You write a program in which the user must select whether to receive instructions in English or Spanish. In a console application, you would issue the prompt:Which language do you prefer? Enter 1 for English or 2 for Spanish >>The program would accept the user's entry, make a decision, and take appropriate action. How would you commonly handle this decision-making situation in a GUI application?
What will be an ideal response?
In a GUI application, you are more likely to place controls on a Form to get a user's response. For example, you might use two Buttons-one for English and one for Spanish. The user clicks a Button, and an appropriate method executes. No decision is written in the program because a different event is fired from each Button, causing execution of a different Click() method. The interactive environment decides which method is called, so the programmer does not have to code a decision.
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