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so frustrating when the answer is obvious but where to click is not. e.g. in "if a.length != a.length" the "correct" token is the first "a". Should really be a
by ViktorasM 10y ago
so frustrating when the answer is obvious but where to click is not.
e.g. in "if a.length != a.length" the "correct" token is the first "a". Should really be anything in the whole expression.
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- kartD 10y agoCompletely agree, I got three wrong, but because I clicked the wrong spot, I only got 3 right, it's pretty frustrating. The test is also pretty easy. I only know C and some Java and I figured most of the problems. The standout important questions to me were the memset and free ones.
- __david__ 10y agoYeah I fell victim to that, too. Also having a timer counting down caused me to freeze up. I got about half the questions right immediately, and half after the time had ticked down so that my mind could relax and pay attention. I think I legitimately only got 2 wrong. And one of them I could argue that I found a different bug than the one they were looking for.