Hi All,

I want to learn c/c++/vc++ from the basics to attend an exam.  I know there
are many sites for that but what i want is the one in which there is a
Question and Answer scenario so that i can brush them once. any help would
be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance.
Kusuma.

Why do you want to do this?  An exam is to show proof of your existing
knowledge of a particular subject.  If you simply brushed over something as
complex as C++, took an exam and (somehow) passed it, what value is there in
that?  I assume you are wanting the exam for employment purposes.  If that
is correct, do you think it is fair to the employer that they hire you for a
job that requires C++ experience and you present to them a person that
simply brushed over some preparation material just to pass an exam.  Let me
ask you this: how would you feel on the other end of that scenario?  What if
you had hired a carpenter/plumber/electrician to work on your home with the
knowledge that s/he was certified, only to find out later that the
certification was obtained by attending a weekend seminar?

"kusuma" <leela_s@dev.visualsoft-tech.com> wrote in message
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> Hi All,
>
> I want to learn c/c++/vc++ from the basics to attend an exam.  I know
there
> are many sites for that but what i want is the one in which there is a
> Question and Answer scenario so that i can brush them once. any help would
> be greatly appreciated.
>
> Thanks in advance.
> Kusuma.
>
>

If you don't know C++, the chances that a "quick brush-up" is not going to help you. The
language is quite subtle. Assuming you pass the exam (and there are a lot of shoddy exams
out there that simple fact-dumps might help you pass) you will be found out as soon as you
try to write code.
					joe

On Fri, 2 Apr 2004 11:03:31 +0530, "kusuma" <leela_s@dev.visualsoft-tech.com> wrote:

>Hi All,
>
>I want to learn c/c++/vc++ from the basics to attend an exam.  I know there
>are many sites for that but what i want is the one in which there is a
>Question and Answer scenario so that i can brush them once. any help would
>be greatly appreciated.
>
>Thanks in advance.
>Kusuma.
>

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