| A | B |
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| Val function | returns a Double data type number |
| Integer variables | can store whole numbers between -32,768 and 32,767 |
| Variant data type | is assigned as a data type if you do not declare a data type to a variable |
| Format function | used to format a data type, such as "currency", which will display a dollar sign and two decimal places |
| concatenating | connecting (or linking) strings together |
| concatenation operator | the ampersand (&) |
| plus sign | can also be used to concatenate strings, but should be avoided to avoid confusion |
| space | must be included before and after the concatenation operator |
| InputBox function | displays one of Visual Basic's predefined dialog boxes |
| quotation marks | must be used to enclose both the prompt and tiltle in an InputBox |
| function | a predefined procedure that returns a value |
| strSperson | indicates a string variable |
| prompt | in an InputBox fuction is shown using sentence capitalization |
| title | in an InputBox fuction is shown using book title capitalization |
| newline character | instructs Visual Basic to issue a carriage return followed by a line feed |
| Chr | a function which stands for "character" |
| Chr(13) | instructs Visual Basic to issue a carriage return |
| Chr(10) | instructs Visual Basic to issue a line feed |
| intrinsic constant | is built into Visual Basic itself; you don't have to create it because Visula Basic has already done that for you |
| Object Browser | a dialog box that provides information about the various objects available to your application, including properties, methods, events, and constants |
| VbNewLine | a member of the Visual Basic for Applications Library's Constants class |
| default button | should be the command button that represents the user's most likely action, except in cases where that action is both destructive and irreversible |
| Default property | determines which command button is the default button |
| F2 key | can be used to open the Object Broswer dialog box |
