Hello 211FA04288,You have successfully completed the CODING PRACTICE-1 (24/7/2024) and we have received all your submissions.The summary of your test is as follows:Programming questionsTotal number of questions: 10Submitted: 1

Test Format ● The online test consists of three coding questions and one descriptive question. The duration of the test is 2 hours. ● You can attempt the coding questions in any programming language you're comfortable with. ● The descriptive question is system design-based, online assessment includes System Design questions that evaluate not just your technical knowledge but also your problem-solving skills, critical thinking, and ability to make informed trade-offs. It requires you to outline the key components of a system before diving into coding. For instance, "How would you design a system for conducting tests for candidates?" Recommended Preparation: ● Coding questions focus on logic and concepts, particularly involving arrays and strings. Practice on platforms like LeetCode, HackerRank, and HackerEarth can be immensely beneficial. ● For the system design question, understanding the system's components is crucial. Consider aspects such as Student Login, Admin Login, student and admin features, database design, and potential classes or external libraries needed. Remember, there's no one-size-fits-all answer for these questions, but comprehending the system is key. ● Brush up on object-oriented programming concepts for a strong foundation.Test Format ● The online test consists of three coding questions and one descriptive question. The duration of the test is 2 hours. ● You can attempt the coding questions in any programming language you're comfortable with. ● The descriptive question is system design-based, online assessment includes System Design questions that evaluate not just your technical knowledge but also your problem-solving skills, critical thinking, and ability to make informed trade-offs. It requires you to outline the key components of a system before diving into coding. For instance, "How would you design a system for conducting tests for candidates?" Recommended Preparation: ● Coding questions focus on logic and concepts, particularly involving arrays and strings. Practice on platforms like LeetCode, HackerRank, and HackerEarth can be immensely beneficial. ● For the system design question, understanding the system's components is crucial. Consider aspects such as Student Login, Admin Login, student and admin features, database design, and potential classes or external libraries needed. Remember, there's no one-size-fits-all answer for these questions, but comprehending the system is key. ● Brush up on object-oriented programming concepts for a strong foundation.Now suggest some good questiosn so i can practice coding question on given concepts and full fill all teh requirements given in above questions

Question 12When is testing complete?1 pointWhen you have tested every inputWhen you have completed all the tests in the test planWhen you run out of timeWhen you find the last bug

ead all the instructions carefullyThere are 30 multiple choice questions spread over 10 sections in all.Each question has a time limit of 3 minutes to complete. If you do not click on Next button within the stipulated time, the test moves on to the next question automatically after saving your current response.

Please find attached the revision list for your end of year exam. Your test will be on Monday 10th June 2024. The codes on the list are for the independent learning section of Sparx - please adjust the level as needed to change the difficulty of the questions.

In preparation for the lab, carefully review the code below and answer these questions.What does this program do?What is the program output if the user enters 10000 when prompted for the number of points?How would your answer to the above question change if the test in line 15 used <= rather than <?Print the homework or copy and paste the code below in your homework. Draw a box around each statement, and underline each expression, in the code. (Even though technically an assignment in Java is an expression, do not underline entire assignments.)The Random component provides a pseudo-random number generator that generates numbers uniformly distributed in the [0.0,1.0) interval; the method call rnd.nextDouble() returns a pseudo-random number in the [0.0,1.0) interval. (In case you're not familiar with the notation here, [0.0,1.0) denotes an interval consisting of all real numbers between 0.0 inclusive and 1.0 exclusive, i.e., the set of all values x satisfying 0.0 ≤ x < 1.0.)12345678910111213141516171819202122232425public static void main(String[] args) {    SimpleReader input = new SimpleReader1L();    SimpleWriter output = new SimpleWriter1L();     output.print("Number of points: ");    int n = input.nextInteger();     int ptsInInterval = 0, ptsInSubinterval = 0;     Random rnd = new Random1L();     while (ptsInInterval < n) {        double x = rnd.nextDouble();        ptsInInterval++;        if (x < 0.5) {            ptsInSubinterval++;        }    }     double estimate = (100.0 * ptsInSubinterval) / ptsInInterval;    output.println("Estimate of percentage: " + estimate + "%");     input.close();    output.close();}