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1.- Which of the following directories of a bundle don’t follow the standard naming?

1. Controller

2. Resources

3. Listener

4. DependencyInjection

5. Config

2.- If the AppBundle bundle needs to write temporary files, what is the best place to do it?

1. src/AppBundle/Resources/temp

2. src/AppBundle/cache

3. app/cache

4. web/temp

3.- Which of the following actions are mandatory to use a third-party bundle?

1. Install the bundle via Composer

2. Register the bundle in the AppKernel::registerBundles() method

3. Add the bundle configuration in app/config/config.yml or app/config/config_*.yml

4. Int he prod environment, execute the command php app/console container:reload

4.- If a bundle needs to use the jQuery library, where should be placed the jquery.js file?

1. Resources/public/js

2. Resources/public/js/vendor

3. Resources/public/vendor

4. None of the above are correct

5.- What kind of help provides the config:dump-reference command?

1. Dumps the default configuration of a bundle

2. Dumps the current configuration of a bundle

3. Dumps the curren tconfiguration in .htaccess format using the php_value directive

4. Adds the default configuration of a bundle in the app/config/config.yml file

6.- Is this the right way to register the AppBundle bundle as a parent of the BackendBundle bundle?

// BackendBundle/BackendBundle.php
namespace BackendBundle;
use AppBundle\AppBundle;

class BackendBundle extends AppBundle {
}

1. Yes

2. No, the AppBundle bundle cannot be a parent of any bundle

3. No, the parent bundle must be configured with the getParent() method

4. No, the BackendBundle bundle must be in a subnamespace of AppBundle

7.- How can you get the root directory of the AppBundle bundle from a controller?

1. $this->get('kernel')->getRootDir() . '/src/AppBundle'

2. $this->get('kernel')->getBundle('AppBundle')->getPath()

3. $this->get('bundle.app')->getRootDir()

4. It’s not possible to get the root directory of a bundle from a controller

8.- Is there any problem in the following code?

// app/AppKernel.php
use Symfony\Component\HttpKernel\Kernel;
use Symfony\Bundle;

class AppKernel extends Kernel {

public function registerBundles() {
$bundles = [];

if ('prod' === $this->getEnvironment()) {
$bundles = [
new Bundle\FrameworkBundle\FrameworkBundle(),
// ...
];
}
if (in_array($this->getEnvironment(), array('dev', 'test'))) {
$bundles[] = new Bundle\WebProfilerBundle\WebProfilerBundle();
}
return $bundles; }
// ...
}

1. Yes, the registerBundles() method must return an object implementing the BundleListInterface, not an array

2. Yes,the WebProfilerBundle bundle should be enabled in the prod environment too

3. Yes,the test environment won’t work properly

4. No

9.- What is the recommended naming convention for template file names and directories?

1. camelCase

2. snake_case

3. StudlyCaps

4. None of the above are correct

10.- What method must be overriden in the bundle class to register compiler passes?

1. boot()

2. getCompilerPasses()

3. build()

4. init()

11.- Why the base class which all bundles extend from by default makes use of the Finder component?

1. To find configuration files like services.yml or routing.xml inside the bundle

2. To find translation files included in the bundle

3. To find custom validators defined in the bundle

4. To find console commands defined in the bundle

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