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CIT166 Ch 5

CIT166 Visual Basic Chapters 5 Terms

TermDefinition
& the concatenation operator in Visual Basic
AcceptButton property a property of a form; used to designate the default button
Accumulator a numeric variable used for accumulating (adding together) something
Add method the Items collection’s method used to add an item to a list box
Block scope scope of the variable declared in a For...Next statement’s For clause; indicates that the variable can be used only within the For...Next loop
CancelButton property a property of a form; used to designate the button that can be selected by pressing the Esc key
Clear method the Items collection’s method used to clear (remove) items from a list box Collection
Count property stores an integer that represents the number of items in the Items collection Counter
Counter-controlled loop a loop whose processing is controlled by a counter; the loop body will be processed a precise number of times
Decrementing decreasing a value
Default buttondoes not have the focus; designated by setting the form’s AcceptButton property
Default list box item the item automatically selected in a list box when the application is started and the interface appears
Dictionary order numbers are sorted before letters, and a lowercase letter is sorted before its uppercase equivalent
Do...Loop statement a Visual Basic statement that can be used to code both pretest loops and posttest loops
Endless loop a loop whose instructions are processed indefinitely; also called an infinite loop Financial.Pmt method
For...Next statement a Visual Basic statement that is used to code a specific type of pretest loop, called a counter-controlled loop
Incrementing increasing a value
Infinite loop another name for an endless loop
Items collection the collection of items in a list box
List box a control used to display a list of items from which the user can select zero items, one item, or multiple items
Load event an event associated with a form; occurs when the application is started and the form is displayed the first time
Loop another name for the repetition structure
Loop exit condition
Looping condition the requirement that must be met for the computer to continue processing the loop body instructions
Multiline property a property of a text box; indicates whether the text box can accept and display either one or multiple lines of text
Overflow error occurs when the value assigned to a memory location is too large for the location’s data type
Posttest loop a loop whose condition is evaluated after the instructions in its loop body are processed
Pretest loop a loop whose condition is evaluated before the instructions in its loop body are processed
ReadOnly property a property of a text box; specifies whether or not the user can change the contents of the text box
Real numbers numbers with a decimal place
Repetition structure the control structure used to repeatedly process one or more program instructions; also called a loop
ScrollBars property a property of a text box; specifies whether the text box has no scroll bars, a horizontal scroll bar, a vertical scroll bar, or both horizontal and vertical scroll bars
SelectedIndex property can be used to select an item in a list box and also to determine which item is selected; stores the index of the selected item
SelectedIndexChanged event occurs when an item is selected in a list box
SelectedItem property item is selected; stores the value of the selected item
SelectedValueChanged event occurs when an item is selected in a list box
SelectionMode property determines the number of items that can be selected in a list box
Sorted property specifies whether the list box items should appear in the order they are entered in the list box or in sorted order
String Collection Editor provides an easy way to add items to a list box’s Items collection
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