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application. O to create an application with a Windows user interface.

O defines the title of the selected element.

2. On the properties panel, the O defines a name with which we can refer to the selected
Text property element.
O defines if the selected element will be usable or disabled.
O defines the role that will be reported to accessibility
clients.
3. On the properties panel, the O defines a name that will be reported to accessibility
Name propefi clients.
O defines a name with which we can refer to the selected
element.
O defines whether the control can accept data that the user
4. On the properties panel, the drags onto it.
Enabled property O defines if the selected element will be usable or disabled.
O defines the title of the selected element.
O allows you to display information like a text field.
O allows you to specify program instructions to be run when
5. The common control button a user clicks the button.
O enables the user to enter text and provides multiline
editing.
O allows you to display a list of items with a check box on
the left side of each item.
6. The common control label O allows you to display information like a text field for the
results of your program's actions.
O allows you to select or clear the associated option.

7. When a variable has been Otext as value.

declared as Boolean, it can Onumbers as value.
have Othe values True or False.

8. When a variable has been Onumbers as value.

declared as String, it can Otext as value.
have O integer numbers as value.

Oto be visible and accessible to one particular code block.

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Oto be visible and accessible to many code blocks.
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Othe instructions are executed while
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Othe instructions are executed while

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Loop Untilcondition
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condition is true.

3. Mouse events are actions that a user can do with a mouse when a
program is running

4. A mouse down event is the same as a mouse click

5. ln one form you can detect only one kind of mouse event

6. The For...Next loop using the keyword stepwill always get positive
numbers

7. When we use the Do.....Loop While loop, we can specify how many
times the commands inside the loop will be executed

8. When we use the Do.....Loop Until condition the instructions inside the
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at least one time

9. ,The command userl=name(2)stores the value of the variable nome2 to a

particular place on the userarray

10. An executed function does not return any value

1"1. A sybroutine does not return a value

12. We pass an argument by value by specifying the ByVal keyword for the
corresponding pararneter in the procedure definition

L3. We create modules in order to keep code files clean and easy to read
and maintain

14. When We move a sub into a module we have to declare this sub as public
in order for this procedure to be accessible from inside your other files

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3. GPIO pins can only be used as outputs'

4. ln the Raspbian environment you can only prograrn in the

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5. Raspberry Pi supports all math operations.

6.. We can import existing code into the Raspberry Pi'

7. Python input function is ( )

8. To open a code ln Python you click new file

9. GPIO stands for General information and output

10. To get integer numbers we type" int (inputQ )".

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