175 Multiple Choice Questions in Java

by Gary Litvin Maria Litvin

The Continental Mathematics League has been bringing us fun competitions in mathematics and computer science for many years. The annual CML contest in computer science takes place every spring, shortly before the Advanced Placement exams. It offers 25 challenging multiple-choice questions for 40 minutes. The questions mostly stay within the range of the standard Advanced Placement CS curriculum, but many of them add an unusual twist or turn, and it is very difficult to answer all of them correctly within the allotted time. With the time limit removed, however, these questions offer a great opportunity to test your knowledge of the subject, fill in gaps, gain new insights, and get "heavy-duty" practice for the AP exam. The questions from the 1999-2003 contests were published in our earlier book, 125 Multiple-Choice Questions in Java. This edition adds questions from the 2004 and 2005 contests.

144 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2005