Stcc Prog-116 C# 2010 Chapters 1 - 4 Study Quiz
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This quiz combines all of the Chapter Questions and Knowledge Check Questions from Chapters 1-4.
- 1.Visual Studio 2010 comes in various editions with different features. Choose all valid editions:
- A.
Express Edition
- B.
Professional Edition
- C.
Premium Edition
- D.
Limited Edition
- E.
Ultimate Edition
- 2.IDE stands for what?
- A.
Intelligent Design Environment
- B.
Intelligent Development Environment
- C.
Integrated Design Environment
- D.
Integrated Development Environment
- 3.CLR stands for what?:
- A.
Command Line Runtime
- B.
Common Line Runtime
- C.
Common Language Runtime
- D.
Command Language Runtime
- 4.If you want to create a C# Form you would use what?:
- A.
Form Designer
- B.
Application Designer
- C.
Console Designer
- D.
Form Application
- 5.Visual Studio 2010 supports these programming languages. Choose all valid editions:
- A.
Visual Basic
- B.
Visual C#
- C.
Visual C++
- D.
Visual J+
- E.
Visual F#
- 6.If you want to write C# code you would use what?:
- A.
Solutions Explorer
- B.
Forms Designer
- C.
Code Editor
- D.
Console Designer
- 7.What is the purpose of the .NET Framework Class Library?
- A.
It provides pre-written code that can be used by .NET applications
- B.
It provides a border around your code
- C.
It provides pre-written code that can be used by any programming language
- D.
It provides classes and codes for the framework
- 8.Before a C# application can be run, it must be compiled into a language called:
- A.
Microsoft Programming Language
- B.
Microsoft Intermediate Language
- C.
Microsoft Intelligent Language
- D.
Microsoft Idealistic Lingo
- 9.The .NET Framework Class Library consists of
- A.
Namespaces that are organized into classes
- B.
.NET Applications
- C.
Classes that are organized into namespaces
- D.
Operating systems and hardware
- 10.The primary components of the .NET Framework are the .NET Framework Class Library and the
- A.
Command Language Runtime
- B.
Windows Forms classes
- C.
Common Language Runtime
- D.
ASP.NET classes
- 11.What is the name of the Visual Studio window that contains controls that you can drag on to a form?
- A.
Solution Explorer
- B.
Code Editor
- C.
Toolbox
- D.
Error List
- 12.Two properties that are common to both forms and controls are the
- A.
Cancel Button and Exit Button
- B.
Name and Text Properties
- C.
Cancel Button and Text Property
- D.
Name Button and Cancel Property
- 13.To create an access key that will move the focus to a text box, you
- A.
Change the TabStop property to False
- B.
Set the access key in the Text property of the label immediately before the text box
- C.
Change the TabIndex property to zero
- D.
Set the ReadOnly property to True
- 14.The label control has a TabStop property.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 15.Access keys let the user activate a control by
- A.
Pressing Ctrl + Alt + Delete
- B.
Pressing Ctrl + another key
- C.
Pressing Alt + another key
- D.
Pressing & plus another key
- 16.To change the file name for a form, project, or solution you use the
- A.
Windows Explorer
- B.
Toolbox
- C.
Solution Explorer
- D.
Form Designer
- 17.The Text property of a control determines
- A.
What happens when the control is selected by the user
- B.
The text that's displayed in the control
- C.
The tab order of the control
- D.
The name of the form
- 18.When you run a form after you’ve used the Form Designer to design it but haven’t added any code to it , the buttons don’t cause anything to happen, but otherwise the form works
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 19.What type of control is used to provide for user entry?
- A.
Label
- B.
Listbox
- C.
Button
- D.
Textbox
- 20.The CancelButton property of a form sets the button that will be activated if the user presses the _________________ key
- A.
Alt
- B.
Esc
- C.
Ctrl
- D.
Shift
- 21.To refer to a property of an object in your C# code, you code the
- A.
Object name followed by a semicolon and the property name
- B.
Object name followed by a colon and the property name
- C.
Object name followed by a period and the property name
- D.
Object name followed by a comma and the property name
- 22.The following code calls the Focus method of the txtMonthlyInvestment control: txtMonthlyInvestment.Focus();
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 23.
- A.
Method handler
- B.
Argument
- C.
Event handler
- D.
Method responder
- 24.A user entry that can't be converted to a number is a common cause of a runtime error
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 25.
- A.
Application error
- B.
Exception
- C.
Compilation error
- D.
Breakdown
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