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| Determines the initial files, assembly references, code, and property settings that are added to the project. |
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| Allows user to enter text on a form |
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| Initiates form processing when clicked |
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| The commands in the format menu or the buttons on the Layour toolbar align, size, or space the controls relative to the _________. |
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| Value that determines how the control will look and work when the form is displayed. |
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| The sequence in which the controls will receive the focus when the use presses the tab key. |
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| Dotted line indicating the current control has been selected. |
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| Shortcut keys that user can use in combination with the Alt key to quickly move between individual controls on a form. |
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| Self-contained code that combines code and data. |
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| Code that defines that characteristics of an object. |
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| A new class that inherits the characteristics of the form class of the .NET Class library. |
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| The process of creating an object from a class. |
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| An operation that an object can perform. |
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| Signals sent by an object to the application telling it that something has happened that can be responded to. |
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| The properties, methods, and events of an object. |
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| Used to identify the specific member of the object that is to be referred to. |
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| A property or method that you can refer to directly from a class. |
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| These work by responding to events that occur on objects. |
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| A special type of methods that handles an event. |
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| A statement generates by Visual Studio that wires the event to the event handler. |
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| Generated when the object is double-clicked in the form designer. |
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| Consists of the object name, an underscore, and the event name. |
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| Displayed by Intellisense when you start to enter a new line of code. |
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| Information displayed by Visual Studio that displays information about that item. |
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| Must be enclosed in braces. |
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| Allow you to move quickly between lines of code. |
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| When an application encounters a runtime error, it enters _______. |
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| To display a ________ for a property or variable, move the mouse pointer over it in the C# code. |
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| Windows Forms application/Windows appliacation/WinForms app |
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| A __________ runs in its own window and consists of one of more windows forms that provide the user interface. |
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| A _______ provides the user interface. |
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| Each windows form contain ________________ like labels, text boxes, buttons, and radio buttons. |
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| _____________ is a suite of products that includes the .NET Framework and and IDE. |
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| Integrated Development Environment (IDE) |
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| This is provided by Visual Studio 2008 for application development. |
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| Provides a library of code that supports all three programming languages(Visual Basic, Visual C#, Visual C++). |
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| A lightweight version of the Microsoft SQL Server 2005 database management system. |
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| .NET Framework class library |
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| Provides files that contain pre-written code known as classes that are available to all of the .NET programming languages. |
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| A set of pre-written code. |
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| Related classes are organized into a group called a ___________. |
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| Common Language Runtime (CLR). |
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| Manages the execution of .NET programs by coordinating essential functions such as memory management, code execution, security, and other services. |
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| Because .NET applications are managed by the CLR, they are called _______________. |
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| A component of the CLR that ensures that all .NET applications use the same basic data types. |
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| Contains and consists of source files |
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| Translates the C# code for a project in Microsoft Intermediate Language |
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| Contains the code after it has been translated into MSIL |
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| Contains one or more project files |
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| A C# project is saved with this extension. |
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| A solution is saved with this extension. |
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| The main visual studio workspace contains one or more __________. |
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| Form Designer/Form Designer Window |
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| To develop a form, you use the ___________ |
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| Use this to add controls to a form |
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| To change the way a form looks or operates, use the _____________. |
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| This can be accessed by double-clicking on a control or by selecting the form in the Solution Explorer and clicking the View Code button. |
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| Each form is defined by two C# source files where each file contains a ____________. |
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| The current version of the .NET framework. |
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