- We asked Andrew about test specifications
- he said 'In the book, so far we have done chapters 3 and 9, and a little bit of chapter 13.'
- he also said the best way to study for it is lecture notes, as there is material he skipped that we shouldn't have to be tested on
- he said the Lab Tests will commonly be
- editing sample code that doesn't work
- make a class w/ a given API
- make a class of your own that meets specs (similar to what we've done in lab1 / lab2
Off topic from the test...
how do you guys feel about the lab TA's?
I want Maan back, I can never really get much coherent help.. but if you guys know a good TA i should be talking to .. post their name on here for me.
- Andrew posted this on his site about test:
5 comments:
definitely Maan !!
i did the lab test today, heres what was tested on:
- copy constructor (deep copying)
- use Javadoc, and know how to document the class (ie. @param, @return)
- how to use toString() / equals()
Basically, if you did Lab1 and 2, you should be alright.
Hope that helps,
V-
maan the best TA in comp science courses i have taken so far
omg, did we have to write the equal() method in Radio and Presets classes? if so i think i forgot to override it, too bad!
Maan was an excellent TA!
Very knowledgeable and helpful. Its ashame the other TA's are not able to live up to his standards.
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