Guess the Programming Language

14 out of 20, some were guesses tho

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20 Out of 20

Those Chicken, Haskell, Obj C were guesses

14 out of 20

17/20.

14/20

18/20.

Pretty good quiz that was. Got a 15!

17/20

11/20
Guessed all...
Mechanical engineer here!!!

18/20. Guessed quite a bit though.

17/20. One was intentionally wrong and 2-3 were guesses.

12/20....RIP CSE

kaz said:

12/20....RIP CSE

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OT: Which year?

Please


I never have seen python, ruby, scala etc etc...I'm a JAVA, J2EE guy

kaz said:

Please

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completed last month

I never have seen python, ruby, scala etc etc...I'm a JAVA, J2EE guy

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i hope you have seen chicken?

rijinpk1 said:

i hope you have seen chicken?

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Chicken and bain****...Bang On

14/20 (Every new entrant was the correct answer in most of the cases, guesswork though!)

You guessed 18 out of 20!
Learned Perl, Python, and Bash long ago. Good to see that I can at least recognize their syntax.

Guys I want to know which are the books which best explain the Object-Oriented concepts. I am a fresher . Just completed BE(IT) from Mumbai university. I am asking this because one of my friend recommended to learn Oops concepts in order to get a job. But my academic score is very poor and also I somehow managed to complete the exam. Any online tutorials or if any one of u is an instructor please tell me. Thankyou

amit_dhamankar said:

Guys I want to know which are the books which best explain the Object-Oriented concepts. I am a fresher . Just completed BE(IT) from Mumbai university. I am asking this because one of my friend recommended to learn Oops concepts in order to get a job. But my academic score is very poor and also I somehow managed to complete the exam. Any online tutorials or if any one of u is an instructor please tell me. Thankyou

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This could use a different thread but to answer your question try these books in order:
Head First OOA&D (This is fairly old book, and uses Java 5. Try modifying the code to use generics for better design).
Head First Design Pattern

Also try Code Complete for learning how to construct high quality code. There is also a book 'The Object-Oriented Thought Process' which you might want to read (currently in my To-Read list, so can't comment on how good it would be).

20/20 lol.

I have worked with java, js, c#, c++, php, vb.net. So it was easy guessing others.

19/20. Last time I took this test I got ~8 correct .

17/20 (~6-7 were guess)

BTW I am mechanical engineer

I think its php... i am right?????

15/20

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18/20

12/20

16/20. suck.