VB.NET PG58

Review Questions:

1. The IDE is the working area provided by Visual Studio .NET
that is used to design, configure, and code an application.

2. A window that can be dragged to any location on the screen is a
Floating window.

3. The main window that is displayed when you start Visual Studio .NET is
the Start Page .

4. Many of the settings that affect the IDE can be modified from the
Options dialog box.

5. If Auto Hide is turned on for a window and the mouse pointer is not in
that window, the window will be shown as a(n) Tab on the
side of the IDE.

6. A console application is different from a Windows application because it
runs or executes in a DOS-style window.

7. The naming convention that uses a capital letter for each significant word
in the name is called Class Casing.

8. Which of the following is not a type of project that can be created in
Visual Studio .NET?
d. Visual D+ Projects

9. The small white squares that appear on all four corners and sides of a
selected form are called Sizing handles.

10. Code that should run when an event is raised for an object should be
placed in a(n) Event Handler.

11. Visual Studio .NET is part of the Visual Basic .NET suite of programming
languages and tools. True or false?

12. Dynamic Help will display appropriate Help topics depending on what
you are doing in the Visual Studio .NET IDE. True or false?

13. The Toolbox, Output window, Start Page, and Solution Explorer are all
part of the Visual Studio .NET IDE. True or false?

14. The Auto Hide All item on the Window menu is used to “unpin” all windows
at the same time. True or false?

15. IntelliSense is the ability of Visual Studio .NET to create the forms you
need for your project after you have typed the code. True or false?

16. The Window menu is the menu that is used to locate the windows
that make up the Visual Studio .NET IDE.

17. The most commonly used toolbar in Visual Studio .NET is the
toolbox toolbar.

18. The default location used to save your projects, in addition to other settings,
can be configured in the Save all dialog box.

19. The Visual Studio .NET window that displays a list of the files and references
in a Visual Basic .NET project is called Solution Explorer.

20. A grouping of projects in Visual Studio .NET is called a(n)
Data Sources.