CLAD Certified LabVIEW Associate Developer Examination Questions and Answers

Unbundle by Name

Unbundle

Bundle by Name

Bundle

Strip Chart

Scope Chart

Sweep Chart

Step Chart

a 1-D Array of {2, 3}

a 1-D Array of {3,2}

2

None of the above

Bundle two 1D arrays of X and Y data together for each plot. Then build an array of these clusters and wire it to the Waveform Graph indicator.

Build an n-dimensional array of data with each plot in a separate row (or column) in the array, then wire the array to the Waveform Graph indicator.

Bundle the elements of each waveform into a cluster and build an array of these clusters, then wire the array to the Waveform Graph indicator.

Both B. and C.

a.1-D Array of {80, 20, 40, 10,-60}

b.1-D Array of {120, 30,-60}

c.1-D Array of {120, 30}

d.2-D Array of {{120, 90, 20}, {60, 30,-40}}

To free up available memory.

To allocate memory used by the CPU.

To allow the processor time to complete other tasks.

To reserve which processor the code is running on.

A 1-D Array of {8, 5, 7}

A 1-D Array of {10, 8, 5}

A 1-D Array of {10, 8, 5, 7}

A 1-D Array of {7, 10, 8, 5}

Property Nodes allow attributes of front panel objects to be programmaticallymanipulated.

Property Nodes can be used to update the values contained in a front panelobject.

More than one Property Node can be used for a single front panel object.

Property Nodes contained in aSubVI will always cause the front panel to beloaded in memory.

Basic programming language instructionsInputandPrint

Embedding of SubVIs within the Formula Node

Pre and post increment (++) and decrement (--) as in the C language

The use ofnestedFormula Nodestructures