CODE: Guided Enterprise Open Source Study Practice
Practise enterprise open source development, licensing, consumption, contribution and programme decisions.
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Official Exam Details
| Duration | 90 minutes |
| Questions | 60 |
| Passing Score | 75% |
| Exam Cost | $250 USD |
| Testing Provider | The Linux Foundation / PSI online proctoring |
| Validity | 2 years |
| Prerequisites | No certification prerequisites published. Eligibility and identification requirements still apply. |
| Question Types | Multiple choice |
Domain Breakdown
| Domain | Questions |
|---|---|
| Fundamentals of Open Source Software Development | 60 |
| Open Source Licensing and Usage Guidelines | 35 |
| Consuming Open Source Software | 70 |
| Contributing to Open Source | 55 |
| Open Source Management Operations | 30 |
The official CODE domain weights are Fundamentals of Open Source Software Development 24%, Open Source Licensing and Usage Guidelines 14%, Consuming Open Source Software 28%, Contributing to Open Source 22%, and Open Source Management Operations 12%. This bank follows those weights exactly with 60/35/70/55/30 original questions.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the passing score for the CODE exam?
The passing score for CODE (CODE) is 75%. This bank is revision material and is not marked against that pass mark.
How long is the CODE exam?
The official CODE exam is 90 minutes long. This bank is untimed revision material, so it does not reproduce that time pressure. Follow official exam guidance and practise the published skills hands-on.
How much does the CODE exam cost?
The CODE certification exam costs $250 USD. You can prepare with our 250-question learning bank for just $9 (1 year access) — a fraction of the real exam fee.
How many questions are on the CODE exam?
The official CODE exam has 60 questions. Our learning bank includes 250 learning questions with detailed explanations covering all 5 domains.
What are the prerequisites for CODE?
Prerequisites for CODE: No certification prerequisites published. Eligibility and identification requirements still apply.. Our explanations are detailed, but this revision material does not replace hands-on practice or any official preparation requirements.
How long is the CODE certification valid?
The CODE certification is valid for: 2 years. Plan recertification early and use this bank for knowledge revision alongside hands-on practice.
Is the Guided Enterprise Open Source Study Practice MCQ learning companion worth it?
Read this first — Independent original study practice for the CODE certification, not Linux Foundation exam content, authorized training, an exam voucher, legal advice, or a claim of complete exam coverage. Twenty questions are free; full access is $9 for one year. With that in mind, our 250-question bank includes two study modes (Study, and Flashcards with spaced repetition), detailed explanations for every answer, adaptive question selection, and progress tracking across all 5 domains. 20 practice questions are free with no account needed. Full access is $9 for 1 year.
How do I prepare for the official CODE assessment?
Start with Study Mode for instant feedback and concept learning. This bank is untimed revision material rather than a simulation of the real exam. Practise the published skills in the relevant tools and follow official preparation requirements. Use Flashcards with spaced repetition to retain key facts long-term. Track your results on attempted questions across the domains. These scores do not assess practical skills or predict an exam result.