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Article #182Re: How well do you know your 'C' or 'C++'? Find out at new site!
From: Marcus Houlden
Date: Thu, 29 Oct 1998 00:00
Date: Thu, 29 Oct 1998 00:00
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Paul Batten wrote: > > Ben Pfaff wrote: > > > Michael Littman <mikelittman@erols.com> writes: > > > > The format is multiple choice. To take either of the tests, simply go > > to www.123apply.com and select the link, "Take a beta test". The rest > > should be self-explanatory. Before taking the test, check out the 'top > > ten' list to see the best scores to date! > > > > Your testing interface royally sucks. I tried to take the test, and > > started it. Upon starting it, my Netscape window resized itself to > > fill the whole screen. This is extremely antisocial behavior (I use > > 1600x1200 mode, why should I need the whole screen for Netscape), but > > I could live with it I suppose. But the big problem is that when I > > resized the window (so that I could take notes on the test in another > > window, in order to post comments) Netscape tried to reload the page. > > That caused an error to come from your server accusing me of trying to > > `go back'. After that neither reloading the page nor the back nor the > > forward buttons in my browser did anything useful. > > > > I think you need to seriously unfuck up your testing interface before > > you try to do anything serious with the results. > > -- > > (supporter of the campaign for grumpiness where grumpiness is due in c.l.c) > > > > Please: do not email me copies of your posts to comp.lang.c > > do not ask me C questions via email; post them instead > > Perhaps there's method in their madness. If they don't go full screen and > screw-up > if you try and re-size, its pretty easy to copy and paste the test questions > into a small piece of > code, compile it and get the correct answers with no knowledge of c/c++. > I should think folks will probably figure this out anyway. I would take > fantastic test results with > a pinch of salt. > > Paul. When I did it I cheated. I got the Borland C++ help files out for some of the questions I didn't know. At least the window popped up UNDER the Win95 taskbar (I have mine at the top of the screen) so I could resize it by using the buttons therein. -- Marcus Houlden marcus_houlden (at) hotmail (dot) com http://members.xoom.com/mhoulden PGP Key ID: 0x11C532FF Remove all the junk reply I read the groups to which I post. Please reply there.
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