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You find that one of your validations is very complicated and does not fit in any of the validators, what will you do?
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You find that one of your validations is very complicated and does not fit in any of the validators, what will you do?
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Nithin Sundar 13-May-11 6:24am    
Your question is not clear. What programming language are you using and what kind of validation do you mean? Can't you write a method/function to take care of validating whatever data is acquired or something?
Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 13-May-11 6:36am    
Sound too artificial. School, interview question..?
--SA
Sandeep Mewara 13-May-11 12:20pm    
Bingo! ;)

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Validation of the validator? I'm confused...
 
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CPallini 13-May-11 8:05am    
Who validates the Validator? :-)
I assume you are using .Net as your language. You may want to read more about RegularExpressionValidator.
Here [^] is an overview of the ASP.Net validators.
 
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  • Write the complex validator for it.


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  • Embed it into a more generic (simpler) validation rule. Of course that implies discarding some of the required constraints, you'll end up with less precision but the trade-off might be acceptable.
 
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