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- From: william@theory.TC.Cornell.EDU (William Holmes)
- Subject: Need questions to test OO, C++ and Unix knowledge
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- Date: Fri, 20 Nov 1992 17:31:45 GMT
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- Greetings net wizards! (and I know there are plenty of you out there)
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- I need to assemble a set of questions to measure expertise in the
- following areas:
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- 1. Object Oriented Analysis and Design -
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- Preferably not language specific in nature. Problems which address
- or depend on specific OOA methodologies are OK, as long as the
- methodology is cited as such.
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- 2. Programming in C++ -
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- AT&T cfront 2.x based examples most useful. cfront 3.0 is also
- acceptable, but please specify version dependencies.
- Problems ranging from general syntax rules to subtle effects arising
- from initialization sequence and multiple inheritance, etc. are fine.
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- 3. General Unix Concepts and Utilities -
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- This should distinguish among novice, average and wizard Unix
- _users_. Vendor or Unix flavor-specific problems (such as those
- referring to system administration or configuration for a specific
- platform) are not useful.
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- I would *greatly* appreciate the contribution of questions or problems of
- varying difficulty which address any of these areas.
-
- (Please include solutions; I humbly admit that I cannot use a problem which I
- cannot solve myself, and I am sure that many of these exist. ;-) )
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- If anyone is interested in seeing the compiled problem set (with or without
- solutions), send me email.
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- Please email your responses directly to me AT THE ADDRESS BELOW, as I do not
- regularly read these groups.
-
- --
- Milo Chan, chan@fractl.tn.cornell.edu
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