2nd 9 Weeks Test Review

Front

How many officially documented programming languages exist?

Back

700

Answer explanation

Each programming language is designed to serve a specific purpose or solve a specific type of problem.

While "general purpose" programming languages do exist, we want to pick the best language for the job.

Front

Which programming language is designed specifically for automating tasks in Microsoft Office Applications and can be written manually in modules, or by recording a macro? Options: Python, C++, Visual Basic for Applications (VBA), JavaScript

Back

Visual Basic for Applications (VBA)

Front

What control statement in VBA can be used to implement selection?

Back

If...Then...Else

Front

For-Next can be used to implement (in VBA)... what?

Back

Iteration

Front

What does a VBA MsgBox do?

Back

It shows a message box popup to the user.

Front

What are the benefits of splitting code up into multiple functions/subroutines?

Back

Improved readability, easier debugging, code reuse, and enhanced maintainability.

Answer explanation

Also ABSTRACTION!! (hiding unnecessary details using functional abstraction)

This also results in reduced repetition in code, keeping it "DRY" (Don't Repeat Yourself)

Front

Which of these is not one of the 5 Dysfunctions of a Team?
Absence of Trust,
Fear of Conflict,
Inattention to Results,
Lack of Empathy

Back

Lack of Empathy

Answer explanation

• The 5 Dysfunctions of a Team are:

• Absence of Trust (the foundation of all others, must be addressed first)

• Fear of Conflict

• Lack of Commitment

• Avoidance of Accountability

• Inattention to Results (can only be addressed once all others are non-dysfunctional).

Front

What is the overall goal of project management? Why do we have all these meetings and documentation requirements?!?!!?

Back

To successfully complete a project on time, within budget, and to the required quality standards.

Front

Which Scrum Meeting is for discussing daily progress and identifying impediments?

Back

Daily Scrum/Stand-up

Front

What is the difference between the Product Backlog and the Sprint Backlog?

Back

The Product Backlog is a comprehensive list of all tasks for the product, while the Sprint Backlog is a focused list of tasks selected for a specific sprint.