Exam 6: Loop Structures

In Visual Basic 2017, a deployed program can be created easily by using ____________________ Deployment.

When used in a menu name, the asterisk character is used to indicate that a character is a hot key. _________________________

The ____________________ statement is the last line of a For loop.

A(n) ____________________ is a group of commands, or items, presented in a list.

The beginning, ending, and Step values used in a For...Next loop can vary based on input from a user.

The compound operator ____ is used to add a string to an existing string.

To code an event handler for an Exit menu item, enter the ____________________ procedure call to close the window and exit the application.

One advantage of a ___________ is that it conserves space instead of cluttering a form with objects such as buttons.

In Visual Studio 2017, a(n) ____________________ object is used to place menus at the top of a Windows Form.

A(n) ____________________ loop should be used when the iterations should continue while or until a condition is true or false.

A hot key in a menu name must be the first letter.

A Step value in a For...Next loop can be positive or negative.

A ____-controlled loop tests the condition after the code in the loop body has been executed.

A(n) ____________________ is a strip across the top of a window that contains one or more menu names.

Use a For...Next loop when the number of repetitions is unknown.

Double-clicking a button object on the Windows Form object opens the event handler for that button.

Instead of typing the menu name on a MenuStrip object, you can add a ____ by clicking the Type Here box's list arrow and selecting the appropriate choice.

What will be the value of the variable intTotalCount when the following code is executed? For intOuterCount = 1 to 5     For intInnerCount = 1 to 4         intTotalCount +=1     Next Next

The hot key for a menu item can be activated with the keyboard by pressing the ____ key and the hot key at the same time.

The ____ property of a ListBox object identifies which item in the ListBox was selected.