Exam 3: Program Design and Coding

A set of rules that specify how each code statement must be written is called the ____ of the programming language.

The ____________________ property of the PictureBox object determines the manner in which an image is displayed in a PictureBox object.

The ____ attribute of the SizeMode property of a PictureBox object will enlarge or shrink the image.

To hide an object on a form, you should set the __________________ property to False.

Clicking the ellipsis button at the end of the Image property of the PictureBox object will display the ____ dialog box.

When the ____ property of an object is set to False, the object will appear dimmed on the form.

The ____ is used in an assignment statement.

The forward slash (/) is used to identify a statement as a comment. _________________________

The Error List window will display the ____ number where the error was detected.

In the code editor, ____ is used to indicate the location of an error.

Which of the following color palettes for the BackColor and ForeColor properties is restricted to colors selected in other areas of the computer system?

When the developer writes program code to carry out the processing required by an event, the code is placed in a section of the program called a(n) ____________________.

The use of IntelliSense is the standard within the software industry.

Whenever the Visual Basic ____________________ encounters an apostrophe in the code, it ignores the remaining characters on the line.

Using the ____________________ option of the SizeMode property of a PictureBox object may result in some distortion of the image.

The ____ option of the SizeMode property of the PictureBox object will increase or decrease the size of the PictureBox object to accommodate the size of the image.

A ____ object is used to display a graphic image.

The predefined ____ procedure will terminate the program and close the window.

A(n) ____ is used for denoting a comment statement.

A button must be ____ in order for the user to click it and cause an event.