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| A Loop will repeat a specified block of code a number of times. |
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| Both Types of Do loops rely on a condition to be either True or False |
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| A Do While loop tests the condition at the bottom of the loop |
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False.
A Do While tests the condition at the top of the loop. |
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| In a Do Until loop, the code in the loop is executed at least once. |
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| The MsgBox Function displays a window to ask the user for input |
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False.
An InputBox function displays a window to ask the user for input. |
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| In an endless loop, the condition that will stop the loop from repeating never becomes true |
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| Unlike If statements, loops cannot be nested |
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False.
Loops can be nested in the same way that If statements can be nested. |
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| Using Application.DoEvents prevents the computer from running multiple programs |
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False.
The Application.DoEvents subroutine allows the computer to process events inside a loop. |
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| You can use Ctrl+Alt+Break to pause a program that has entered an endless loop |
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| A loop can contain only one statement |
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False.
A loop can hold many statements. |
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| What is another name for the code required to create a loop. |
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| What is the main difference between a Do While loop and a Do Until loop? |
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| The Do Until loop repeats the statements until a certain condition is True, whereas the Do While loop repeats the statements only while a certain condition is met. |
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| What keyword marks the end of the block of code contained within a loop? |
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| Where is the condition of a Do Until loop tested? |
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| What are the three parameters of the InputBox function? |
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| The three parameters of the InputBox function are the prompt that the user will see, the title bar text, and the optional default entry. |
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| What is the purpose of using the Application.DoEvents statement? |
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| allows the program to process other events while an event procedure is executing. |
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| How can you prevent the Application.DoEvents subroutine from allowing a routine to be executed a second time before it is completely finished? |
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| Disable the button at the beginning of the event procedure that uses the Application.DoEvents subroutine to prevent the user from clicking the button again until the event is completely processed. |
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How many times will the following loop be executed?
intCount = 0
Do While intCount <= 5
intCount = IntCount +1
Loop |
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How many times will the following loop be executed?
intCount = 7
Do While intCount < 5
intCount = IntCount +1
Loop |
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| This is an infinite loop because the test value (Count) is never changed and, in this code snippet, Count is not even initialized. |
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How many times will the following loop be executed?
intCount = 9
Do
intCount = intCount - 1
Loop Until intCount <= 5 |
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