I took a look at the sample questions for the test, having never heard of it. It's 66 multiple choice questions, and many of them seem like “gotcha” questions where one of the answers is an off-by-one error or something like that.
And how about this lovely question:
> A personal identification number that opens a certain lock consists of a sequence of 3 DIFFERENT digits from 0 though 9, inclusive. How many possible PINs are there?
Putting aside the value of this question in the first place, the correct answer is 720 but it also includes the answer 1000 in case you didn't notice the emphasis on “different”.
Doesn't seem like a great test to me unless it's about your reading comprehension and ability to decipher code with single-letter variable names.
And how about this lovely question:
> A personal identification number that opens a certain lock consists of a sequence of 3 DIFFERENT digits from 0 though 9, inclusive. How many possible PINs are there?
Putting aside the value of this question in the first place, the correct answer is 720 but it also includes the answer 1000 in case you didn't notice the emphasis on “different”.
Doesn't seem like a great test to me unless it's about your reading comprehension and ability to decipher code with single-letter variable names.