| A | B |
|---|
| label | You use a ? control to display information you don't want the user to change. |
| text box | You use a ? control to accept o display information you will allow the user to change. |
| command button | You use a ? control to perform an immediate action when it is clicked by the user. |
| TOE | You can use a ? chart to plan our OOEd application. |
| either horizontally or vertically | When designing a user interface, you should organize the information ?. |
| upper-left corner | When designing a user interface, the most important information should be placed in the ? of the screen. |
| frame and white space | You can use ? to group related controls together in an n interface |
| centered on bottom or stacked in upper right | Command buttons in an interface should be ?. |
| six | Use no more than ? command buttons on a screen. |
| first | If more than one command button is used in an interface, the most commonly used command button should be placed ? |
| the cmd button should end with a colon | This is a false statement. |
| sentence capitalization | The labels for control (other than command buttons) should be entered using ? |
| centered | labels other than commands should be |
| sentence capitalization | Use ? for labels, which means you capitalize only the first word and any words that are customarily capitalized. |
| book title capitalization | Use ? command button captions, which means you capitalize the first letter in each word, except for articles, conjunctions and prepositions that do not occur at either the beginning of the end. |
| Identify the tasks the application needs to perform | 1st step for planning an OOED app |
| Identify the objects to which you will assign those tasks | 2nd step for planning an OOED app |
| Identify the events required to trigger an object into performing its assigned tasks. | 3rd step for planning an OOED app |
| Draw a sketch of the user interface | 4th step for planning an OOED app |
| Plan the application | 1st step in creating an OOED application |
| Build the user interface | 2nd step in creating an OOED application |
| Code the application | 3rd step in creating an OOED application |
| Test and Debug the application | 4th step in creating an OOED application |
| Assemble the Documentation | 5th step in creating an OOED application |
