If an application contains the 0ption Strict On statement, which of the followin
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If an application contains the 0ption Strict On statement, which of the following can be used to declare the Rate named constant? a. Const Rate As Decimal = 0.09 b. Const Rate As Decimal = Convert.ToDecimal (0.09) c. Const Rate As Decimal = 0.09D d. both b and c Which of the following statements adds the number 10.75 to the contents of the price variable? a. price += 10.75 b. price =+ 10.75 c. 10.75 += price d. both a and c Which of the following sends the focus to the test1TextBox? a. test1TextBox.Focus() b. test1TextBox.SendFocus() c. test1TextBox.SetFocus() d. SetFocus(test1TextBox)Explanation / Answer
8.) The answer is c. Const Rate As Decimal = 0.09D.
a. This option tries to assign a floating-point value to a decimal variable. This can be done only by appending a 'D' at the end of the value.
b. This option tries to convert a double value to decimal which is a narrowing conversion and will throw a compile-time error if Option Strict is On.
d. It is not valid as b is not valid.
9.) The answer is a. price += 10.75.
b. Invalid operator (=+)
c. The operator (+=) adds right operand to the left operand and assigns the value to the left operand. This is not possible here, as left operand is not a variable.
10.) The answer is c. The syntax to move focus to a specified control or object is: object.setFocus().
a. The method .Focus() does the same thing in .net.
Options b. and d. are not applicable.
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