Where would you place output statements in a recursive function so that it provides a trace of its own execution?
a) at the entry to the function
b) at the entry and the exit of the function
c) inside the terminating condition
d) inside the recursive step
b) at the entry and the exit of the function
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Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. If a program contains procedures for both the Click and DoubleClick events on a list box and the user double-clicks on the list box, only the Click event will be raised. 2. If a list box has its sorted property set to True and the list box contains all numbers, then the values in the list box will always be in increasing numerical order. 3. Like other variables, array variables can be declared and assigned initial values at the same time. 4. After an array has been declared, its type (but not its size) can be changed with a ReDim statement. 5. If you use the ReDim statement to make an array smaller than it was, data in the eliminated elements can be retrieved by using the Preserve keyword.
Saving information for possible reuse is called
a. caching b. hopping c. DNS lookup d. serving
When using a text string in an argument, enclose the string in ________ so Excel will recognize it as a text string rather than a named range
A) asterisks * * B) parentheses ( ) C) quotes " " D) brackets [ ]
List the six common categories of functions in Microsoft Excel.
What will be an ideal response?