Exam 11: Menu-Driven Programs

A(n)_______ program always starts off by displaying a list of operations the user can select from.

The _______________ loop makes sure that the menuSelection variable is set to a value in the correct range of values before the program enters the case statement.

The If-Then-Else If statement can be used as an alternative for performing the user's menu selection.

What is the term used for a menu that has a main menu and several submenus?

Any program that allows the user to select an item from a menu should ____________ the user's selection.

Which loop is a posttest loop such that the menu is displayed at least once?

The _______ selection in the menu causes the loop with the menu to stop and end the program.

A series of nested _____________ statements can be used to process the menu selections in lieu of the case statement.

The user's menu selection can be validated using an input validation loop immediately after the Input statements.

If the program has only one menu structure,the menu system is termed a__________ menu.

A(n)___________ structure can be used to run a menu-driven program again in order to give the user a chance to make another selection.

What type of menu first displays the main menu and then,based on the user's selection,displays a submenu?

Modules cannot be executed from a case statement,so loops have to be used.

The ______________ program gives the user the option to select the task they would like to perform.

Most menu-driven programs use a ________ that redisplays the menu after the user selected action has been performed.

It is ideal to have one long menu in the program for users to see and make their selection.

When there is an input validation loop,the case structure does not need the Default clause.

An iteration structure is needed to process the menu selection made by the user.

A list of operations that is displayed on the screen is called a(n)_______________.

A __________ menu has a main menu and one or more submenus.