CLAD Sample Questions Answers

A SubVI connector pane defines where to wire inputs and outputs

The color of a SubVI connector pane terminal matches the data type it isconnected to

You must have an icon/connector to use a SubVI

A SubVI icon can beedited from the functions palette

a 1-D Array of {2, 3}

a 1-D Array of {3,2}

2

None of the above

Option A

Option B

Option C

Option D

Option A

Option B

Option C

Option D

Waveform Graph

Waveform Chart

XY Graph

Both A. and C.

A control that outputs ASCII values equal to the selected tab label

A type of enumerated control

A control that outputs a cluster of the controls / indicators on the tabs

A controls that outputs the tab order of the controls on the front panel

Semaphores

Queues

Notifiers

Local variables

Use the SubVI in a Sequence structure

Modify the SubVI to have dummy inputs that can be used from the calling VI

Modify the SubVI to have Error clustersthat can be used from the calling VI

Modify the SubVI to have a global variable and use it from the calling VI

Coercion Dots improve program performance.

Coercion Dots represent a conversion from one data type to another.

Coercion Dots increases memory usage

Both A. and B.

Both B. and C.

Doubles

Enumerated type values

Strings

Integers

Hello to you!

Hello Wto you!

Hello to you!!

Helloto you!

When you create an Array constant on the block diagram, it is not visible on the Front Panel.

You cannot resize an Array constant to include more than one element.

You can copy or drag an existing Array on the Front Panel to the Block Diagram to create a constant of the same data type.

All array operations can be performed on an Array constant

Create a single cluster from two arrays of X values and two arrays of Y values in an X, Y,

X, Y pattern.

Bundle the X and Y array pairs together into two clusters and then create an array of these two clusters.

Bundle the X and Y array pairs together into two clusters and create a cluster of these two clusters.

Create a single array of each of the X arrays and Y arrays in an X, Y, X, Y pattern.

Tab-delimited ASCII

Custom binary format

TDM

Datalog

Option A

Option B

Option C

Option D

‘\’ Codes

Password

Hex

All of the above

It returnsthe number of times the loop has executed

It returns the number of times the loop has executed, plus one

It returns the number of times the loop has executed, minus one

It returns a constant number

a.1-D Array of {3, 3, 3, 3}

b.1-D Array of {4, 4, 4}

c.1-D Array of {3, 4}

d.1-D Array of {4, 3}

Items with errors

Errors and warnings

Details about the warnings

Error Codes

Unbundle by Name

Unbundle

Bundle by Name

Bundle

Highlight Execution.

Single Stepping

Breakpoints

Stop Values