Chapter 2 Meaningful Names & Chapter 3 Functions
Mastering Meaningful Names and Functions
Test your knowledge on best coding practices with our quiz focused on meaningful names and fun
- 10 engaging questions
- Multiple choice, checkboxes, and drop-down options
- Challenge yourself and track your learning progress
What attributes should an Intention Revealing Name Have? (Variable, Function or Class)
Why it exists?
Who created it?
What it does?
How it is used?
Which are examples of Pronounceable Names
Private Date genymdhms;
Private Date generationTimeStamp;
Int d;
Int elapsedTimeInDays
True or False - bBusy : boolean is an example of Hungarian Notation
True
False
True or False - Class Names should be noun or noun phrases
True
False
True or False - Method Names should be noun or noun phrases
True
False
True or False - The first rule of functions is that they should be large
True
False
The ideal number of arguments for a function is:
True or False - Functions should do something, or answer something but not both.
True
False
True or False - A function that handles errors should do nothing else
True
False
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