Exam 6: Loop Structures

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

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Only one breakpoint can be set in a program.

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

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In a Do While loop, the body of the loop is executed until the condition becomes true.

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How does a Do loop work? What is the difference between a Do While loop and a Do Until loop? A top-controlled loop and a bottom-controlled loop?

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The process of ____________________ involves resolving defects in the program code.

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Identify the letter of the choice that best matches the phrase or definition
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The process of repeating a set of instructions while a condition is true or until a condition is true
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The ____ follows the keyword For in a For...Next loop.

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

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If ____ appears as the first line of a loop, the loop is a top-controlled Do loop that will stop execution when a condition becomes true.

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

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

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