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    Hands on skill test for programmers

    Hi I am looking what's the best practical hands on exam for programmers. It must be flexible and applicable to all languages.

    Can you help me?

    I am looking programmers good in php javascript and vb.net. Should be also good in sql statement. I am lost and needs a team mate.


    Please I need your assistance.
    I want to learn more
    grace

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    Re: Hands on skill test for programmers

    Ask to build small program(s) that would cover most fundamentals - lots of people pretend to be advanced while failing to answer simple things.
    That should give an idea what they are in reality.

    Good luck with your search.

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    Re: Hands on skill test for programmers

    if you ever taken any test on expert rating, you'd see that most questions are simple questions. They don't ask complex questions.

    Of course, if you know the basics of any language, you can take it to the advance level
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    Re: Hands on skill test for programmers

    Expert rating ask simple, but technical questions. Try your hands to get some ideas
    Programming is all about good logic. Spend more time here


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    Re: Hands on skill test for programmers

    I agree with sticking to simple questions. My favourite: write pseudo-code to implement an n-byte integer, with methods to print, add and subtract two such numbers.
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    Re: Hands on skill test for programmers

    One of the very early interviews (1998) I was called for involved the following:
    This was on VB6. There was no google.



    1) Establish connection to a database and fetch a result.
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    3) Write a routine to determine if a word is a palindrome.
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