CLAD 03-22
What is the value in Shift Register Indicator after the following code has executed?
- 16
- 24
- 32
- 10
Author: Doug Harper
CLAD 02-17
CLAD 02-17
Can a wire be used to pass data between loops that are intended to run in parallel?
- Yes
- No
CLAD 02-14
CLAD 02-14
What value does the Numeric indicator display after this code executes?
- 0
- 4
- 8
- The While Loop iterates indefinitely
CLAD 02-01
CLAD 02-01
Which of the following statements is TRUE regarding the execution of the following code?
- The loop will iterate 51 times.
- The loop will iterate 50 times.
- The loop will iterate 49 times.
- A For Loop that has a 50 wired to the count terminal will perform the same operation.
CLAD 01-11
CLAD 01-11
Which of the following statements is TRUE about the following code segment?
- The loop will execute once and the indicator Iteration will have value of one.
- The loop will execute once and the indicator Iteration will have a value of zero.
- The loop will execute infinitely and the program will have to be aborted.
- The loop will not execute and the indicator Iteration will have a value of zero.
CLAD 03-25
CLAD 03-25
Which timing function (VI) is the best choice for timing control logic in applications that run for extended periods of time?
CLAD 02-03
CLAD 02-03
What value does the Result indicator display after the code snippet executes?
- The time elapsed in milliseconds during the execution of SubVI
- Zero
- Number of seconds elapsed since January 1, 1970
- The time elapsed in milliseconds during the execution of the sequence structure
CLAD 01-32
CLAD 01-32
The Wait function can be added to While Loops:
- To free up available memory.
- To allocate memory used by the CPU.
- To allow the processor time to complete other tasks.
- To reserve which processor the code is running on.
CLAD 01-26
CLAD 01-26
The Wait Until Next ms Multiple function:
- Begins timing at program start and completes upon a multiple of the PC timer.
- Begins timing after the code in the loop has completed and expires when the multiple of the (user) input time expires.
- Begins timing after the code in the loop has completed and expires when the user input time completes.
- Begins timing at program start and waits until the code in the loop has completed.
CLAD 04-29
CLAD 04-29
Variants are used for all of the following except:
- Passing values between programs written with different compilers
- Allowing software to achieve a greater degree of generality
- Representing any data type
- Converting from fixed point to floating point data