03-23-2017 06:16 AM
Hi,
I'm going to take my CLD exam by MAY, 2017. Meanwhile Can anyone give feedback about my CLD samples (as shown below .zip file) that will be easy for my exam which means from Professional LabVIEW developers feedback.
03-23-2017 09:43 AM
I reviewed your sprinkler example. Overall nice style. Some things you really need to focus on:
Like I said, Nice submission. let us know how it goes in May
03-29-2017 11:05 PM
Thanks Jeff·Þ·Bohrer. I realised my inaccurate code from your feedback. It would helpful to improve my CLD exam prepearation.
04-18-2017 05:37 AM
In less than a month, i am appearing for CLD exam. I did 3 sample exam, fortunately i could finish it in 4 hours. Could you please review my programming style, functionality and documentation? In which section, i need to improve.
TIA,
Shree
04-18-2017 09:43 AM
OK Shree. I did take a peek at your ATM submission.
You have a "Jetson Problem"
That False constant is a real bummer.
Descriptions for all type defs are needed. But, (Pause for effect) the worst offence is the error constant wired to the outer case selector of the main vi. If that doesn't spark a "What Was I Thinking" moment nothing will.
I'm not a real big fan of a "Default" case that is not the Default case either. Call me overly critical if you must but, I think that is a mistake designed to get your nose broken by the maintainer of your code.
Over-all, not bad. Read up on wired terminals not on root block diagram "Clearing the mud" and Overlapping controls (I'll let you search for that)
04-18-2017 01:09 PM
Yes. The ATM will run until the abort button or any error occurs 😛
BTW nice video, suits with the ATM problem 'Stop this crazy thing'
How about the documentation and style?
Could you please review the attached vi for the timer operation such as start timer, read timer, pause, resume, and reset. Whether it has any issues with the functionality?
TIA
Shree