Exam 21: Building Your Own Structure Structures
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Exam 21: Building Your Own Structure Structures25 Questions
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Exam 23: The String Section String Manipulation25 Questions
Exam 24: Im Suffering From Information Overload Access Databases25 Questions
Exam 25: The Missing Linq Querying a Database19 Questions
Exam 26: I Love This Class Creating a Class25 Questions
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When you pass a structure variable to a procedure, all of its members are passed automatically.
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Between the Structure and End Structure clauses, you define the ____ included in the structure.
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A structure variable can be stored in an array only when its members have the same data type.
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In most structures, the member variables are defined using the keyword ____ followed by the variable's name, the keyword As, and the variable's data type.
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The ability to pass a structure variable and its members as one unit is the only advantage of using a structure.
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The convention with structure statements is to enter structure names using ____ case.
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To access a member of a structure variable in an array, you use the syntax ____.
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Variables declared using a structure as their data type are often referred to as ____ variables.
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The Structure statement itself reserves locations in the computer's internal memory.
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Pascal case means capitalizing the first letter in the name and the first letter of each subsequent word in the name.
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You can create your own data types in Visual Basic using the ____ statement.
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You refer to a member variable by preceding the member's name with the name of the ____ variable.
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The Structure statement provides the pattern for a data type that can be used to reserve a memory location.
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Data types created using the Structure statement are referred to as ____.
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You use the ____ keyword to declare a class-level structure variable.
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In a structure, you can group together items having the String data type along with items having a numeric data type.
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Between the Structure and End Structure clauses, you define the members included in the structure.
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