Checked

CheckedChanged

Selected

SelectedChanged

SelectionChanged

Event

Function

Sub

Both a and b.

All of the above.

event-driven programming.

functional programming.

granular programming.

modular programming.

procedural programming.

actual argument to the formal parameter of the procedure.

formal argument to the actual parameter of the procedure.

actual parameter to the formal argument of the procedure.

formal parameter to the actual argument of the procedure.

All of the above.

1

2

3

As many times as needed.

e

Sender

Receiver

Both a and b.

All of the above.

End Sub

Handles

Object_Event

Statements

Sub

Only arguments of numeric data types are allowed.

A reference to the argument is sent to the procedure.

A copy of the argument is sent to the procedure.

Both a and b.

All of the above.

Use the Class and Method combo boxes in the Code Editor window.

Double click on the object in the Form Designer window.

Type the procedure declaration in the Code Editor window.

Both a and b.

All of the above.

makes code easier to maintain.

splits the logic to solve a problem into small, manageable units.

limits the number of times the code can be accessed.

Both a and b.

All of the above.