1. What is the definition of a problem? 2. How to solve problems? 3. What is meant by Algorithm? 4. What is a Program testing? 5. What is Flowchart?
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1 1. What is the definition of a problem? 2. How to solve problems? 3. What is meant by Algorithm? 4. What is a Program testing? 5. What is Flowchart? 6. Define Visual Basic.NET? 7. Define programming language? 8.. Complete: Shapes Shapes' name.. Process Flow line Function Start & End Used to input & output Choose events & condition of answer Yes & No.. 1
2 9. Correct the flowchart which represents adding two numbers: Start Result = n1 + n2 Read n1 Read n2 Output the result End 2
3 10. The figure show chart for calculating the area and circumference for a circle given the radius of the circle R: A=3.14*R*R C=2*3.14*R START END OUTPUT A OUTPUT C READ R 11. The figure show chart for calculating the interest value for balance with fixed interest rate. Interest =balance*rate END Read name, balance, rate Output Name, balance, interest Start 3
4 12- - Draw a flowchart for a program that will obtain exam scores from the user. Determine whether the score is greater than or. ناجح equal 50 and display the message 13-Make the following statements in order: ( ) Program Testing. ( ) Performing step-by-step instructions (Algorithm). ( ) Problem Definition. ( ) Program Documentation. ( ) Program design. 14-State whether the following statements are true ( ) or false (X) : 1. Flowcharts use symbols and lines with arrows to represent an Algorithm. ( ) 2. You can use any Geometric shape to represent Algorithms when drawing flowcharts. ( ) 3. Flowcharts can be drawn using software only and can t be drawn on paper. ( ) 4.The flow of steps will always be from top to bottom or from left to right. ( ) 4
5 5. The rectangle symbol represents only on processing operation. ( ) 6. The flow of steps will always be from top to bottom or from left to right. ( ) 7. The symbol is used when a question has more than one Alternative. ( ) 8.Two paths (lines) should come out from the diamond. ( ) 9. The line with an arrow (flow line) should be from left to right or from top to bottom. ( ) 10. The (Algorithm) is the first stage of Problem Solving. ( ) 11-Flowcharts use standard symbols and lines to represent a problem algorithm. ( ) 12- The problem means that an objective or output is required to reach. ( ) 13- Preparing a cup of tea is an example of a problem. ( ) 14- Problem solving is the steps, activities, and processes to be done to reach an Output or objective. ( ) 5
6 15- Flowcharts are schematic representations which depend on drawing some Standard symbols to clarify the order of procedures to solve a problem. ( ) 16- Flowcharts help to facilitate understanding of the problem, analyses and convert it to a program. ( ) 17- The VB.net language is one of the high level languages. ( ) 18- The VB.net language is one of Event Driven languages. ( ) 19- The VB.net language is the only high level language. ( ) 20- The VB.net language is considered a high level language because it is easy to Learn. ( ) 21- The VB.net language is used in producing Windows applications and Web applications. ( ) 22- The VB.net language is used in producing Web applications only. ( ) 23- The VB.net language can't be used in producing Windows applications. ( ) 24- Every Object is characterized by certain properties and certain behaviour when a certain event occurs on it. ( ) 6
7 25- Events and procedures which belong to any object in VB.net language are called properties. ( ) 26- The name, the size and colour of an object are all samples of events that can occur to the object in VB.net language. ( ) 27- The name, the size and colour of an object are all samples of properties of some Objects in VB.net language. ( ) 28- The Events are the commands and instructions which are carried out when a certain procedure occurs to the object in VB.net language. ( ) 29- The procedures are the commands and instructions which are carried out when a certain procedure occurs to the object in VB.net language. ( ) 30- Pressing click and D -click are samples of some events that can occur to an object in VB.net language. ( ) 31- Framework.net contains Compilers, libraries and runtime environment. ( ) 32- Compilers in Framework. Net are considered the environment of runtime for applications which are produced in VB.net language.( ) 7
