Visual Basic - Practice Test

[#96] To hide a section of code we click the . . . . . . . . box next to it.

(A) Minus

(B) Plus

(C) Bubble

(D) Multiply

Correct Answer

(A) Minus

[#97] What output will be returned if the following Visual Basic code is executed? strCityState = "Nashville, TN"
intCharIndex = strCityState.IndexOf("Tn")

(A) True

(B) False

(C) 11

(D) -1

(E) True

(F) False

(G) 11

(H) 12

Correct Answer

(D) -1
(G) 11

[#98] A form's . . . . . . . . determines the border style of the form.

(A) FormBorderStyle Property

(B) Form Border

(C) Form Style

(D) Border Property

Correct Answer

(A) FormBorderStyle Property

[#99] . . . . . . . . array size can be changed at run time .

(A) dynamic

(B) fixed

(C) single dimension

(D) double dimension

Correct Answer

(A) dynamic

[#100] A class-level variable is declared using . . . . . . . . keyword.

(A) Private

(B) Public

(C) Dim

(D) Static

Correct Answer

(A) Private

Visual Basic - Study Mode

[#96] To hide a section of code we click the . . . . . . . . box next to it.

Correct Answer

[#97] What output will be returned if the following Visual Basic code is executed? strCityState = "Nashville, TN" intCharIndex = strCityState.IndexOf("Tn")

Correct Answer

[#98] A form's . . . . . . . . determines the border style of the form.

Correct Answer

[#99] . . . . . . . . array size can be changed at run time .

Correct Answer

[#100] A class-level variable is declared using . . . . . . . . keyword.

Correct Answer

[#97] What output will be returned if the following Visual Basic code is executed? strCityState = "Nashville, TN"
intCharIndex = strCityState.IndexOf("Tn")