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Total Questions: 20
1. Which allows for advanced refactoring technique?
Correct Answer is : SDK
2. MVS stands for ________
Correct Answer is : Microsoft Visual Studio
3. IBM landscape contains ________ worlds.
Correct Answer is : 2
4. IBM Software Group began creating a development tool that eventually known as ________
Correct Answer is : Eclipse
5. Vibrant ecosystem of third parties would be critical for achieving broad adoption of an eclipse.
Correct Answer is : TRUE
6. The consortium’s operating principles assured that open source community would control ________
Correct Answer is : Both code, consortium
7. Tools that you develop can plug into the workbench using well defined hooks called ________
Correct Answer is : Extension Point
8. The eclipse platform defines pen architecture.
Correct Answer is : TRUE
9. Repository experts build ________ and the usability experts build ________
Correct Answer is : Back end , Front end
10. The platform itself is built in layers of plug-ins.
Correct Answer is : TRUE
11. The ________ is responsible for defining a structure for plug-ins.
Correct Answer is : Runtime
12. The workbench UI is ________
Correct Answer is : Plug-in
13. The ________ is a cockpit for navigating all the functionality provided by plug-ins.
Correct Answer is : Workbench
14. The workbench is just a frame.
Correct Answer is : TRUE
15. ________ allow the user to edit something in the workbench.
Correct Answer is : Editor
16. ________ provide about some objects that the user is working with in the workbench.
Correct Answer is : View
17. Fog computing is also known as fogging.
Correct Answer is : TRUE
18. Fog computing can be perceived in ___________ and ____________
Correct Answer is : Big data and Cloud systems
19. Fog computing has ____________ and ____________ plane.
Correct Answer is : Control and data
20. Which of the following computing emphasizes proximity to end user?
Correct Answer is : Fog computing
