1. Certificate issuing mechanism: After answering low-code questions, you may need to go through a certain review and evaluation process to obtain the certificate. This includes verifying the accuracy and completeness of the answers and evaluating the mastery of relevant knowledge and skills. If you don't pass the audit or meet the certification standards, you won't get the certificate.
2. Operating specifications and requirements: After answering questions with low code, you may need to operate according to certain specifications and requirements, including answering questions correctly, completing tasks, meeting specified time limits, etc. If there is an error in the operation, the task is not completed as required, or the specified time limit is exceeded, it may lead to the failure to obtain the certificate.
3. Need to be further improved: after nailing the low-code primary answer, it may also be because the content or performance of the answer needs to be further improved to reach a higher standard before the certificate can be obtained. This may involve in-depth understanding and application of relevant knowledge and skills, as well as flexible application ability in actual scenes.
It should be noted that the above are only some possible reasons, and the specific situation may also be related to the evaluation criteria and process of nailing low code. If you want to get a certificate, it is recommended to refer to relevant requirements and guidance, constantly improve your knowledge and skills, and pay attention to accuracy, completeness and standardization in the process of answering questions.