QUESTION 23 What is meant by the term masking ? Changing a variable\'s scope so
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QUESTION 23
What is meant by the term masking?
Changing a variable's scope so that it is not accessible by a subroutine or a function
Hiding data processing from the user
Setting the range of a variable
Specifying the types of characters and the number of those characters allowed within a user input
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QUESTION 24
Which function is used to create a pop up window for the user to input something?
MaskedTextBox
TextBox
MessageBox
InputBox
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QUESTION 25
What function is used for the program to give the user information as an output?
MessageBox(title,prompt)
OutputBox(prompt,title)
OutputBox(title,prompt)
MessageBox(prompt,title)
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QUESTION 26
What is the difference between Const and Dim?
Dim sets the data type of a variable, while Const instantiates the variable
Const develops a constraint, while Dim instantiates a variable
Const creates an unchangeable variable, while Dim allocates memory for a variable such that it can be changed
Dim creates an unchangeable variable, while Const allocates memory for a variable such that it can be changed
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QUESTION 27
Which of these best characterizes the boolean operation And (in terms of the response being true)?
All things joined by it must be true
Multiple (>1) things joined by it must be true
Some (>= 1) things joined by it must be true
Only one thing joined by it is true
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QUESTION 28
Which of these best characterizes the Boolean operation Or (in terms of returning true)?
All of the items are true
Multiple of the items are true
Some of the items are true
Only one of the items is true
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QUESTION 29
Which best characterizes the Boolean operation Xor (in terms of resulting in true)?
All of the items are true
Multiple of the items are true
Some of the items are true
Only one of the items is true
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QUESTION 30
Which of these words comes first alphabetically in Visual Basic?
aLbatross
Zebra
zebu
aardvark
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QUESTION 31
How can we sort a list that includes both capitals and lowercases such that proper alphabetization as we understand it would be maintained most efficiently?
We can't fix it
Use an AND statement to link the representations of the same word
Convert all of the items to the same case and then alphabetize them
Use a mapping of ANSI characters
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QUESTION 32
Which Boolean operator (Not, And, Or, Xor) comes first in the order of operations?
Not
And
Or
Xor
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QUESTION 33
How do we test relative to alphabetization?
We can't use conditionals for this
Using the .Alphabetize method
Using the .Sort method
Numerical conditions on an ANSI table
A.Changing a variable's scope so that it is not accessible by a subroutine or a function
B.Hiding data processing from the user
C.Setting the range of a variable
D.Specifying the types of characters and the number of those characters allowed within a user input
Explanation / Answer
23) Answer is Hiding Data processing from the user(B).
Justification: The term Mask itself provides a meaning hide. So, the masking is the process of hiding the data processing from the user.
24) Answer is Input box(D):
Justification: An input box is a specially designed dialog box that allows the programmer to request a value from the user and use that value as necessary.
25) Answer is MessageBox(prompt,title)(D):
Justification: BA Message Box function displays a message, optional icon and selected set of command buttons in a dialog box. It waits for the user to click a button, and returns an Integer indicating the button which user clicked.
26)Answer is Const creates an unchangeable variable, while Dim allocates memory for a variable such that it can be changed(C).
Justification: Dim reserves space for a variable which you can change; const defines a constant which you can use but NOT change.
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