When working with a MouseOver event, after the Web page is displayed on the screen, the browser continuously monitors the position of the mouse pointer.
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Overloading and recursion look similar. Both situations call functions with the same name. Explain the difference.
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Write a GUI that will let the user sample icons. It should have a menu named Icons that offers three choices: Smiley Face, Duke Waving, and Duke Standing. When the user chooses a menu item, the corresponding icon is displayed (and no other icons are displayed). When the GUI is first displayed, no icons are visible. The picture files for these icons are available in the source code for this chapter on the Web.
The layout of the window, structure of the code, and technique for updating the display based on the user’s selection is similar to that for MemoGUI, Listing 15.1. As with any of the applications that use icons, you will need to make sure that the image files are in an appropriate folder. This is not always the same as where the source files are located.
Discuss noise immunity and its importance in selecting an encoding method.
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Specialty charts such as process, pyramid, and cycle are examples of ________ graphics
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