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Assessments on developing Restful API with JWT Authentication

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Assessments on developing Restful API using .Net Core 8.0

Multiple Assessments which deals with creating Dotnet Console Application.

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Your task is to develop the PHP-based assessment by thoroughly understanding the objectives and scenarios provided. The assessment focuses on core PHP concepts, so carefully review all important notes before starting to ensure a clear understanding.

The provided boilerplate PHP code will serve as the foundation for the application. Your goal is to complete the application by implementing the required scripts, functions, and business logic to meet the specified objectives. Once you begin, detailed assessment objectives will be available under the Mission tab.

Important Guidelines

1. You are allowed a total of 3 attempts to clear the assessment.

2. You can submit the code only once per attempt. This is referred to as a Submission.

3. After submission, you will be able to view the areas of improvement, if any.

4. Once the assessment timer expires, the submission will be auto-submitted.

5. If you encounter any errors or difficulties during or after the attempt, please email support@nuvepro.freshdesk.com with complete details.

Important Note

• Once you click Start Assessment, while the lab environment is being set up, review the Scenario and Objectives outlined in the Mission section.

• If the lab does not load within 6 minutes, refresh the browser every 10 to 20 seconds until it appears.

• Carefully read the objectives and test case overview before beginning development.

• After the lab starts, the Project folder will be available on the desktop.

• The Project folder contains Assessment-Activities.pdf, which includes the same activity details provided in the assessment. Review it once the lab begins and proceed accordingly.

• Open the project in the IDE and start implementing the required PHP code.

Development Rules

• Do not rename any classes, functions, or variables provided in the stub code.

• Do not change visibility or access modifiers.

• Strictly follow the given project structure.

• Write code only in sections marked with TODO comments.

• Do not modify Default Code Block sections.

• If any steps fail in your first attempt, you may retry and correct only the failed steps in subsequent attempts.

• On every submission, the entire assessment will be evaluated.

• Do not click Complete Assessment unless you are certain you want to end the assessment, as no further attempts will be allowed.

• Copy-paste is disabled from outside the lab, but allowed within the lab environment.

• Before submitting, ensure:

  • No breakpoints exist in the code

  • The application runs successfully without errors