Programming Chapter 5 Code Vocab

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_(underscore)

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The line-continuation character.

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=(equal to)

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Relational operator used to determine if one value is equal to another.

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<(less than)

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Relational operator used to determine if one value is less than another.

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<=(less than or equal to)

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Relational operator used to determine if one value is less than or equal to another.

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>(greater than)

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Relational operator used to determine if one value is greater than another.

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>(greater than or equal to)

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Relational operator used to determine if one value is greater than or equal to another.

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<>(not equal to)

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Relational operator used to determine if one value is not equal to another.

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AND

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Logical operator used to form a Boolean expression. An expression formed using And is True only when the expressions it joins are all True.

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CheckBox Control

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Used to add a CheckBox control class object to a form. Properties include Name, Text, and Checked. Events include Click.

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If... Then

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Statement that executes code when a condition is True.

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If...Then...Else

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Statement that executes code in the Else clause when a condition is False

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If...Then...ElseIf

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Statement that is used to decide among three or more actions.

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Int()

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A function that returns the integer portion of a number without rounding.

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MessageBox class

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Used to display a predefined dialog box that displays a message and an OK button. Methods include Show().

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Not

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Logical operator used to form a Boolean expression. An expression formed using Not is True only when the expression it is used with is False.

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Or

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Logical operator used to form a Boolean expression. An expression formed using Or is True when any of the expressions it joins are True.

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Randomize()

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Statement used to initialize the Rnd() function so that different random numbers are generated from run to run.

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Rnd()

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A function used to generate a random number greater than or equal to 0 and less than 1.

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Select...Case

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Statement that executes code depending on the result of an expression.

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Select...Case Is

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Statement that executes code depending on a comparison ofa range of values to the result of an expression.

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Static

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Statement used to declare a static variable.