Himai Minh wrote:Congrats Benjamin.
By the way, on PearsonVue , did you click on the yellow button "Continue Exam" to submit the assignment?
So, after I submit the assignment, should I sign up for the essay right away? Or, wait until I know if I pass the assignment ?
Himai Minh wrote:
Benjamin Ng wrote:Congrats Margarita!
I also just upload and taken my essay on 19 Oct 2012. Can i check with you how do you check the assignment result from pearson vue? currently both the assignment and essay's status is set as taken.
Hi, Benjamin.
Did you get a email confirmation that your jar file was received?
Did you sign up for the essay? Why does your essay's status is set as taken?
On PearsonVue, to submit the jar file, should I click the yellow button "Continue exam" and then submit it?
I will submit mine later.
Himai Minh wrote:Hi Benjamin buddy,
Agree. This is confusing.
You may want to assume "" is a value. For example, name is "".
If the name criteria is "", search for names "".
If the name criteria is null, return all records with any name.
Agree with this ?
Himai Minh wrote:
Benjamin Ng wrote:
Himai Minh wrote:0 records.
Because all records have their names and cities. Their names and cities are not "".
how about i pass in a String array of {null,null,"","","",""}, is the expected result still 0?
The expected result is all records. K Tsang buddy said null indicates a wildcard. The first "null" indicates all records with any name. The second null indicates all records with any city.
If you have a string array of {null, "New York", null, null, null, null}. The expected result is any name in New York city.
Himai Minh wrote:0 records.
Because all records have their names and cities. Their names and cities are not "".
Roel De Nijs wrote:Like K. Tsang indicated my choices.txt is structured like the marking scheme. In my choices.txt I mentioned a lot of implementation details (like class names, method names, instance members,...) and of course this kind of information I also mentioned during the essay exam. But I didn't mention why a screen was designed the way it was or why I used such a package structure. So from your list: I only did number 2, numbers 1, 3 & 4 I didn't mention in choices.txt
Roberto Perillo wrote:I'd say option A is cleaner.
But... is this question of yours related to the OCMJD certification? Are you going to use something like this in your solution?
Roel De Nijs wrote:If my application starts a dialog is shown where user can enter the configuration details as needed. When everything is fine, these details are saved into a file suncertify.properties (in the current working directory). When the user starts the application again, the dialog is shown again and the configuration details are loaded from the suncertify.properties file (which the user can change or just leave them as-is). So the configuration information is persistent between runs.