Re: What's the minimum score for exams?

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You use a private constructor when implementing the Singleton pattern - "a
single instance of an object"
(see GOF).


"Simon Hart" <srhartone@[no spam]yahoo.com> wrote in message
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What would be the point in defining a constructor as private though?

700 is the min to pass.

Good luck!
Simon.

"Daniel" <bdaniel7@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi,
I'm playing with some tests for MCAD - Transcender's from 2002 - and I
got over 700 points at each thus failing them.
I'm curious, what's the minimum score to pass the exam?

Thank you,
Dan

BTW, one recent question, that made me fail a test, has this answer:
"Constructors cannot be defined as private"...WTF?!
is this the kind of tests Transcender releases????

Have you met such wrong answer tests?





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