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Transcender Exams Clarification
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| I would like to find out something. I notice that in the
downloading page for the sample exams there are two
different type and each type has got 2 sites. What is the
different between for example C#-Cert/XML 7.0 and C#-
Flash/XML 7.0, other than the file size. Are these two
having the same set of questions or different? Each of
this has further divided into Site1 and Site2. I am
confused. Mind explaining to me.
Thanks in advance.
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| The "flash" exams are meant to simulate flashcards. (Do elementary school
kids still do those?) Anyway, the flash questions are simpler questions on
fundamental concepts. A lot of them are "what method does this?" "Which
event indicates that?" The actual exam questions are far more complex.
Transcender's idea with the flash exams is that they help you build on the
fundamentals that you should have down before you proceed to the more
complex questions. However nobody can memorize all the methods, properties
and events in the framework. I personally didn't find the flashes very
helpful but since transcender includes them for free if you buy the regular
Cert exam tool, I go ahead and download them.
As for the multiple sites, this is a long-standing internet convention to
provide more than one download site in case one becomes unavailable. Either
one will provide the same files.
"LSB" <CSL096C@motorola.com> wrote in message
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> I would like to find out something. I notice that in the
> downloading page for the sample exams there are two
> different type and each type has got 2 sites. What is the
> different between for example C#-Cert/XML 7.0 and C#-
> Flash/XML 7.0, other than the file size. Are these two
> having the same set of questions or different? Each of
> this has further divided into Site1 and Site2. I am
> confused. Mind explaining to me.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
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