What is a building block? Does Word provides a predefined list of building blocks? If yes, where can you find this list?
What will be an ideal response?
A building block is a predefined object that can be inserted quickly, easily, and frequently into any document. Yes, Word provides a predefined list of building blocks. It is available in the Building Block Organizer.
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One of the fastest ways to switch from editing one method to editing another is to right-click an invocation of that method in the ____ and then choose its name from the ____ that appears.
A. object tree; object selector B. editing area; context menu C. structure diagram; context menu D. details area; object selector
Java has two basic kinds of numeric values: _____________, which have no fractional part, and ___________________ which do.
a) shorts, longs b) doubles, floating points c) characters, bytes d) integers, floating points e) integers, longs
Reports with columnar data should not use __________.
a. proportionally spaced fonts b. the Courier New font c. monospaced fonts d. all of the above
(What Does this Program Do?) What does the following program print?
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// Exercise 4.22: Mystery3.cpp
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