C#.net proveit test

Question

I have been interning at a software company for the past few months and now in order for me to become a junior programmer I need to take and pass the C#.net test through proveit.com. I feel pretty confident I can pass but I really have no idea about what will be on the test. Has any one taken this test or have any idea about what will be on it?

Garry Gibson · Answer

Hi Darrin can you write in some general words what the test was about. Was it just some common .NET related questions like Scott mentioned or was it something else? I 'm currently preparing for the upcoming test and I'm not sure what to expect I heard that some questions will require writing C# code. Nevertheless my friend recommended me to try solving these C# tests which require coding an answers and I believe I did well but again I'm not sure what the real test is going to be ...

Darrin Taylor · Answer

Thanks for the info. The test I will be taking tomorrow is titled C#.net so I do think it will just be the basics. I just didn't want to go into the test unprepared.

Scott Lysle · Answer

I don't recall if I have ever taken that one but I have taken a lot of these things. First you need to know what the test focuses on - is it for web development or just the C# language? If it is just the language the questions are typically going to be fairly easy if you have a good understanding of the framework. They generally focus on things you'd need to know: variable declarations scope conditionals data access event handling collections object oriented programming and so forth. If the test is web oriented; it will have a lot additonal questions about things like page life cycle view state and topics like that. These tests would be a little difficult to cram for; you'd likely either know or not - you probably would not have enough time to learn all the basics anew but if you have a proper grounding in the basics I am sure you will be fine. If you have problems with any of it; make a mental note of what you might have struggled with and study that for the future; this won't be the last of these tests you will see as these have become quite commonplace and everyone has to take them regardless of experience.