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Study Questions - Lucy Dip Creation
1. Copy the source of the questions.
2. Run the lucky_dip_processor.
3. Goto http://tallguyracing.com/wiki/doku.php?id=playground:playground and edit.
4. Paste from the clipboard and save it.
5. Select it (including the RSS XML Feed etc buttons).
6. Open a new document in OpenOffice and paste the contents into it.
7. Set the Zoom to 73% (so that there are two pages per screen).
8. Delete all the stuff at the top.
9. Load styles → Lucky Dip, Text + Pages + Overwrite.
10. Right click table → Table… → Text Flow tab → Untick Allow row to break…
11. For each page,
11.1. Put the cursor in the last row of the page.
11.2. Click the Insert Row button lots.
11.3. Copy and paste the all the cells on the first page to the second. Note that this will overwrite the cells, so if there are not some blanks leftover, undo and go back to 17.2.
11.4. Delete the blank cells.
12. Highlight the right columns of odd pages and the left columns of the even pages (inside ones if two pages are displayed at once), change the background colour to black. Also, look for numbered bullet lists in the right column of the even pages and reset the numbering.
13. Print. Set the Input Tray to Tray 1.
Questions To Be Lucky Dipped
Chapter 1: Introducing the ASP.NET 2.0 Web Site
Lesson 1: Understanding The Players
WebC1L1Q1: What are the four main HTTP methods?
Answer: Get, post, put and delete.
WebC1L1Q2: What are the five common MIME types?
Answer: Text, image, audio, video and application.
WebC1L1Q3: What is the difference between where form data is stored in a get request and a post request?
Answer: In a get request, the form data is put in the query string. In a post request, the data is put in the message body.
Lesson 2: Creating a Web Site
WebC1L2Q1: What are the three sections of an in-line ASPX file?
Answer: Page directives, code, layout.
Lesson 3: Working with Web Configuration Files
WebC1L3Q1: What are the five levels, in order, of the ASP.NET configuration hierarchy?
Answer: Global machine, root deafult web, web site, web application, sub-directory.
Lesson 4: Using ASP.NET Trace
WebC1L4Q1: What is the virtual page that displays trace information?
Answer: Trace.axd.
WebC1L4Q2: What are the two method of configuring the trace facility?
Answer: Using the Website Administration Tool and editing the web.config file.
Chapter 2: Adding and Configuring Server Controls
Lesson 1: Using a Server Control
WebC2L1Q1: How should the source of bloat in the ViewState be identified?
Answer: By using the trace facility.
ITQ8: What should be looked for in a code review?
Answer: Correctness (only).
Old Questions That **May** Need To Be Lucky Dipped
Professional ASP.NET MVC 1.0
MvcC1Q1: What are the six top-level directories, created by default when a new ASP.NET MVC project is created and what goes in each?
Answer:
| Directory | Contents |
|---|---|
| Controllers | Controller classes that handle URL requests. |
| Models | Classes that represent and manipulate data. |
| Views | UI template files that are responsible for rendering output. |
| Scripts | JavaScript library files and scripts. |
| Content | CSS and image files, and other non-dynamic/non-JavaScript content. |
| App_Data | Data files you want to read/write. |
MvcC1Q2: Where is does ASP.NET MVC store its routing rules?
Answer: In the Global.asax file.