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Which is not a valid Exit statement?

  1. Exit Do

  2. Exit For

  3. Exit Form

  4. Exit Select

  5. Exit Sub
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C Correct answer
Explanation

To solve this question, the user needs to be familiar with programming and the concept of exit statements. Exit statements are used to prematurely terminate loops, functions, or procedures in a program.

Now, let's go through each option and explain why it is right or wrong:

A. Exit Do: This option is a valid exit statement in some programming languages, such as Visual Basic. It is used to exit a Do loop.

B. Exit For: This option is a valid exit statement in some programming languages, such as Visual Basic. It is used to exit a For loop.

C. Exit Form: This option is not a valid exit statement. "Form" is typically a term used in graphical user interface (GUI) programming to refer to a window or a user interface element. There is no standard "Exit Form" statement in most programming languages.

D. Exit Select: This option is a valid exit statement in some programming languages, such as Visual Basic. It is used to exit a Select Case or Switch statement.

E. Exit Sub: This option is a valid exit statement in some programming languages, such as Visual Basic. It is used to exit a Subroutine or Function.

Therefore, the correct answer is:

The Answer is: C. Exit Form

AI explanation

Correct answer: Exit Form. Visual Basic provides Exit Do, Exit For, Exit Sub, Exit Function, Exit Property, and Exit Select to break out of the corresponding block/procedure early — but there is no Exit Form statement; a form isn't exited with an Exit statement (you'd unload or hide it instead). So it's the only one on the list that isn't valid VB syntax.

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