quiz for all you java gurus.. do well and you get a free t-shirt!

[CouponCollect]

http://www.cysive.com/careers.htm

click above and then take the quiz -- i scored miserably so i didnt win anything, but i know some of you can do it!!

You can do it!!

 

[TheTechnique]

waterboy! YES!

 

[iotone]

0% baybee!!! yeah...

 

[her209]

someone post the answers so we can all get free tees

 

[dgoedken]

I KNOW I answered all the questions right...and they SAID I only got 60% or 3 out of 5!!! I'm just plain mad.


Oh...the questions keep alternating so giving the answers....won't help.

Thanks for the link....but they suck. If anyone gets 100%....let me know!

 

[BLoop]

I got 40% and don't know a thing about Java.

 

[Shy]

Damn, the semester of Java I've taken (just ended today! wo-hoo! better start studying for the final...) didn't help me at all. I knew the answer to the first one, but not a single word in the rest of the questions made any sense to me.. oh well...

20% ain't bad... Anyone here get them all right?

 

[FuzzyBee]

I got 80% - free t-shirt, baby!

My 80% was based (mostly) on educated guesses - haven't taken a day og Java in my life.

 

[HamtonP]

yes! My first post and I got 100% on the quiz. Finally, my java certification was good for something. I guess it's not bogus after all. You do have to give them your address so I guess it's their way of recruiting.

Some of the answers I can remember are.

What does the == operator do?
A: Compare if two reference point to the same object.

What is the difference between @include and jsp:include?
A: @include is checked at compile time.

What is required in the applet tag?
A: code, width, height

What is in java.util.list?
Hash, Map, Stack ...
A: Stack

Darn...that's all i can remember. The one I can't remember was none of the above.

HamtonP

 

[tomcat]

I got 60%.. hmmm whats Java again?
j/k

 

[RobK]

Alright, here are some hints:

UML = Unified Modeling Language (D)
In Enterprise Java Beans (EJB), what type of bean would you typically use to represent a business object in the database? = (B) Entity

In Java, which one of the following implements the java.util.list interface? = (B) STACK

In Java, which of the following is a threadsafe class by default? - (A) VECTOR

In Java Server Pages (JSP), what is the difference between the @include tag and the jsp:include tag? - (B) ...compiled...
In Java, which of the following is unsigned? - (E) None of the above


Which one of the following is not a scope variable for a JSP Bean? - (D) response

What is the name of the method used to schedule thread execution? - (B) start

In Java, when you use the == operator with two objects, what are you doing? - (A) checking to see references...

If you are developing a word-processor and wish to implement undo functionality, which design pattern would be most helpful? - (C) COMMAND

Which tags are mandatory when creating HTML to display an applet? - (A) code, width, height


In Java, what is the class name for mutable (modifiable) strings? - (D) stringbuffer

Data hiding - (D) - encapsulation

What language is used to implement deployment descriptors in a J2EE compliant system? - (A) XML

 

[Kraeji]

I was a TA for a java class and all i got was a 40%!! hehe

 

[DannyLove]

0%%%%%%%%%%%!!!!!!!!!!!!!

im clueless when it comes down to java, im gonna try again, i love guessing games!

 

[hudster]

Got 100%! Free T!

Here's another question I had that I haven't seen posted yet:

Which of these would a use case not specify?
(Actor, Precondition, Postcondition, Exceptions, Non of the above)

Answer: None of the above


Boy, I just can't wait for my 'courtesy call' within 2 weeks to check whether my prize arrived. They should just call it a 'come work for us' call.

 

[Ryan]

Thanks for the answers! I will be recieving a new shirt soon!

 

[dafatha00]

80%! Free T!!! Time for the tumbler..

 

[chrisrafter]

I think this poor company was trying to find some qualified Java developers with this quiz. All they're going to get is a bunch of java-clueless Anand-techers cleaning out their T-shirt closet!!

 

[Tangman]

Here's one that I got that hasn't been posted. I hope they offer my a nice 80k or so job v


In Java, which of the following is unsigned?
e. None of the above

 

[kb1972]

Haven't seen this one yet. I answered "B", which I think was wrong.


Which of the following statements is FALSE about local inner classes?
a. They cannot contain any static fields, methods, or classes.

b. They can access any members of the containing class.

c. They can use any local variables or method parameters within their scope.

d. They cannot be defined as public, protected, private, or static.

e. None of the above

 

[Tangman]

Someone check me, but I think the answer to that is a.

 

[RobK]

Please only post if you KNOW THEY ARE RIGHT! Sheesh.

 

[ElDiablo]

Wahoo...100%

BTW, you also have the option of choosing a thermal tumbler as your prize.



Here ya go!

What is the effect of adding a sixth element to a vector created as follows: Vector v = new Vector(5,10)?
(c) Vector grows in size to a capacity of 15 elements

Which one of the following is not a scope variable for a JSP Bean?
(d) response

An object that has to be passed as input data to an RMI (Remote Method Invocation) call must minimally implement which of the following interfaces?
(b) java.io.Serializable

#5 was the unsigned one....(E) none of the above

 

[fs5]

What does the == operator do?

Check if 2 objects are equal right? They gave me 0%

 

[RobK]

<< In Java, when you use the == operator with two objects, what are you doing? - (A) checking to see references... >>



Duh! Read the thread! I didn't post all that $hit for nothing!!!

 

[RobK]

<< Which one of the following is not a scope variable for a JSP Bean? - (D) response >>