Chapter 1, Problem 7E

If you inadvertently create a Click() method for a control that should not generate a click event, you can successfully eliminate the method by ______________. a. deleting the method code from the Form1.cs file b. eliminating the method from the Events list in the Properties window c. adding the method to the Discard window d. making the method a comment by placing two forward slashes at the start of each line

Q1…………… is used to move vertically or horizontally to change the position of content within the window1- Title bar2- window borders3- Slider4- Start menu Q2 There are two types of application states that can appear on the lock screens 1- The main and secondary screen2- Quick and detailed case3- None of the above4- The opening screen and the inner screen  Q3 (show cascade windows)The windows are shown consecutivelyThis arrangement shows you several open windows superimposed on top of each othertrueError Q4 It is an area in the upper part of any (title bar)The title bar is a window that displays the title of any application, and it also displays the title of the file opened in the window truefalse Q5 The outer edges of any window that define the area of ​​……………the window on the screen1- Title bar2- window borders3- Slider4- Start menu The outer edges of any window that define the area of ​​……………the window on the screen1- Title bar2- window borders3- Slider4- Start menu Quick status…

Using Visual Studio, create a C# forms based project Add the following controls: Label (with text, "Enter an Integer"), Textbox, Button (with text, "OK"), and a Lable for output -- Refer to C#FormLayout.PNG Create an eventhandler for the Button, and use a try/catch to ensure the user has entered an integer into the Textbox.