1. 💻🧠💖 HOW GOOD ARE YOU WITH COMPUTERS?
💻🧠💖 HOW GOOD ARE YOU WITH COMPUTERS?
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Intermediate
📚 This is a 30-question educational quiz. Its purpose is to allow you to self-assess how good you are with computer science / information technology. It also gives you resources to take your computer science education to the next level. Enjoy!
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Computer science, Information technology, It, Cs, Computer, Computers, Algorithms, Hardware, Systems, Networks, Shell, Commands, Linux, Windows, Os, Operating system, Databases, Programming, Java, Python, Terminal, Command line, Internet, Technology, Web development, Cyber security, Software project management, Project management, Pascal, Data structures, Software, Software development, Software engineering
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30
Questions
1 min
Per question
3:49
Average time
4.0
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4.2
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Educational explanations. 👍 Explanations cover why the correct
answers are correct and why the wrong answers are wrong (when
appropriate). E.g.: #q1, #q3, #q30
Caring Leopard
Good one made me remember my last year CLASS
Busy Squirrel author
Thx! :) Hope it added some value. Good luck!
Lucky Parrot
This seems like a good refresher 👍 but there were duplicate questions
Busy Squirrel author
Thanks! Good feedback. I believe the duplicates are actually the same answer set, questions should be different. So for example you can get an answer set (JavaScript, HTML, CSS) that repeats for 3 different questions (content vs styling vs logic). Best of luck!
Stylish Dragon
Interesting and educational quiz
Night Lemur
Nice quiz with fitting questions! I just have two tiny nitpicks:
- Question 24: "cd" doesn't stand for "current directory", it stands for "change directory"[1], because that's the action it performs (which is actually a slightly more accurate description than to say it "opens" directories).
- Question 27: The given constructs are actually not related to object oriented programming, they're used in procedural programming. OOP simply emphasizes using objects to structure your data and code, and while object oriented languages may implement while/for/if constructs, they are an artifact of a procedural language[2] (such as in Java, which is both procedural and object oriented).

Again, these are only small inaccuracies, not critical mistakes.
Hope I could help!
[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cd_(command)
[2]: https://softwareengineering.stackexchange.com/a/230621
Busy Squirrel author
Thanks for that! Very valid points. Good luck.
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