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- 1 Section 4 - Advanced RPG techniques (25%)
- 1.1 Given an example of a complex logical expression, determine its results
- 1.2 Given an example of deeply-nested logic within a sample of RPG code, determine the results of running the code
- 1.3 Use Data Structure arrays
- 1.4 Code complex D-specs (e.g., OVERLAY, coding fields without attributes, etc.)
- 1.5 Use modern techniques to handle numbered indicators
- 1.6 Determine appropriate use of system APIs
- 1.7 Code subprocedures
- 1.8 Declare and use subprocedures
- 1.9 Create and use multiple occurrence data structures
- 1.10 Use externally-described data structures
- 1.11 Write logic (including I/O operations) without numbered indicators
- 1.12 Code and use /Free format Calc specifications
- 1.13 Code and use Short Form expressions (e.g., + =)
- 1.14 Translate operation codes not supported in /Free form (e.g., MOVE, CALL, etc. into /Free form)
- 1.15 Use qualified Data Structures
- 1.16 Use pointer data types
- 1.17 Code and use Named Constants
- 1.18 Prototype program Calls
- 1.19 Determine appropriate use of passing parameters by value versus by reference
- 1.20 Prototype System APIs and C functions
- 1.21 Understand the ability for RPG procedures to call and be called by Java Methods
- 1.22 Enumerate advantages of Prototypes compared with PARM and PLIST
- 1.23 Determine appropriate use for prototype keywords, such as CONST, VALUE, and OPTIONS (*NOPASS, *OMIT, *VARSIZE)
