Button

Label

Textbox

Both a and b.

All of the above.

Methods

Properties

Instances

Both a and b.

All of the above.

Objects are used to create classes.

Objects are analogous to blueprints.

Objects combine actions and data.

Both a and b.

All of the above.

actions.

classes.

data.

events.

instances.

actions.

classes.

data.

events.

instances.

a class from a blueprint.

an object from a class.

a method from an object.

a property from a method.

a blueprint from a property.

a class.

a control.

an object.

Both a and b.

All of the above.

Encapsulation

Inheritance

Polymorphism

Both a and b.

All of the above.

a simple answer to the complex problem of creating software.

an incremental improvement to the problem of creating software.

the way to get rid of a werewolf.

Both a and b.

All of the above.

reuse and modify existing modules of code.

write and read code by sharing method names.

hide and protect data from external code.

Both a and b.

All of the above.

private method.

public method.

private variable.

public variable.

None of the above.

Property Read propertyname As datatype

Read Property propertyname As datatype

ReadOnly Property propertyname As datatype

Read-Only Property propertyname As datatype

RO Property propertyname As datatype

an event.

a function.

a variable.

Both a and b.

All of the above.

a sub procedure.

a function.

an event.

Both a and b.

All of the above.

1

2

3

All of the above.