Please reply to these questions. I am really confused.

[Yukta20]

1)Which tool is used to link a Control or Indicator to a Connector Pane
terminal?

A Select Tool
B Operate Tool
C Wiring Tool
D All of the above will work

2)Which statement accurately reflects the relationship between the color of a
SubVI icon on the Block Diagram and its type?
A
Yellow represents Standard SubVI's, and blue represents Express
VI's.
B Blue represents Standard SubVI's, and red represents Express VI's.
C Blue represents Standard SubVI's, and yellow represents Express VI's.
D Red represents Standard SubVI's, and blue represents Express VI's.

3)All of the following statements regarding SubVIs are true, EXCEPT:
A They require less memory.
B They allow for easier debugging.
C They allow you to use the same code for many future applications.
D All of the above statements are true.

4)Probes on the Front Panel can be attached to:
A Controls.
B Indicators.
C Graphs.
D None of the above.

5)If the Error In terminal of a VI receives an error it will:
A freeze the program and wait for user interaction.
B execute normally.
C immediately display a pop-up window describing the error.
D
pass the error to the next node without executing the code in which the
error occurred

6)When creating a SubVI icon, the number of input terminals must match the
number of:
A output terminals.
B Controls.
C Indicators.
D None of the above.

7)Which of the following statements about the Connector Pane is true?
A It only shows terminals available for transfer to the SubVI.
B It only shows terminals available for transfer from the SubVI.
C
Outputs must be placed on the left, and inputs must be placed on the
right.
D None of the above.

[Gregory]

Hi Yukta, where did you get these questions? If it's from a LabVIEW certification prep package, you should find an answer key as well. Also, please create more descriptive and appropriate subject lines in the future.

[RavensFan]

What do YOU think the answers are?

Do you know what the correct answer are?

Then we can help you understand which why the answers are correct, or why your answers would not be correct.

[Yukta20]

for the 1) question i am confused between wiring tool and the operating tool.

2) I am clueless about this question,

3) A and C are correct but not sure about B

4) I feel probes can't be attached to any of it.

5) D seems right but i saw someone posting the answer as B also. 

6) D seems right.

7) A seems right.

[Yukta20]

Actually i found it on some random pdf and same question has different answers. 

Will make sure to give a proper subject from next time 🙂

[altenbach]

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@Yukta20 wrote:

for the 1) question i am confused between wiring tool and the operating tool.

2) I am clueless about this question,

3) A and C are correct but not sure about B

4) I feel probes can't be attached to any of it.

5) D seems right but i saw someone posting the answer as B also. 

6) D seems right.

7) A seems right.

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Your excessive use of terms like "feel", "seems" and "confused", "clueless" show that you are probably not ready for this. Go back to the top of the LabVIEW forum and do a bit more training. 😄

Post back once you can write the above mostly as "I am pretty sure that ..."

[Gregory]

Check here for the NI supplied CLAD preparation materials: http://www.ni.com/gate/gb/GB_EKITCLADEXMPRP/US

For many more questions, you can check out the daily CLAD series: https://forums.ni.com/t5/The-Daily-CLAD/bg-p/4013

[altenbach]

The purpose is to learn LabVIEW, not to pass the CLAD by memorizing answers. The prep guide is a self assessment to see how ready you are, not really a learning resource.

[Yukta20]

found a few answers after working with labview. 

the answer to

1) is C

2) is A 

3) is D

4) is A

5) is D

6) is C since the indicators are basically the input

7) is A 

I am pretty sure that these answers are right. Just acknowledge with a yes if the answers are right. 

[RavensFan · Accepted solution]

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@Yukta20 wrote:

found a few answers after working with labview. 

the answer to

1) is C

2) is A 

3) is D

4) is A

5) is D

6) is C since the indicators are basically the input

7) is A 

I am pretty sure that these answers are right. Just acknowledge with a yes if the answers are right. 

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NO.  More of your answer are wrong than right.

Spoiler

I think 3 might be wrong.  But it also may be a poorly worded multiple choice question which do show up from time to time on the CLAD tests

Remember  the correct answer is an item that is NOT True.  ("EXCEPT")

B and C, easier debugging and reuse are true.

A I say "require less memory" may or may not be true.  If you replace multiple sections of code with a subVI, then yes, it will be less memory.  But subVI's over the same code existing on the higher level block diagram will use more memory because there is some overhead for the extra interface between main VI and subVI.

So if A is true, then the correct answer is D.  Though you could argue that " all of the following statements are true EXCEPT D) all of the above statements are true" is a logical impossibility.  But if subVI"s do require more memory, than the correct answer is A.

4 is wrong.  Probes don't exist on the front panel.  They exist on a block diagram.

5 is a bad question.  Most, but not all NI subVI"s will be answer D.  Standard error handling skips execution and passes the error on.  Some function are non-standard such as Close functions which will execute and pass the error on.  And if you are talking about a subVI a user creates, then the behavior depends on how they wrote the subVI.  I think D is probably the answer NI is looking for, but is not always true.

6 is wrong.  The input terminals to the controls on a subVI.  Indicators can become output terminals of a subVI.  The answer is D.  There is nothing that requires you to have a terminal for every control on the front panel of the subVI.

7 is wrong.  The answer is D.  The connector pane shows both inputs to and outputs from a subVI.  Answer C is wrong because Inputs are recommended to be on the right (not left) and outputs recommended to be on the left (not right), but there is no requirement that they be located in those positions.