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Section 1
(50 cards)
False
The value of a declared constant can be changed anywhere in the program code
True
A variable must be declared before it is used
False
Modulus division truncates the decimal portion of the quotient to result in an integer
False
Aligning the If, the Else, and the End If statements in a decision structure and indenting the lines in between is a code convention that makes the statement easier to read.
False
An example of a relational operator is And.
True
An If...Then...Else statement that contains another If...Then statement is said to be nested.
True
A module-level declaration is global to any code in the Form class
True
Relational operators are used to form Boolean expressions
True
Rnd() generates random numbers greater than or equal to 0 and less than 1
True
A Boolean expression evaluates to true or false
True
Commenting out selected lines of text is a debugging technique
True
Values represented by the Double data type hold decimal numbers.
False
A local declaration allows a variable to be accessible only in the procedure it is declared in
True
A Select...Case statement uses the result of an expression to determine which block of code to execute
False
The indentation used in an If...Then...Else statement has an effect on the execution of the statement
True
The value of a constant can be assigned only in the declaration
True
In Visual Basic, widget and Widget refer to the same variable
False
Identifiers are case sensitive
True
The value of a variable is changed through assignment
False
Using Rnd() without including Randomize() will produce an error
More than one radio button in a set can be selected at a time
False
True
Objects can be moved to a new location on the form.
False
There is NO difference between the (Name) and Text properties of a Label object
False
The & operator is used to assign a new value to a variable
False
Keywords can be used as variable identifiers
True
A GroupBox object is used to group radio buttons
True
Logic errors must be found by the programmer
True
Nothing is a keyword
False
A numeric expression must be enclosed in quotation marks in an assignment statement
False
The If...Then statement executes a set of statements when a condition is false
True
The MenuStrip control is used to add a menu to an application
True
A value with a decimal portion is automatically rounded to a whole number when assigned to an Integer variable
Comments affect the way statements execute
False
False
A variable name can contain spaces
Not following code conventions will generate an error when an application is run
False
False
A decision structure must have an Else excuse
True
Button object names should begin with btn
True
The TEXT property of a Form object defines what is displayed in the title bar of the form.
Multiple variables with different data types can be declared in a single statement
False
False
An Integer variable that is declared but not initialized stored the value of 1
False
In a numeric expression, integer division is performed after addition
The properties of an object can only be set in the Properties window of the IDE
False
True
A variable is a name for a value stored in memory
True
Grouping variables together in a single statement is good programming style only when the variables represent related items
True
A variable can be declared and initialized in the same statement
False
A constant value can be changed from its initial assignment
True
An error will be generated when hello is assigned to an Integer variable
True
The Val() function converts text box data to a numeric value
False
The statement Me.lblMessage.Text="Hello!" sets the (Name) property of the lblMessage Label object to Hello!
False
A local declaration allows a variable to be accessible to any code in the Form class
Section 2
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