Re: What is truth?

Yes, performance tuning using hit ratios. In preparation for that test I studied hard on learning wrong answers to questions like:

Q) Hit-ratio is 45%, what to you do?

Ray Stell wrote:
>
> My boss (one of those scarey-smart people) was taking some
> certification test, when someone mused, "I wonder how many questions he
> will answer 'incorrectly' in order to get a higher score?" This is
> because he knows how it really works unlike those that made up the
> test.
>
> Made me wonder how many misconceptions are ingrained in the
> OCP test stack. Do you know of any?
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