Q2)- Choose the correct statement 1-The value of structure “vbquestion "is: a)- 48 b) -32 c) -16 2- The event associated with the command button is: a) click b) = double click c) load 3- To make timer1 works we write : a) timer1.timer = ture b) timer1.enabled = ture c) timer1.visiable = ture %3D 4- One of the properties of the listbox is a) sorted b) backstyle c) passwordchar 5-The property Setfocus using with: a) text box b) inputbox c) label

Q2)- Choose the correct statement 1-The value of structure “vbquestion "is: a)- 48 b) -32 c) -16 2- The event associated with the command button is: a) click b) = double click c) load 3- To make timer1 works we write : a) timer1.timer = ture b) timer1.enabled = ture c) timer1.visiable = ture %3D 4- One of the properties of the listbox is a) sorted b) backstyle c) passwordchar 5-The property Setfocus using with: a) text box b) inputbox c) label

Programming with Microsoft Visual Basic 2017

8th Edition

ISBN:9781337102124

Author:Diane Zak

Publisher:Diane Zak

Chapter4: The Selection Structure

Section: Chapter Questions

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