We saw the CDialog class as an example of a graphical user interface control that is designed to be used as a parent/base class. Can you find two more GUI classes designed with the same intention? (Note, many GUI controls are used as is, such as a slider or a button. This question is asking for a control that you modify for your program’s use.)
What will be an ideal response?
It is common practice to use the CFrameWnd as a parent class when writing a Windows application program. Also, we can create our own version of CFormView class.
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Which of the following for loop headers will cause the body of the loop to be executed 100 times?
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The clear attribute is a prohibited attribute of the ____ element, in the strict DTD.
A. body B. br C. caption D. a
________ is the most common physical connection standard for a LAN
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
Describe steps needs to create a threat model.
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