1. The methodology where code is
broken into small, logical procedures is called:
[a]
event-driven programming.
[b]
functional programming.
[c]
granular programming.
[d]
modular programming.
[e]
procedural programming.
2. From how many places in the
code can a procedure be called?
[a]
0
[b]
1
[c]
2
[d]
3
[e]
As many times as needed.
3.
How many return statements are allowed in a Function
Procedure?
[a] 0
[b] 1
[c] 2
[d] 3
[e] There is no limit.
- By default any form is …....
[a] Modal
[b] Modeless
[c] Dialog
[d] None
- MDI stands for .......
[a] Multi
Document Interact
[b] Multi Document
Interaction
[c] Multi Document
Interface
[d] None
- What property are required to be specified for a menu item?
[a] Checked
[b] Index
[c] Name
[d] Caption
- How can you enable the user to access a menu item from the key board?
[a] Define an
access key by designating a letter in the Caption property.
[b] Define a shortcut key by setting the Shortcut property in
the Menu Editor.
[c] The user can press F10 and use the cursor keys.
[d] Define a shortcut key by setting the Shortcut property in
code.
- Which command is used to remove an item from a menu array.
[a] Delete
[b] RemoveItem
[c] Drop
[d] Unload
- Which form event would you use to active a pop – up menu when the user click the right mouse button?
[a] MouseDown
[b] Click
[c] MouseUp
[d] MouseMove
- What are the three types of the property procedure that can be created for a class ?
[a] Add,
Retrieve, Remove
[b] Item, Add, Remove
[c] Let, Set, Get
[d] Let, Get, Object
- What does the Friend declaration do ?
[a] Makes a
class available for use by any program.
[b] Makes the methods of the class usable by other parts of
the program in
which
the class is define
[c] Limits your program to creating a single object from the
class.
[d] Keeps you from having to specify the object name to
reference the method
of the class
- Which of the following statement can be used to create an object based on a class?.
[a] Set
oUsr=New cUser
[b] oUser = cUser
[c] Dim oUser as New cUser
[d] CreateObject(“cUser”)
