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CLAD 04-21

Posted on by Doug Harper Posted in CLAD, Coercion, LabVIEW Programming Principles — No Comments ↓
CLAD 04-21

Which of the following statements is TRUE regarding the use of Coercion Dots?

  1. Coercion Dots improve program performance
  2. Coercion Dots represent a conversion from one data type to another
  3. Coercion Dots increase memory usage
  4. Both A and B
  5. Both B and C
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CLAD 02-36

Posted on by Doug Harper Posted in CLAD, Coercion, LabVIEW Programming Principles — No Comments ↓
CLAD 02-36

A coercion dot indicates that:

  1. The data types are consistent
  2. A polymorphic operation will be performed on the data
  3. A data buffer is created to handle the data conversion
  4. Data values are being coerced because they are out of range
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