Thread: C++ Test

>I want to test my knowledge of C++.
Answer questions on comp.lang.c++.

>I want to give some C++ certification or some interviews.
Give or get? There are no decent or widely accepted certifications for C++ that I know of, but you're welcome to try your hand at creating one.

>I want to "get" some certification on C++.
Like I said, there aren't any decent or widely accepted certifications that I know of, and the ones that are out there aren't cheap. You would likely be wasting your money.

Originally Posted by Shal

I want to "get" some certification on C++.

There is none. And don't let those certification centers tell yoiu otherwise. They lie. Pay special attention to how Stroustrup worded the subject. Words like "authority" do have a strong meaning when it comes to certifications.

For simple quizzes do a search for "test your c++ knowledge" on google. For anything more advanced, do as Prelude suggested. Answer questions on comp.lang.c++. Those fine boys and girls will be thrilled to hammer you if you do a bad job at it. You'll then know

Oh! And code. Code a lot. That's the best way to test your skills. Programming is about problem solving.