comp q3 test Flashcards

1
Q

All the Visual Basic Controls can be moved,
resized or customized by setting their
properties.

A

Controls

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2
Q

is a value or characteristic held by a Visual Basic object,
such as Caption or Fore Color.

A

property

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3
Q

is a type of user interface
element you create on a Visual
Basic form by using a toolbox
control.

A

Object

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4
Q

Every Visual Basic control consists of
three important elements

A

-Properties
-Methods
-Events

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5
Q

which describe the object.

A

Properties

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6
Q

cause an object to do
something.

A

Methods

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7
Q

are what happens when an
object does something

A

Events

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8
Q

are very similar to Listbox Controls.

A

Combo Box

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9
Q

You
can add items and design time using the
List item in the Properties window.

A

Combo Box

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10
Q

One of the basic code in the Visual Basic is

A

Select and Case.

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11
Q

is use to execute some code if the condition is true
and another code if the condition is false.

A

If…Then…Else Statement

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12
Q

is use to select one of many blocks of code to be
executed.

A

If…ElseIf…Else Statement

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13
Q

-Let the user select or unselect an option.

-It allows the user to set true/false or yes/no.

-the user can deselect the checkbox.

-Allows the user to make a binary choice
between one of two possible mutually
exclusive options.

A

Checkbox

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14
Q

When the checkbox is selected, it has the value

A

TRUE

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15
Q

When the checkbox is cleared, it holds the value

A

FALSE

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16
Q

When the Checkbox is checked, its value is set to ___ and when it is unchecked, the value is set to ___

A

1;0

17
Q

is
a box with a label on it.

A

Variables

18
Q

The box holds content(data), such as
number.

A

Variables

19
Q

Types of data that consist of
numbers that can be computed
mathematically with standard
operators

A

Numeric

20
Q

Examples of numeric type

A

examination marks,
height, weight, number of students,

21
Q

Calculations that only involve round figures or data can use Integer or long integer in computation.

A

Numeric

22
Q

Data that cannot be manipulated
mathematically using standard
arithmetic operators.

A

Non- Numeric

23
Q

Non- Numeric Data Types

A

String
Date
Boolean
Variant

24
Q

used to store alphanumeric
values.

A

String

25
Q

A variable length string
can store approximately _______
characters.

A

4 billion

26
Q

used to store date and time
values.

A

Date

27
Q

holds either a true or false
value.

A

Boolean

28
Q

stores any type of data and is
the default Visual Basic data type.

A

Variant

29
Q

Types of Operators

A

Arithmetical
Assignment
Relational
Logical

30
Q

Perform operators from the
same basic operations expected to be used in mathematics (with exception of the percentage
sign)

A

Arithmetical

31
Q

-Allows you to change the value of a
variable.

-Associated with the concept of moving a
value into storage location or variable.

-the symbol used is equal (=)

A

Assignment

32
Q

-Compare two operands and
determine the validity of a
relationship. These operators
always result in Boolean value.

-Also called comparison
operators.

A

Relational

33
Q

-Compare two or more relational operation and return a Boolean result.

-It process only two subjects: the True or False or the 0 and 1 in binary form.

A

Logical

34
Q

Resulting (True) if one of
operands is (True).

A

“OR”

35
Q

Resulting (True) if and only if both operands are (True).

A

“AND”

36
Q

Resulting (True) if the second
operand is (True) or both operands are (False).

A

“IMP”

37
Q

Resulting (True) if and only if one of operands is (True).

A

“XOR”

38
Q

Invert the value of the Operand

A

“NOT”