I need to appear for up-work test.
I found this link http://upworktestru.com/drupal-test-upwork-answers-questions/ which has almost all the question.
But this link have only 25 question.
Can anyone help me out for the rest of answer.
Thanks in advance
Stack overflow is not a website that will help you cheat on tests. If you don't know the answers, there is a very good reason that you don't. And with this mindset you will never learn truly the answers.
So instead of asking us to answer the test, make yourself a good thing and read/become better by learning. It's multiple choice after all.
Conclusion: Nobody will tell you the answers. That's life. Read. Evolve. Produce.
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So, imagine a person that likes math/physics/engineering problems. He also likes science and programming. Let's call him D.
D is in his mid-twenties, has much to learn about life and programming. He has the most experience in Pascal, C++, C, Python, Javascript. He also peaked into web development tools a bit. Note that, D is very enthusiast about solving & programming math/physics driven problems and can not imagine his job to completely lack such problems.
Now D got a really interesting offer to become a full stack engineer. The only concern is, that he is completely unfamiliar with this part of the development world. D likes the offer, but does not know how much math/physics, if any, is included in an everyday life of a full stack engineer. Is that none at all? Some? Or does it depend on the project? Could it be the most desirable knowledge in some cases?
Anyway D does not have the answers to any of the questions and is therefore having trouble accepting/denying the given offer. He is afraid that the lack of scientific approach in full stack development could bore him to death.
What do you think? I know people that are really good full stack engineers but bad (or none) math/physics knowledge. But I don't know any that good mathematician/physicist to go for a full stack engineering career. Can you help D?
The most helpful tip for D:
D should not make a Full Stack Developer career if he is afraid that the lack of scientific approach in full stack development could bore him to death.
Because, most probably it will do even if the project is somehow science-related. It is a rare case when a FSD will be loaded with interesting math/physics driven problems.
Better to find C++ or python positions with relevant specialization. Perhaps the most of relevant vacations that will make D happy are located in GameDev area.
P.S. Math/Physics related problems and Scientific Approach are different things =)
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Can anyone help me to changing order for pages under unit of each course,please your help will be really appreciate.I tried a lot but fail to get the meta value for each pages.
If I understand your problem well, this plugin may be a solution: https://wordpress.org/plugins/simple-page-ordering/
If you are still having this problem, you are one of many.
The only solution I have found so far is this work-around plugin, I believe it is called "Emanaku's Reordering of Pages in CoursePress Pro 2.0". Here's a link to the WPMUDev topic: https://premium.wpmudev.org/forums/topic/coursepress-plugin-for-reordering-pages
Read the description carefully, you need at least CoursePress version 2. Note - this plugin is probably going to stop working in the future, as it depends on the current structure of CoursePress which is likely to change dramatically.
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There are a couple of online services that offer PSD to XHTML/CSS. Which one do you recommend? How should I choose one?
First, I recommend using someone in your own network of people first. If you know someone with this skill who is open to freelancing, offer the project to them. Talk to local schools with web design/development classes and ask if they keep a list of freelance students. Build up your business relationships with people close to you.
If that doesn't work, choose one online the way you would choose anything. Research. Look at their portfolios. Go to one of the sites they did and "view source" in your browser to look at their code. Ask a web developer friend if she thinks it's well done. Look at more than one example and make sure they have consistent quality. Try to find out how long they've been around. (Do a whois search and find out how long the site has been registered, for one). Look at the person's resume if they offer it, or ask for a resume and any references they may have. You might even try to contact one of their clients and ask how their experience was with them.
In the end, when you've balanced price and your research, you have to take a leap of faith, but with your research, you probably will choose well.
You might want to consider learning how to do it yourself. I find that even with a complex design, I usually spend 90% of my time making the design in Photoshop and only 10% converting that to HTML+CSS. It's really worth getting to know HTML and CSS inside-out so you can complete the process.
Some clue here
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You can get help from this site
http://www.psdtohtmlreviews.com/
And I think this one is mostly recommended
http://designshack.co.uk/articles/reviews/psd-to-html-by-psd2html
But first of all consider answer of #josh
And here are links of some good tutorials of PSD 2 HTML conversion http://www.bestpsdtohtml.com/20-best-psd-to-xhtml-css-tutorials/
You can learn yourself
If you have to convert for once you may look at http://csswithcolour.com/
and if you have requirements for many projects or future projects then
http://htmlbutcher.com/ looks to be a good tool.
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It's very difficult to find this kind of document online.
I found one in JAVAWORLD, but this one does not cover the jjTree and visitor one.
Does anybody happen to have some links to the tutorials?
Its been a while, but I found this tutorial very helpful
on a previous project. I was able to create a query language
for our application in a few days with basically no previous
experience with javacc.
I've not read it but while looking for the other tutorial I
also found this one.
You can find a bunch of blog posts I've made regarding various JavaCC/JJTree topics on my JavaCC book's web site. There's a bunch of stuff there - using JavaCC to parse binary data, a JavaCC-based syntax highlighter, parsing fixed-width data with JavaCC, etc.
I found an awesome tutorial!!! It starts you off making a simple adder, then calculator. It definitely helps you understand the structure and syntax of JavaCC!
http://www.engr.mun.ca/~theo/JavaCC-Tutorial
There is a list of books, articles and tutorials in the FAQ.
This is the main reason why I didn't end up liking a class that used javacc, even the staff couldn't figure some of the bugs/messages out. It seems anyone would be much better off using something more standard, like flex & bison.
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I'm thinking of forming a Hackers Club at work. My idea is that we would meet monthly and at each meeting one member would present an interesting hack he had created. (The hacks presented wouldn't necessarily have to be software hacks; they could also be the sort of things you read about in MAKE magazine.)
There would also be ANSI standard pizza, veggie pizza, and beer and pop available for socializing afterward. I'm even thinking of calling the club "TMRC" even though it will have nothing to do with model railroads.
Has anyone ever tried doing something like this or have any advice?
We do this at the office. I call it 'Developer Fight Club'
Usually do challenges of varying difficulty and compete against one another.
At the end of it, we go over our solutions, do code-reviews and discussions, and then use either benchmark results or other people as the deciding factor for who wins.
Typically, the loser has to buy lunch for the winner :)
For ideas of things to do, try stuff from Top Coder, programming questions on Stack Overflow, or even simple "crackme" applications available on different programming sites.
The main rules you'll need to adhere to are:
Make It Fun
Make It Educational Make
Make It Fair
Try to rotate the challenges, so either everyone is really good at the subject, equally bad, or at least mix it up often enough that it doesn't favor one person's skillset too much.
If there are women in your 'hacker' group, consider the advice given in the Howto Encourage Women in Linux. Especially the 'meeting places and times' section.
This is a little beyond what you asked, but there is good info on how to plan for hackers and how to resolve issues among members in a polite, hackerly manner.
Overview:
http://events.ccc.de/congress/2007/Fahrplan/events/2133.en.html
Videos:
http://chaosradio.ccc.de/23c3_m4v_1500.html
http://chaosradio.ccc.de/24c3_m4v_2133.html
My favorite is the Tuesday Pattern:
If there's a scheduling conflict such that no day of the week is good for everybody, just hold the event on Tuesday. No exceptions! Simple and fair :-)