Last Developer Standing - it's not that easy :-)

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Last Developer Standing - it's not that easy :-)

Even though I am not eligible to participate in the Last Developer Standing competition, I just wanted to give one test a shot, just to see how far would I get. Mind you, I didn't go through the learning resources, and I completed the test in 4 minutes. Well....according to the official rules, I am out of the compettion --> I got 1 question wrog :-( (Official Score: 9/10).

The last day to take the test is tomorrow, and some 800+ people already took the test. It looks like 596 devs are still in the run for the $25 000 prize

http://www.lastdeveloper.com

Print posted @ Thursday, May 12, 2005 11:09 AM

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# re: Last Developer Standing - it's not that easy :-)

Could you please give a right answer to 2 following questions:
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You need to upgrade an existing HTML application to Microsoft(R) ASP.NET. You rename the Products.htm file Products.aspx. What additional changes must you make to cause the code associated with the Order button's Click event to run on the server? (Select all that apply.)

Move the script for the Order button control to the code-behind file.

Add a code-behind file to the project.

Add the runat="server" attribute to the <@Page> directive.

Add an <@Page> directive to the HTML view.

Add the runat="server" attribute to the Order button's <input> tag.

Compile the project.

Add the runat="server" attribute to the <form> tag.

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You are creating an ASP.NET Web application that will use several bound data controls. Which bound data controls require the IList interface? (Select all correct answers.)

Label
CheckBoxList
Repeater
TextBox
Button
CheckBox
DataList
ListBox 5/27/2005 3:34 PM | MiddleDeveloper -

# re: Last Developer Standing - it's not that easy :-)

I actually can't provide the answers because we are trying to prevent 'cheating' - draining the Q/A database and posting it to the net.

I hope this is understandable 5/30/2005 10:14 AM | Sasha

Sasha Krsmanovic