This was a question in a certification guide.Could someone explain this y id statement is declared 3 times ?
This question will ask you to provide a line of missing code. Given the following data set LABS(only first 10 lines shown):
What statement that completes the program to produce the desired output
Response:
IDLABTEST;,IDLABTEST;, | |
IDLABTEST; | |
IDLABTEST;,IDLABTEST;,IDLABTEST |
Can you point a reference to the certification guide?
All of those look incorrect to me since they don't have a space after the word ID.
Unfortunately i dont have the link since i copied and closed.But is it possible to have 3 id statements in proc transpose
: Out of curiosity I did a google search for "idlabtest sas" and came across the following: http://wenku.baidu.com/view/b58a1605a8114431b90dd8a3.html
The problem wasn't multiple choice but, rather, fill in the blank.
However, what the site showed as the answer was obviously incorrect:
Answer: IDLABTEST;,IDLABTEST;,IDLABTEST
How they came up with that is a really good question!
Problem with automating extractions.
I was initially going to say contact tech support, but then realized that the question/answer wasn't in a standard SAS format and figured it came from a site like this.
At any rate, the answer above is wrong. You get what you pay for in these cases :smileymischief:
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