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Software Dev Fund 1D
MTA - Software Development Fundamentals 1D
Question | Answer |
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In C#, what is a list of memory spots that hold a group of pieces of data; they can have new nodes added anywhere into the list (front, middle or back). | a linked list |
Using this function lets you add a new node to a linked list after any node you want to specify; there is no user pre-defined limit of nodes in the list. | AddAfter( ) |
this holds the data that is stored for that item and a link forward to the next item and a link backward to the previous item. The first in the list is called the head, the last is called the tail. | linked list node |
these all have access to what is considered standard output, standard input, and standard error, and they display output from the program to the command line/console. | console-based applications |
This is a graphic way for users to interact with a piece of software. Console-based applications do NOT have a visual screen for users to interact with them. | Graphical User Interface |
This is a function (method) that is tied to an event so that when that event is triggered the function is fired to take care of whatever needs to work. Example: | Event Handler |
you can make your methods to take either none of these or a bunch of them. There is no set amount of them. However many there are they are passed to a method within the parentheses after a method name. | number of parameters |
these are the buttons, menus, boxes, icons, pictures, or other graphical assets used to interact with an interface. | GUI elements |
In C#'s Console class (similar to Java's System class, like System.out): Console.In, Console.Out, Console.Error all do what with the standard input, output and error streams for the console? | Get the Console properties, NOT set them. |
In the C# EventLog object what method makes a file to write errors for a specific program or class to. | EventLog.CreateEventSource( ) method |
Which type of application in the Windows development environment allows the user to work with multiple windows inside a parent window? | MDI - Multiple-Document Interface |
What method is always the default method for ANY application (the one that gets the program to start running) | Main |