How well do you know Spring?
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Post scores.
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@pie_flavor said in How well do you know Spring?:
Post scores.
20/50
…and it never stops asking; there's no end-state. (50 was where I got bored enough to check what the app was actually doing…)
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@dkf I only hit 10/50, and three were because it used the same thing twice in one word.
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@pie_flavor I suspect that there were cases that they were saying were fake but where the name generated was one that was actually used in Spring…
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@dkf Nah, I'm sure there's a
containslookup.
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@pie_flavor And there were definitely cases where it was including class names that are present in standard Java, which really confused me a few times.
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@dkf 18 / 32 so far, it's not confined to interface classes by a longshot.
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@gribnit I got
Exceptionat least once…
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@dkf No you didn't, you don't have a screenshot.
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@loopback0 Oh, okay, then I guess you did.
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Srsly?
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I think something is broken, it just keeps offering me the same three choices.
On the other hand, my score is now 9/10 despite knowing nothing about Java :D
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@cvi https://github.com/spring-projects/spring-framework/blob/master/spring-test/src/test/java/org/springframework/test/context/junit4/annotation/meta/ConfigClassesAndProfileResolverWithCustomDefaultsMetaConfig.java
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@grunnen A support class for a test case. So not something that has strict naming rules and not anything that anyone's going to worry themselves over. Does your test code all have names that you've worked hard at making very easy to comprehend? Really?
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@dkf I only gave a factual answer to a question. I agree with your judgement about that fact.
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10/37. I don’t know Spring.
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I don't know Spring either. We only have two seasons--warm and dry(ish) and BLAZING HOT AND WET (with a side of hurricanes).
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Aaaah, I see my mistake, it's not "this sounds like a thing" option, it's the "this sounds like word soup" option!
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In Dutch,
springis the first person singular present tense of the verbspringen, which meansto jump.
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@pleegwat said in How well do you know Spring?:
In Dutch,
springis the first person singular present tense of the verbspringen, which meansto jump.You can use it in that sense as well in English: "he is ready to spring to his feet". There the verb is "to spring"
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@dkf said in How well do you know Spring?:
@pie_flavor I suspect that there were cases that they were saying were fake but where the name generated was one that was actually used in Spring…
One time I got, "Object."
My guessing earned me 25 / 50.
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