Rotate String

[SercoSteveB]

What is String Out following execution of the VI?

a) SteveLikesLabVIEW

b) WEIVbaLsekiLevetS

c) teveLikesLabVIEWS

d) SWEIVbaLsekiLevet

[LordNobady]

A

[heavypoet]

C.

Rotate string leaves first character last. For loop repeats the same operation 17 times.

[nik35324]

C

[crossrulz]

C

Notice there are no shift registers...

[MrStevenUND]

C

[mini09]

C...

Steve, I hope this was same question as on August 22nd.

[kavyanaresh]

Ans:C

Repeated the same question....

[yash06]

c

[SercoSteveB]

Hi gnshmrthy & kavyanaresh.

It was a complete duplication.  I had no idea I had done that one before.  I re-wrote it and everything. 

Yep, the exact same question......that's awesome if not slightly embarrassing.....  .

[Ihab]

C

[Borsod-Abaúj-Ze]

The C is the correct answer. Only the first character goes to the end.

[Pankajusic]

C

[SercoSteveB]

Answer: C.  Nice one heavypoet, nik35324, crossrulz, MrStevenUND, gnshmrthy, kavyanaresh, vijay yashwanth, Ihab, Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén & Pankajusic.

Here we are rotating the same input string a number of times, defined by the length of the input string. 

I think it is really easy to assume that a VI uses the constructs that are appropriate for the operations inside the FOR Loop, rather than actually looking at ther constructs used.  As crossrulz points out Shift Registers would be appropriate for this type of VI, but standard tunnels are used.

[eleshrudra]

C.

its rotating same string so always a same output.

teveLikesLabVIEWS