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These multiple-choice questions (MCQs) are designed to enhance your knowledge and understanding in the following areas: Common Topics in Competitive and Entrance exams , Programming Languages .
1. |
Frames is |
A. | the exterior of a window. |
B. | the interior of a frame window. |
C. | windows used for input/output that are placed on a panel window |
D. | None of these |
Answer» A. the exterior of a window. |
2. |
Panels is |
A. | the exterior of a window. |
B. | the interior of a frame window |
C. | windows used for input/output that are placed on a panel window |
D. | None of these |
Answer» B. the interior of a frame window |
3. |
Controls are |
A. | the exterior of a window. |
B. | the interior of a frame window. |
C. | windows used for input/output that are placed on a panel window |
D. | None of these |
Answer» C. windows used for input/output that are placed on a panel window |
4. |
A panel window is a window |
A. | which can only exist inside a frame win- dow |
B. | which can not exist inside a frame win- dow |
C. | which can exist outside the frame win- dow |
D. | none of these |
Answer» A. which can only exist inside a frame win- dow |
5. |
These exist ——— panel windows inside the same frame window. |
A. | Several |
B. | Only one |
C. | None |
D. | None of these |
Answer» A. Several |
6. |
Button in window programming |
A. | displays text and can be clicked with the mouse or spacebar |
B. | a checkmark which the user can select |
C. | a list from which one item can be se- lect |
Answer» A. displays text and can be clicked with the mouse or spacebar |
7. |
Checkbox in window programming |
A. | displays text and can be clicked with the mouse or spacebar |
B. | a checkmark which the user can select |
C. | a list from which one item can be se- lect |
Answer» B. a checkmark which the user can select |
8. |
Combobox in window programming |
A. | displays text and can be clicked with the mouse or spacebar |
B. | a checkmark which the user can select |
C. | a list from which one item can be se- lect |
Answer» C. a list from which one item can be se- lect |
9. |
Groupbox in window programming |
A. | does nothing except draw a rectangle, it is used to visually group controls to- gether |
B. | displays text |
C. | for input of multiple lines of text |
D. | none of these |
Answer» A. does nothing except draw a rectangle, it is used to visually group controls to- gether |
10. |
Label in window programming |
A. | does nothing except draw a rectangle, it is used to visually group controls to- gether |
B. | displays text |
C. | for input of multiple lines of text |
D. | none of these |
Answer» B. displays text |
11. |
Memo in window programming |
A. | does nothing except draw a rectangle, it is used to visually group controls to- gether |
B. | displays text |
C. | for input of multiple lines of text |
D. | none of these |
Answer» C. for input of multiple lines of text |
12. |
All the classes necessary for Windows pro- gramming are in the module |
A. | win.txt |
B. | win.std |
C. | win.main |
D. | none of these |
Answer» A. win.txt |
13. |
Window class, onCreate/1 ,defines |
A. | is executed when a visible window is being created |
B. | is executed when a window is being closed, it is possible to prevent the win- dow from closing |
C. | when the background of a window must be erased this event is executed |
D. | when a window must be re-painted this event is executed |
Answer» A. is executed when a visible window is being created |
14. |
Window class, on Close/2 |
A. | is executed when a visible window is being created |
B. | is executed when a window is being closed, it is possible to prevent the win- dow from closing |
C. | when the background of a window must be erased this event is executed |
D. | when a window must be re-painted this event is executed |
Answer» B. is executed when a window is being closed, it is possible to prevent the win- dow from closing |
15. |
Window class, onEraseBackground/1, de- fines |
A. | is executed when a visible window is being created |
B. | is executed when a window is being closed, it is possible to prevent the win- dow from closing |
C. | when the background of a window must be erased this event is executed |
D. | when a window must be re-painted this event is executed |
Answer» C. when the background of a window must be erased this event is executed |
16. |
Window class, onPaint/2, defines |
A. | is executed when a visible window is being created |
B. | is executed when a window is being closed, it is possible to prevent the win- dow from closing |
C. | when the background of a window must be erased this event is executed |
D. | when a window must be re-painted this event is executed |
Answer» D. when a window must be re-painted this event is executed |
17. |
Window class, onShow/2, defines |
A. | is executed when a window is becom- ing visible or is being hidden |
B. | when a window is being disabled or en- abled this event is executed |
C. | this event is executed when the user switches to another window of the same application |
D. | when a window receives the keyboard focus this event is executed |
Answer» A. is executed when a window is becom- ing visible or is being hidden |
18. |
Window class, onActivate/2, defines |
A. | is executed when a window is becom- ing visible or is being hidden |
B. | when a window is being disabled or en- abled this event is executed |
C. | this event is executed when the user switches to another window of the same application |
D. | when a window receives the keyboard focus this event is executed |
Answer» C. this event is executed when the user switches to another window of the same application |
19. |
Window class, onEnable/1, defines |
A. | is executed when a window is becom- ing visible or is being hidden |
B. | when a window is being disabled or en- abled this event is executed |
C. | this event is executed when the user switches to another window of the same application |
D. | when a window receives the keyboard focus this event is executed |
Answer» B. when a window is being disabled or en- abled this event is executed |
20. |
Window class, onKBFocus/3, defines |
A. | is executed when a window is becom- ing visible or is being hidden |
B. | when a window is being disabled or en- abled this event is executed |
C. | this event is executed when the user switches to another window of the same application |
D. | when a window receives the keyboard focus this event is executed |
