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| Term: Allows user to enter data into a program |
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| What is the prefix for a textbox? |
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| How large should a textbox be? |
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| Large enough to fit the largest input |
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| When dragged, __ snap lines indicate the bottom of texts are aligned |
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| Term: Determines where text is displayed in a text box |
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| How can you write more than one line in a text box? |
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| Select the action tag and check multiline box |
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| Term: Allows for specification of data format in a text box |
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| How can you specify the data format on a masked textbox object? |
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| Selecting the Action tag and the Set Mask command |
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| Term: Designates a button as an accept button |
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| Where can you find the AcceptButton and CancelButton properties? |
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| Properties window when the form is selected |
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| Term: Designates a button as a cancel button |
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| What should a cancel button on a form be used for? |
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| The user can press esc to clear the text boxes and place the insertion point in the designated area |
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| Term: Type of variable used for values that a user enters into a text box; can be any character |
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| Term: Named location in RAM where data is stored |
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| How does one declare a string variable? |
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| "Dim strVariableName As String" |
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| What do VS's green squiggles under a variable declaration mean? |
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| The variable has not yet been used |
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| What are the three types of numeric data types? |
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| Integer, decimal, and double |
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| Term: Literally the value required by a statement |
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| How can a data type be forced? |
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| Using a special character @ end of value (I, D, R, C) |
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| Term: Contains one permanent value throughout an execution of a program |
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| Term: Process of joining two different values into a single string |
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| How much memory is used for an integer data type? |
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| How much memory is used for a decimal data type? |
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| How much memory is used for a double data type? |
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| How much memory is used for a char (unicode) data type? |
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| How much memory is used for a boolean data type? |
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| How much memory is used for a byte data type? |
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| How much memory is used for a date data type? |
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| How much memory is used for an object data type? |
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| How much memory is used for a short data type? |
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| How much memory is used for a single data type? |
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| Term: Contains one permanent value throughout execution of a program |
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| What happens if you try to change a constant in your program coding? |
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| Term: Literally the value type in the assignment statement |
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| How can you force a data type? |
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| Adding a special character (D, R, C) |
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| What does the Option Strict programming code do? |
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| Disables automatic conversion of data types |
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| Can you use the clear command on a label? |
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| No, you must declare 'lblLabel.Text = "" |
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| Term: Specifies where a variable can be referenced |
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| Term: Variable that can only be referenced within a sub procedure |
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| Term: Variable that can be referenced anywhere within a program |
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| What is the lifetime of a variable? |
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The scope it can be referenced
Limited if local |
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| What button will run the program? |
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| What button(s) will stop debugging the program? |
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| How could you force a label to have an $ Amount? |
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| lblLabel.Text = "$" & cdecPricePerDownload.ToString("C") |
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| How can you restrict the number of digits to the right of the decimal? |
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| lblLabel.Text = cdecPricePerDownload.ToString("C2") |
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| Term: Runtime error in which input entered is wrong kind |
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| Term: Runtime error in which user enters a larger input than program can process |
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