Because it is an easy question to start with?

In an interview with a nervous student...

Is is supposed here it is a project of some size. Not a 20 lines exercise for which an interview with each student is a waste of time.

Takes 5 seconds to see the LOC number of a file. Faster than asking. So the point is not the factual information by itself.

Followed by:

• how many files?
• What are the most important ones?
• Their responsibilities?

and

• Please show some significant part of the code and explain it to me.

Because it is an easy question to start with?

It only takes seconds to count the LOC in a project. Faster than asking. So the point is not the factual information by itself.

The point is starting an interview with a nervous student, about a project of some size. Not a 20 lines exercise for which an interview with each student is a waste of time.

Question followed by:

• how many files?
• What are the most important ones?
• Their responsibilities?

and

• Please show some significant part of the code and explain it to me.

Because it is an easy question to start with?

In an interview with a nervous student about his/her project...

Is is supposed here it is a project of some size. Not a 20 lines exercise.

Followed by:

• how many files?
• What are the most important ones?
• Their responsibilities?

and

• Please show some significant part of the code and explain it to me.

Because it is an easy question to start with?

In an interview with a nervous student...

Is is supposed here it is a project of some size. Not a 20 lines exercise for which an interview with each student is a waste of time.

Takes 5 seconds to see the LOC number of a file. Faster than asking. So the point is not the factual information by itself.

Followed by:

• how many files?
• What are the most important ones?
• Their responsibilities?

and

• Please show some significant part of the code and explain it to me.

Because it is an easy question to start with, in an interview with a student about a project?

Followed by:

• how many files?
• What are the most important ones?
• Their responsibilities?

and

• Please show me the code and explain it.

Because it is an easy question to start with?

In an interview with a nervous student about his/her project...

Is is supposed here it is a project of some size. Not a 20 lines exercise.

Followed by:

• how many files?
• What are the most important ones?
• Their responsibilities?

and

• Please show some significant part of the code and explain it to me.