Neither. It's for amusement only, for anyone who wants to take a crack at it.
And the "cloak and dagger" response stuff, is, as I explained, so those who
would like to take a crack at it can do so without being influenced by others'
answers.
--- On Thu, 8/13/09, Jeffry Houser <j...@dot-com-it.com> wrote:
From: Jeffry Houser <j...@dot-com-it.com>
Subject: Re: [flexcoders] *** So you think you know ActionScript? (Read
original post first) ***
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Date: Thursday, August 13, 2009, 7:50 AM
Why all the cloak and dagger response stuff? Did you get asked this on
an interview? Or are you testing responses to a question you want to
ask while interviewing?
Dave Glasser wrote:
Consider this code snippet:
var xml:XML = <outer><inner> null</inner> </outer>;
var xmlList:XMLList = xml.inner;
trace(xmlList == null);
What does the trace statement output, true or false, and why?
Please provide an answer without running the code (of course) and,
better yet, without consulting any documentation, or any of the other
answers that may have been posted already (if you read the list in
chronological order.) Pretend it's a job interview question and you
have to give it your best shot off the top of your head.
And also, if you don't mind, don't top-post your answer, so that if
someone does read your answer before the original post, they might get
a chance to answer without having seen yours first.
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