List the five VBA naming rules that must be followed when naming VBA elements such as Sub procedures, arguments, and functions

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1. The name must begin with a letter.
2. The name cannot exceed 255 characters.
3. The name may include letters, numbers, and the underscore character (_). No spaces or punctuation characters are allowed.
4. The name may not contain keywords used in VBA such as Function, Sub, Case, and Option.
5. The name must be unique meaning that the same name cannot be used within the same procedure.

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a. Functional interfaces must contain only one method and that method must be abstract. b. When a class implements an interface with default methods and does not override them, the class inherits the default methods’ implementations. An interface’s designer can now evolve an interface by adding new default and static methods without breaking existing code that implements the interface. c. If one class inherits the same default method from two interfaces, the class must override that method; otherwise, the compiler will generate a compilation error. d. You can create your own functional interfaces by ensuring that each contains only one abstract method and zero or more default or static methods.

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A database _____________is organized into rows and columns.

a. grid b. matrix c. table d. spreadsheet

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Which of the following is an example of an intentional unauthorized access or use?

A. Clicking a link in an e-mail that happens to contain malware B. Installing a keylogger on a system in an attempt to collect usernames and passwords C. Flooding a system with ping requests in an attempt to take it down D. View medical records to satisfy one's curiosity

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Script Kiddies are skilled hackers who compromise systems by running scripts, tools, and software developed by real hackers.

a. true b. false

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