QUESTION 14 There are three division outputs in programming languages (integer q

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QUESTION 14

There are three division outputs in programming languages (integer quotient, quotient, and remainder). Which operation is not tied to the appropriate task in Visual Basic?

9 Mod 3 produces the remainder (in this case, 0)

9 3 produces the integer quotient (in this case, 3)

9 / 3 produces the quotient (in this case, 3)

All of the above are correct

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QUESTION 15

Which of these is not a type of error in Visual Basic?

Overlap error

Runtime error

Logical error

Syntax error

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QUESTION 16

Which of these declares an integer with value 0?

Dim x As Integer = 0

Dim x As Integer

Const x As Integer

Each of these does

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QUESTION 17

What is meant by option explicit?

All variables must have spelled out names from a dictionary

No variable may change its data type within the program through a casting function

All variables must be declared with Dim or Const statements

All variables must have a declared value when they are instantiated

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QUESTION 18

What is meant by option strict?

All variables must be instantiated as Const

Casting must be done in code

Variables must be instantiated at the beginning of any block

Variables all have global scope

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QUESTION 19

How is concatenation of strings (combining) achieved in Visual Basic?

Concatenate(string1, string2)

It is not possible to concatenate

&

+

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QUESTION 20

Which character denotes the beginning of a comment in Visual Basic?

"

%

#

'

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QUESTION 21

What is meant by the term scope?

When the variable was created

Whether or not it can be changed

Where the value of the variable is accessible

The type of the variable

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QUESTION 22

How is a number converted to a specific output format?

Using concatenation

It cannot be...a number is a number and that is that

Using the .ToString method

Using the .Trim method

9 Mod 3 produces the remainder (in this case, 0)

9 3 produces the integer quotient (in this case, 3)

9 / 3 produces the quotient (in this case, 3)

All of the above are correct

Explanation / Answer

14) D

15) A

16) A

17) C

18) D

19) C,D

20) D

21) C

22) B

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