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30 July 2005, 01:23 PM
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Hi
Ive got an interview coming up in a couple of days time, its for a J2EE position, apparently i have to do a test with NO IDE, just notepad to write the code.
Anyone done anything like this before, what sort of thing should i expect. I ALWAYS use an IDE to write code, this way i get intelli-sense/auto-code complete etc and i dont need to remeber the whole API.
Just a little nervous and was kinda wondering what to expect.
Thanks
Ive got an interview coming up in a couple of days time, its for a J2EE position, apparently i have to do a test with NO IDE, just notepad to write the code.
Anyone done anything like this before, what sort of thing should i expect. I ALWAYS use an IDE to write code, this way i get intelli-sense/auto-code complete etc and i dont need to remeber the whole API.
Just a little nervous and was kinda wondering what to expect.
Thanks
30 July 2005, 03:35 PM
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Originally Posted by molko
Hi
Ive got an interview coming up in a couple of days time, its for a J2EE position, apparently i have to do a test with NO IDE, just notepad to write the code.
Anyone done anything like this before, what sort of thing should i expect. I ALWAYS use an IDE to write code, this way i get intelli-sense/auto-code complete etc and i dont need to remeber the whole API.
Just a little nervous and was kinda wondering what to expect.
Thanks
Ive got an interview coming up in a couple of days time, its for a J2EE position, apparently i have to do a test with NO IDE, just notepad to write the code.
Anyone done anything like this before, what sort of thing should i expect. I ALWAYS use an IDE to write code, this way i get intelli-sense/auto-code complete etc and i dont need to remeber the whole API.
Just a little nervous and was kinda wondering what to expect.
Thanks
Good luck anyway
J
30 July 2005, 05:37 PM
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Originally Posted by scoobyjimbo
Yep years ago when i was a coder, they made me write c code in notepad, it wont be a complex program they get you to write and they wont expect it to be 100% correct in terms of syntax but they just want to see that you can code and that you can think on your feet and that you can logically break a program down to solve a given function,
Good luck anyway
J
Good luck anyway
J
All i can hope for is that it compiles :-)
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