table() function Flashcards

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In Pine Script, what is the primary purpose of the table.new function?

a) To create a new table with specified rows and columns.
b) To define the text to be displayed within a table cell.
c) To set the position of the table on the chart.
d) To change the background color of an existing table.

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Answer: a) To create a new table with specified rows and columns.

Explanation: The table.new function is used to create a new table on the chart with specified rows and columns.

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What argument in the table.new function allows you to specify the position of the table on the chart in Pine Script?

a) position
b) columns
c) bgcolor
d) text_color

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Answer: a) position

Explanation: The position argument in the table.new function is used to specify the position of the table on the chart.

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What arguments in the table.cell function allow you to specify the column and row for a particular cell in Pine Script?

a) column and row
b) position and columns
c) bgcolor and text_color
d) text and width

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Answer: a) column and row

Explanation: The column and row arguments in the table.cell function are used to specify the column and row indices for a particular cell.

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Which argument in the table.cell function allows you to set the text to be displayed within a cell in Pine Script?

a) width
b) text
c) text_color
d) height

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Answer: b) text

Explanation: The text argument in the table.cell function is used to set the text content that will be displayed within a cell.

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What is the purpose of the bgcolor argument in the table.cell function in Pine Script?

a) To define the text to be displayed within a cell.
b) To specify the background color of a cell.
c) To set the position of the table on the chart.
d) To create a new table with specified rows and columns.

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Answer: b) To specify the background color of a cell.

Explanation: The bgcolor argument in the table.cell function is used to specify the background color of a cell within the table.

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Which argument in the table.new function allows you to specify the color of the frame surrounding the table in Pine Script?

a) frame_color
b) border_color
c) bgcolor
d) text_color

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Answer: a) frame_color

Explanation: The frame_color argument in the table.new function allows you to specify the color of the frame surrounding the table.

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What argument in the table.new function lets you set the width of the frame or border around the table in Pine Script?

a) frame_width
b) border_width
c) text_size
d) width

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Answer: a) frame_width

Explanation: The frame_width argument in the table.new function allows you to set the width of the frame or border around the table.

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What is the primary function of the table_id argument in the table.cell function in Pine Script?

a) To define the text to be displayed within a table cell.
b) To specify the position of the table on the chart.
c) To create a unique identifier for the table.
d) To set the background color of the table.

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Answer: c) To create a unique identifier for the table.

Explanation: The table_id argument in the table.cell function is used to create a unique identifier for the table, which can be useful when modifying or deleting the table.

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Which argument in the table.cell function allows you to specify the font family for the text in the table in Pine Script?

a) text_font_family
b) textalign
c) tooltip
d) size

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Answer: a) text_font_family

Explanation: The text_font_family argument in the table.cell function allows you to specify the font family for the text in the table.

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