Just took a CIS midterm. Halfway through, the professor stopped asking multiple choice and regressed to true false. At one point, the questions went like this.
45) E >= D
a) true
b) false
Wth? Yeah, im kind of like "bah wth? " I got a C on my midterm because of those questions. Did I miss something? ahh... bah...
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 Sep 14 2005, 7:07 pm
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Sep 14 2005, 8:15 pm
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Scoobert
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That would be a true there buddy. Basic logic.
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Scoobert wrote:
That would be a true there buddy. Basic logic. but if E=9 and D=10, it would not be true eh? we only see the question, not the bits leading up to it (ie: the problem, algorithm, etc.) | |
He didn't even specify what the variables were qual to. In the class everyone brought it up, and he just said "uh, yeah no im pretty sure its there". Then we opened his test online and showed him, and he was still like "uh yeah, no its there." PABHAH!HLE! Ill show HIM a NAND gate.
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Maybe it works under the logic, "false unless proven true"? So if you can't prove it true, then it's false.
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I found out that answering the last question on every question usually grants you a B-. Seriously, try it out sometime. ;)
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Think of it this way,
A=1 B=2 C=3 D=4 E=5 If 5>=4 Although he did not state it, it was the first thing that I saw in it, it is logical even though it is a guess. Or, if you wanted to look at it another way. E is not set, or null/0, D is not set, or null/0 If 0>=0 It will return true. Because 0 is equal to 0 | |
OMGEP3 wrote:
Just took a CIS midterm. Halfway through, the professor stopped asking multiple choice and regressed to true false. At one point, the questions went like this. It's simple, my dear boy. It states that Elly (E) is very happy (>=D). If you've ever read Elly's dream diary, you'd know that he's extremely emo, meaning the answer to this question is false. Drink coke play again! | |