Glad to see all the new 'Faces' here!
A Funny (now) story;
We have 2 Exams, a written and then a practical (hands on). The written was no problem, scored somewhere in the 90s.
After taking the practical exam I was told I failed it. I rescheduled and took it again .. same result. The examiner asked why I did something (same 'wrong' as the first time) which was not what they wanted. Well, after rereading the Exam instructions together it was determined that I was correct after all and I was passed.
I had a friend who was given a code book to use (looseleaf) with the pages mixed up. He thought it was part of the exam. He didn't pass that one.
Bill
P.S. you'll get there N.O., I think the secret is not in how much you know, but knowing where to find the answers. Because it's an 'open book' test as far as the code stuff goes they'll probably ask some pretty obscure questions. You should practice with sample questions finding the relevant code sections. Familiarize yourself with where everything is located as much as you can. Don't get discouraged.
[This message has been edited by Bill Addiss (edited 01-26-2002).]
