connector pane clad question

[Trojan89]

Which if the following statements are true about the connector pane?

a.  It only shows terminals available for transfer from the SubVI

b.  It only shows terminals available for transfer to the SubVI

c.  Outputs must be placed on the left and inputs on the right

d.  None of the above.

I think the connector pane shows terminals available for transfer from and to the SubVI and though  "c" is recommended it isn't a rule.

So I think the answer is  "d".

Could someone please confirm this?

Thanks in advance 

[SanRac]

Hi Trojan89

d is correct

Regards

Santosh

[parthabe]

I go with D.

[muks]

I will say a very bad question first. The "only" and "must" in the lines make it go wrong.

[Trojan89]

Thank you, if you guys don't mind I have one more question

Which type of VI is best for saving code that performs a function(i.e. calculations, conversions, modification, etc) as a SubVI to be used in a larger application

a. Simple VI

b. General VI

c. State machine

d. None of he above

I have no clue to this one

But I would have to choose between simple VI and general VI.

What is the correct answer?

As always thanks in advance 

[muks]

Wow I seriuosly cannot make out the difference between a simple vi and a general vi.

[Former NI Employee MS]

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muks wrote:
Wow I seriuosly cannot make out the difference between a simple vi and a general vi.

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There is no loop in what NI calls a simple VI, just a code that executes once when called.

So that simple calculations are to bo coded in simple VIs

Just a question of NI terminology...

Message Edited by Mathieu Steiner on 04-07-2010 12:06 PM

[muks]

And a general vi?? With loops but no state machines?

Another question i found 

In the figure below, what will Result equal when this calculation is executed?

Can someone guess??

[parthabe]

I think Simple VI should/would be the correct answer.

I d go with None of the above, because most of the times I used to use a LV2 global VI to perform operations like these. Also the hint lies in the sentence "as a SubVI to be used in a larger application"...

[parthabe]

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muks wrote:
Wow I seriuosly cannot make out the difference between a simple vi and a general vi.

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Muks, now I wish to tell you to prepare well for CLAD. Seems that it may not be as easy as we think (for you).

Somehow I passed out last year (feeling lucky now after reading these kind of ques).