The section of metaphors mentioned that the actions of copying and pasting exist before the age of computers. What other metaphors do you find in today’s Macintosh or Windows 95 interfaces?
What will be an ideal response?
Desktop, windows, menus, icons and files are all examples of metaphor use in Macintosh and Windows 95 interfaces.
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The ____________ is a container that can hold multiple images.
a. Image List control b. Picture Box control c. Panel control d. Bitmap
Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. Generally, the more programs in memory, the greater the utilization of the processor. 2. The simplest approach to managing memory for multiple, concurrent programs, fixed- partition memory management, divides the available space into fixedlength partitions each of which holds one program. 3. Under dynamic memory management, the transient area is treated as a pool of unstructured free space and a program is loaded into a region allocated at load time. 4. With virtual memory management, little chunks of unused space spread throughout memory create a fragmentation problem. 5. With segmentation, programs are divided into independently addressed segments and stored in contiguous memory
The IF function's second argument is the argument that ________
A) specifies the condition B) specifies what to do if the condition is false C) sets a range D) specifies what to do if the condition is true
An empty method is called a ____.
A. default method B. predefined method C. stub D. signature