While Loop Array Generation

[SercoSteveB]

What are the values of Maximum Value Out and Minimum Value Out following execution of the VI?

a) Minimum Value Out = 0, Maximum Value Out = 60

b) Minimum Value Out = 1, Maximum Value Out = 60

c) Minimum Value Out = 0, Maximum Value Out = 61

d) Minimum Value Out = 1, Maximum Value Out = 61

[jyagaimo]

B

[ersmt444]

B

[karthick@krishnan]

 B

[crossrulz]

B

[ersmt444]

Hi  crossrulz,

How are you feel while commenting on CLAD level questions?  You are a CLA.I think you are so familier with these questions that you have no need to run their mind. 😄 

It is just a compliment please take it lightly.

[Matt-A.]

B

I find this very useful.  I've been programming for years and this review reminds me of the little things not often used. 

[SercoSteveB]

Hi ersmt444. 

In my opinion it is crucial for The Daily CLAD to have input not just from people starting out with LabVIEW but also from experienced LabVIEW users.  When it comes to experience and opinions that can be trusted you can't go far wrong than with a LabVIEW Champion or Knight of NI, fortunately for us crossrulz is both. 

I agree crossrulz probably finds the questions easy; but by answering, commenting and explaining he brings a legitamacy to the blog that, in my opinion, makes it a better resource for all.

Steve

[crossrulz]

Plus, I do occasionally learn something, usually in the form of a new way to do something.  There is a saying that you stop learning the day you die.  So you could say this blog is keeping me alive.

Oh, and Steve forgot CLA, CLED, and CPI in my repertoire.

[SercoSteveB]

Apologies, so many letters what will you do with them all.

[crossrulz]

SercoSteveB wrote: so many letters what will you do with them all.

1. My record the last few years has been "keep getting new jobs with higher pay" (hiring managers like to see stuff like that).  Hopefully I am at a place where I can be for a long time (so far, so good).

2. Impress AEs at NI, which only helps my ego.

[MrStevenUND]

Ans: B

Hi ersmt444.  While I don't have as many letters as crossrulz, he isn't the only one hanging around here with higher than a CLAD.  I just renewed my CLD in December.  Steve posts some things that I have not seen or used before, and it's a good way to keep things fresh.  In my case, I became certified for a previous job and used LabVIEW everyday.  As of late, I'm lucky if I use LabVIEW once a month.  

[Tsjabrantes]

B

[ersmt444]

Hi MrStevenUND.  While I don't have any letters from National Instruments.I just started using LabVIEW since August 2016 and this blog help me a lot .Really the questions posted here are so helpful to learn LabVIEW in a good manner.LabVIEW is new for me everyday because I learn something new daily. I just wanted to give compliment to crossrulz. As  SercoSteveB said his answers,comments and explaination help to those who are new in LabVIEW.I will go for CLAD very soon and hope I have covered every topic by doing exercise and all that.All credit will go to SercoSteveB if I qualified the CLAD successfully.Then I can say proudly,I am a student of SercoSteveB who qualified CLAD. 😄

[SercoSteveB]

Thanks for your kind words ersmt444, sounds like we might have another member of The Daily CLAD marketing department. .

Answer: B.  Nice one all.  TIP:  Replace the U32s with DBL precision numeric values and see what answers you get.

[sriveni]

B

[cd11]

A RIGHT B