Private Tutoring Placement Test (Java)

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Below is a brief questionnaire to help us get to know you better. After filling out the personal information section, the prospective student should complete the placement test. For families with more than one student, please fill out separate forms for each student.

Please try to answer as many questions as you can. If you do not know the answer to a problem, please skip it.

After the completion of this form, we will be in touch within a week!

Parent Email Address, Student Email Address (Please list both in this format: parent@example.com, child@example.com) *

Parent/Guardian Name (First and Last) *

Student Name (First and Last) *

State of Residence Abbreviation (Ex. MA) *

What grade are you currently in? (Write 0 if older than high school) *

How many years have you been programming? *

How did you hear about AICS? *

1. What does the following piece of code print?

Error

Nothing, because you can't print integers.

None of the above

Clear selection

2. What does the following piece of code print?

Stay inside.

false

true

Go outside!

isSunny

Nothing

None of the above

Clear selection

3. What does the following piece of code print?

4. What does the following piece of code output? (Answer format: Integer ONLY)

5. What method returns the element at index i in an ArrayList?

init

element

return

index

get

set

remove

put

take

ArrayList.pop

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6. What keyword would you use to indicate that a subclass is inherited from a superclass in the class definition?

Inherits

Inherit

Take

Takes

Child

get.Child

extends

superclass

childclass

def.inheritance

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7. Below is a recursive function that outputs the sum of the numbers from a given number to 0(inclusive). Fill in the indicated section with a line of code that would make the program run correctly. Assume that n >= 0.

n + n - 1

sum (sum(n - 1) + n)

n - sum(n + 1)

n + sum(n - 1)

sum(n - 1) + sum (n)

sum (n - 1 + n)

n + sum(n + 1)

sum (sum(n) - n + 1)

n - sum(n - 1)

sum (sum(n - 1) + n + 1)

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Which course do you think you should be placed in? *

Java I: For beginners who want to explore the language and learn its basics--assumes little to no knowledge. Maybe you dipped your toes in the language, but you aren't comfortable with it yet.

Java II: For students who are more comfortable coding with Java. Students should have some pre-existing knowledge of variables, if-statements, and some iterative loops.

Java III: For experienced students who have a solid foundation with variables, if-statements, and most iterative loops. Knowledge of data structures is strongly preferred.

Not sure

Have you ever attended an AICS class in the Java track? If so, which class(es) did you take?

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