Answer» D. when a window receives the keyboard focus this event is executed |
21. |
Window class, onSetCursor/3, defines |
A. | the window wants to know what cursor it must display for the mouse pointer |
B. | the mouse is moved over a window |
C. | when a mouse button is pressed this event is executed |
D. | a mouse button is released |
Answer» A. the window wants to know what cursor it must display for the mouse pointer |
22. |
Window class, onMouseMove/5 , defines |
A. | the window wants to know what cursor it must display for the mouse pointer |
B. | the mouse is moved over a window |
C. | when a mouse button is pressed this event is executed |
D. | a mouse button is released |
Answer» B. the mouse is moved over a window |
23. |
Window class, onMouseDown/5, defines |
A. | the window wants to know what cursor it must display for the mouse pointer |
B. | the mouse is moved over a window |
C. | when a mouse button is pressed this event is executed |
D. | a mouse button is released |
Answer» C. when a mouse button is pressed this event is executed |
24. |
Window class, onMouseUp/5 , defines |
A. | the window wants to know what cursor it must display for the mouse pointer |
B. | the mouse is moved over a window |
C. | when a mouse button is pressed this event is executed |
D. | a mouse button is released |
Answer» D. a mouse button is released |
25. |
Window class, onMouseDoubleClick/5, de- fines |
A. | a mouse button was double clicked |
B. | the user clicks on a window |
C. | a key on the keyboard is pressed |
D. | a key on the keyboard is released |
Answer» A. a mouse button was double clicked |
26. |
Window class, onClick/1, defines |
A. | a mouse button was double clicked |
B. | the user clicks on a window |
C. | a key on the keyboard is pressed |
D. | a key on the keyboard is released |
Answer» B. the user clicks on a window |
27. |
Window class, onKeyDown/3 , defines |
A. | a mouse button was double clicked |
B. | the user clicks on a window |
C. | a key on the keyboard is pressed |
D. | a key on the keyboard is released |
Answer» C. a key on the keyboard is pressed |
28. |
Window class, onKeyUp/3, defines |
A. | a key on the keyboard is pressed |
B. | a key on the keyboard is released |
C. | a mouse button was double clicked |
D. | the user clicks on a window |
Answer» B. a key on the keyboard is released |
29. |
Window class, onChar/3, defines |
A. | during the processing of a key this event is executed with the ASCII value of the key pressed |
B. | a menu command was selected |
C. | a menu item is selected |
D. | a window was resized |
Answer» A. during the processing of a key this event is executed with the ASCII value of the key pressed |
30. |
Window class, onCommand/2, defines |
A. | during the processing of a key this event is executed with the ASCII value of the key pressed |
B. | a menu command was selected |
C. | a menu item is selected |
D. | a window was resized |
Answer» B. a menu command was selected |
31. |
Window class, onMenuSelect/2, defines |
A. | during the processing of a key this event is executed with the ASCII value of the key pressed |
B. | a menu command was selected |
C. | a menu item is selected |
D. | a window was resized |
Answer» C. a menu item is selected |
32. |
Window class, onSize/2, defines |
A. | during the processing of a key this event is executed with the ASCII value of the key pressed |
B. | a menu command was selected |
C. | a menu item is selected |
D. | a window was resized |
Answer» D. a window was resized |
33. |
Window class, onMove/2, defines |
A. | a window is moved to a new position |
B. | the user wants to view a floating popup menu for the window |
C. | an event from the vertical scrollbar of the window |
D. | an event from the horizontal scrollbar of the window |
Answer» A. a window is moved to a new position |
34. |
Window class, onInitPopupMenu/2, defines |
A. | a window is moved to a new position |
B. | the user wants to view a floating popup menu for the window |
C. | an event from the vertical scrollbar of the window |
D. | an event from the horizontal scrollbar of the window |
Answer» B. the user wants to view a floating popup menu for the window |
35. |
Window class, onVScroll/3, defines |
A. | a window is moved to a new position |
B. | the user wants to view a floating popup menu for the window |
C. | an event from the vertical scrollbar of the window |
D. | an event from the horizontal scrollbar of the window |
Answer» C. an event from the vertical scrollbar of the window |
36. |
Window class, onHScroll/3, defines |
A. | a window is moved to a new position |
B. | the user wants to view a floating popup menu for the window |
C. | an event from the vertical scrollbar of the window |
D. | an event from the horizontal scrollbar of the window |
Answer» D. an event from the horizontal scrollbar of the window |
37. |
SizerClient in window programming ? |
A. | this type of sizer ensures that a panel window fills the complete client rect- angle of a frame window |
B. | this sizer class makes a panel ‘stick’ to one side of a frame window and the size of the panel window is a fixed num- ber of pixels. |
C. | this sizer ensures that a panel window is percentage of the size of a frame win- dow. |
D. | None of these |
Answer» A. this type of sizer ensures that a panel window fills the complete client rect- angle of a frame window |
38. |
SizerFixed in window programming |
A. | this type of sizer ensures that a panel window fills the complete client rect- angle of a frame window |
B. | this sizer class makes a panel ‘stick’ to one side of a frame window and the size of the panel window is a fixed num- ber of pixels |
C. | this sizer ensures that a panel window is percentage of the size of a frame win- dow. |
D. | None of these |
Answer» B. this sizer class makes a panel ‘stick’ to one side of a frame window and the size of the panel window is a fixed num- ber of pixels |
39. |
SizerPercent in window programming |
A. | this type of sizer ensures that a panel window fills the complete client rect- angle of a frame window |
B. | this sizer class makes a panel ‘stick’ to one side of a frame window and the size of the panel window is a fixed num- ber of pixels. |
C. | this sizer ensures that a panel window is percentage of the size of a frame win- dow. |
D. | None of these |
Answer» C. this sizer ensures that a panel window is percentage of the size of a frame win- dow. |
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