Certified Applied AI — Technical - Practice Quiz — Quiz in Progress

Q1. Which best captures the key idea of "AI pair programming"? ACapture your screen for notes, bug reports, and how-tos BHave the AI ask you questions until it can solve the task CUse AI to draft, explain, and review code while you stay in control DPlan calendars and adapt one idea across platforms

Q2. Which best captures the key idea of "Writing clear coding prompts"? AGive language, constraints, inputs, and expected output BChunking, visualisation and memory palaces multiply recall CWrite clear instructions so others can reuse your prompts DPlan a month of posts with themes

Q3. Which best captures the key idea of "Debugging with AI"? AClose startup programs, free disk space, and check for malware before buying new hardware BBuild weighted criteria and compare options objectively CPaste the error, stack trace, and code for a targeted diagnosis DColors via hex/rgb, fonts via font-family stacks, sizes via rem for scalability

Q4. Which best captures the key idea of "Generating tests"? AHardware is the physical parts you can touch; software is the instructions that tell... BAsk for unit tests covering happy path and edge cases CTreat prompting as a loop: draft, review the output, refine the instruction, repeat DSignposting language guides audiences through your talk

Q5. Which best captures the key idea of "Refactoring safely"? AFollow 3-2-1: three copies, two media, one offsite (cloud) — backups turn disasters into... BChunk long documents and process section by section, then synthesise CTemplate messages with variables for each prospect DRequest small, explained refactors you can review

Q6. Which best captures the key idea of "Reviewing code"? AExplain numbers for non-finance stakeholders BSplit big documents into overlapping chunks for reliable processing CUse AI as a first-pass reviewer for bugs and security DA minimal document: doctype, html, head, body — save as .html and open in...

Q7. Which best captures the key idea of "Explaining unfamiliar code"? AAsk for a line-by-line or high-level explanation BWrite notes with timestamps and links CDefine the right finance KPIs and layout DDesign prompts that port across models

Q8. Which best captures the key idea of "Limits of AI coding"? AAlways test AI code; it can be subtly wrong or insecure BTitles, headings, content depth and internal links tell Google your topic CA minimal document: doctype, html, head, body — save as .html and open in... DPrioritise prompting, evaluation, and a domain