In trying to remember what the above line actually was, I went back to your
site and tried to reopen the test, only to be confronted with a Server Error
:

System.IndexOutOfRangeException: TopicCode

All in all, at this stage I'd give it a "D-, could do better". <wink>

gary.

PS - I oftent think that they only way such tests could be made to measure
anything really meaningful would be to have the answers come back as
compilable code snippets. You give the candidate the context that the
snippet will be compiled/executed in, and instructions as to what the
result/effect should be. Simple multiple choice questions (particularly
those will only a single answer) will just never cut it (imho of course)
 

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