Online .Net Design Patterns Skill Assessment Test

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Our .NET design patterns test helps recruiters and hiring managers to hire job-fit candidates for the .NET developer role. This pre-employment test contains questions on GOF Decorator Design Pattern, GOF Singleton Pattern, Composite Design Pattern and many more. This test helps recruiters reduce technical screening time up to 80%.

About Online .Net Design Patterns Skill Assessment Test

Design Patterns provide general solutions to solve common design problems. Design Patterns in .NET is the most powerful tool for software developers so that it helps to apply patterns to specific problems. Design patterns in .NET contains three categories such as Creational Patterns which consists of the abstract factory, singleton, builder and prototype, Structural Pattern which consists of an adapter, bridge, composite, decoder, proxy and facade, Behavioral Pattern such as iterator, mediator, strategy, observer, etc.

.NET Design Patterns test assists recruiters and hiring managers to effectively assess the knowledge of candidate about .Net Design Patterns before an interview. .NET Design Patterns online test is designed by our Subject Matter Expert (SME) to assess and hire .NET developers with Design Pattern skills as per the industry standard.

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Test Summary

Using powerful reporting, you can have a detailed analysis of the test results to help you make a better hiring decision and predict the candidate’s performance. The .Net Design Pattern skill test is designed considering EEOC guidelines, it will help you assess & hire diverse talent without any bias.

. Net Design Patterns online test may contain MCQ's (Multiple Choice Questions), MAQ's (Multiple Answer Questions), Fill in the Blanks, Descriptive, Whiteboard Questions, Audio / Video Questions, AI-LogicBox (AI-based Pseudo-Coding Platform), Coding Simulations, True or False Questions, etc.

Test Duration: 20 minutes

No. of Questions: 10

Level of Expertise: Senior

Useful for hiring

C# .Net programmer-Design Patterns
.Net Developer-Design Patterns

Topics Covered

GOF Decorator Design Pattern

.NET Design Pattern test helps recruiters to evaluate candidates' ability to work on GOF Decorator Design Pattern to solve recurring design problems and design flexible and reusable object-oriented software

GOF Singleton Pattern

This assessment helps recruiters to evaluate candidates' skills of using GOF Singleton Pattern when one object is needed to coordinate actions across the system

Composite Design Pattern

Our .NET Design Pattern online test helps recruiters evaluate candidates' ability to use Composite Design Pattern to "compose" objects into tree structures to represent part-whole hierarchies

Transfer Object Pattern

This assessment can be used by employers to quantify candidates' knowledge of using Transfer Object Pattern to pass data with multiple attributes in one shot from client to server

Dependency Injection Pattern

This assessment helps recruiters to gauge knowledge of candidates to use Dependency Injection Pattern

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