Exam 3: Engage Android User Input, Variables, Operations
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Good programming practice dictates that variable names should reflect the values placed in the variables.
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The aim of requesting input from the user is to ensure that every user experience is the same every time the app is used.
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Due to user error, it is often easier to input from a finite set of options using a(n) ____.
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The ____ TextView can suggest completion of a word after the first few letters.
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The code necessary to find an EditText by the name of txtTickets is as follows: ____________________.
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____ is the Java class that can be used to format numbers for display.
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A(n) ____________________ is a style applied to an Activity or an entire application.
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A(n) ____ is a short description of a field that is visible as light-colored text.
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