So here I sit, taking a short break from cramming for my first XML midterm. It's open book and all, but when the note from the prof says:

I strongly suggest making an 8.5x11" sheet of notes to refer to.
You will not have time to look up the answers in the book.

The exam is worth 100 points and covers Tutorials 1, 2, and 3.
The exam will consist of
-26 multiple choice questions
-10 fill in the blank or True/False questions
-simple debugging problems
-questions about basic concepts
-and you wil have to create a DTD based on a simple XML document



I hate multiple choice questions. Give me a project instead of a long test anytime...

Oy...

ETA: 09:14pm.
Well, that was interesting. It took me less than 70 minutes to take the test. Of the multiple choice ones, I got 24 out of 26. The True/False 5 out of 6. Got all the fill in the blank correct. So, I've got a base score of 66 out of a possible 72? Like I said, I *hate* multiple choice questions.

I had 16 pages of notes...