C programming test results.

1. Russell Childs
From: <Proveit.results@Kenexa.com>
Date: 24 February 2006 16:09
To: <mcollins@qednational.com>
Cc: <russell_childs@hotmail.com>; <esarmiento@qednational.com>
Subject: Russell Childs has completed the Kenexa Prove It! C Programming test
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Test Results for: Russell John Childs
Email: russell_childs@hotmail.com
Home Phone Number: 44-208-314-1735
Work Phone Number: 44-208-314-1735
Mobile Phone Number: 44-208-314-1735
Address (Line1): 85c Blythe Vale
Address (Line2): Ravensbourne
City: London
State/Province: XX
Zip/Postal Code: SE64NN
Country: UK
Additional Candidate Notes: NA
Company Name: QED National
Company ID: qed
Test Administrator/Recruiter's Name: QED
Test Administrator/Recruiter's Email: mcollins@qednational.com
Test Name: C Programming
Test Date: 2/24/2006
Elapsed Time: 00:41:14
Questions Correct: 35 out of 40
Percent Correct: 88%
Percentile Ranking: 90
Global Average: 68%
Detail Score Report
Q# Status Topic Type Level Time
1 Correct Variable Names Statements Basic 00:00:27
2 Correct Operators Statements Basic 00:01:37
3 Correct Escape Characters Statements Basic 00:02:15
4 Correct Output Functions Basic 00:00:43
5 Correct
Mathematical
Operators
Operators Basic 00:00:30
6 Incorrect Relational Operators Operators Basic 00:00:18
7 Correct Logical Operators Operators Basic 00:00:13
8 Correct Logical Operators Operators Basic 00:05:43

2. 9 Incorrect Loops Statements Basic 00:01:43
10 Correct Loop Termination Statements Basic 00:00:14
11 Correct Macros Preprocessor Basic 00:01:13
12 Correct
Variable Argument
Function Header
Functions Advanced 00:00:15
13 Correct
Variable Argument
Functions
Functions Advanced 00:01:53
14 Correct Array Position Statements Basic 00:00:24
15 Correct Safe Programming Operators Intermediate 00:00:42
16 Correct String Size Statements Basic 00:00:27
17 Correct Pointer Declaration Statements Basic 00:00:22
18 Correct Pointer Manipulation Statements Basic 00:00:38
19 Correct Function Pointer Functions Intermediate 00:00:20
20 Incorrect Variables Statements Advanced 00:00:35
21 Correct
File Pointer
Declaration
Statements Basic 00:00:27
22 Correct Opening a File Functions Basic 00:01:02
23 Correct Closing a File Functions Basic 00:00:35
24 Correct Struct Definition Variables Basic 00:00:48
25 Correct Typedef Usage Variables Intermediate 00:00:51
26 Correct Union Size Variables Intermediate 00:00:47
27 Correct Enumeration Usage Variables Intermediate 00:02:56
28 Correct Precedence Operators Intermediate 00:02:10
29 Correct Library Usage Functions Advanced 00:00:52
30 Correct
Dynamic Memory
Deallocation
Functions Intermediate 00:00:17
31 Incorrect Assertion Functions Intermediate 00:01:42
32 Correct
Two Dimensional
Array Declaration
Variables Basic 00:00:22
33 Correct Printf() codes Functions Intermediate 00:00:49
34 Correct Const Usage Variables Advanced 00:01:50
35 Correct Persistent Variables Variables Advanced 00:00:31
36 Correct Const and Pointers Variables Advanced 00:00:34
37 Correct Safe Programming Operators Advanced 00:02:00
38 Correct Floating Point Usage Variables Advanced 00:00:40
39 Incorrect Program Flow Functions Advanced 00:00:23
40 Correct
Mathematical
Functions
Functions Intermediate 00:01:06
Question Level Statistics
Number of Questions Number Correct Total Percentage
Basic 20 18 90%
Intermediate 10 9 90%
Advanced 10 8 80%
Total 40 35 88%
Question Type Statistics
Number of Questions Number Correct Total Percentage
Functions 12 10 83%
Operators 7 6 86%
Preprocessor 1 1 100%
Statements 11 9 82%
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3. Variables 9 9 100%
Total 40 35 88%
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Test Description
C is a high-level programming language developed by Dennis Ritchie and Brian Kernighan at Bell Labs in 1973. C is
a particularly popular language for personal computer programmers because it is relatively small and it requires less
memory than other languages. It is also portable (platform independent) so it can be used to create programs for a
variety of computers.
The C programming language is the basis for C++ and Visual C++, its more object-oriented cousins. There is a
separate test for each of the three C programming language derivatives. It is recommended that you administer the
C test only for C users, the C and the C++ test for C++ users, and C, C++ and Visual C++ for Visual C++ users.
This will ensure that you provide the most comprehensive testing possible.
Test takers, please contact your test administrator or recruiter for scoring guidelines.
Administrators, please refer to the Scoring Guidelines page within the Resources section of your Administration
Center for scoring guidelines.
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