8 33- Compilers are programmes that translate commands and instructions written by the programmer from the high level language into machine language. ( ) 34- Object oriented programming languages are the languages which work through objects that carry out procedures when a certain event occurs to them. ( ) 35- All programming languages which carry out a group of commands and instructions are considered as Event Driven languages.( ) 36- Visual Studio is considered IDE because it includes a group of tools, elements and characteristics necessary to produce applications. ( ) 37- The function of the property RightToLeft of the Form is to define the direction of Controls from right to left.( ) 38- The function of the property RightToLeft of the Form is to define the state of the Form on the screen in a position of Maximizing or Minimizing. ( ) 39- Setting the property ControlBox of the Form can control the Form in a position of Maximizing during programme.runtime.( ) 40- The property"name" is used in showing a certain Text in the title bar of user window a name of the window.( ) 8
9 41- The property Text is used in showing a certain text the title bar of of user window. ( ) 42- Setting some properties of the Form is applied to Controls which are placed on the Form. ( ) 43- The effect of setting the WindowState property of the form appears only in runtime mode. ( ) 44- You can change the location of Command Button on the Form through Size property. ( ) 45- You can change the location of Command Button on the Form through Location property. ( ) 46- Placing Controls automatically on the Form on the coordinate (0-0) is in the middle of the Form.( ) 47- You can change the size of Label manually if AutoSize=true. ( ) 48- You can change the size of Label manually if AutoSize= false. ( ) 49-"Textbox control tool: is the only tool which has the property passwordchart.( ) 50- "Textbox control tool: is the only tool which has the property AutoSize.( ) 51- ListBox and ComboBox share in "Item " property.( ) 9
10 52- ListBox and and ComboBox share in " Suggest " property.( ) 53- GroupBox is the tool used in containg a group of controls, these controls have the same function on the Form.( ) 54- ListBox is the tool used in containg a group of controls, these controls have the same function on the Form.( ) 55- CheckBox can be used on the Form to choose the Gender of student male or Female. ( ) 56- Combobox is the control tool that allows the user to choose one element of several elements in the smallest possible space on the form window. ( ) Choose the appropriate answer to complete each phrase of the following: 1- Steps, activities and procedures to be done to reach an objective or an output - can be called: a. problem definition b. problem c. problem solving 2- On drawing flowcharts we use: a. standard symbols and lines b. all geometric figures c. one geometric figure 3- A set of procedures arranged logically for solving a specific problem can be called: a. problem b. algorithm c. program testing 10
11 4- Making sure that the program is free of errors can be called: a. program testing b. program documentation c. algorithm 5- Writing down all the steps taken to solve a problem errors can be called: a. program documentation b. program testing c. flowcharts 6- Problem-solving approach includes many terminologies, the terminology that expresses the preparation of a cup juice is: a. Flowchart b. algorithm c. problem 7- Problem-solving approach includes many of the terminologies, the terminology that expresses the mathematical problem is: a. Algorithm b. problem c. program design 8- A schematic representation that depends on drawing some standard symbols to clarify the order of procedures to solve a problem can be called: a. Problem b. algorithm c. flowchart 9- Object Oriented programming language depends on: a- using Windows applications. b- using Web applications. c- objects in computer memory. 11
12 10- You can produce Windows applications or Web applications by using: a-objects in computer memory b-vb.net language d- Properties and Events 11- Characteristics which describe the object such as size, name and colour are called: a-properties b-procedures c-events 12- Click on Button is: a-property b-procedure c-event 13- Commands and instructions which we want to carry out are called: a-properties b-producers c-events 14- The Properties term refers to: a- Features that describe the object. b- Events that can occur to the object. c- Commands and instructions that are carried out. 15- The Events term refers to : a- properties that describe the object. b- Events that can occur to the object. c- Commands and instructions that are carried out. 16- The Procedures term refers to: a-properties that describe the object. b-events that can occur to the object. d- Commands and instructions that are carried out. 12
13 17- libraries, Compilers and Environment of runtime of applications are the most important components of: a-object Oriented. b-event Driven. c-framework.net. 18- IDE is called: a-visual Basic.net b-visual Studio. c-framwork.net. 19- The function of "Right to Left" property of the Form is: a- define the direction of Control tools from Right to Left. b- define whether the layout of ControlTools on the Form is from Right to Left. c- define the state of the window in a state of maximaizing or minimaizing. 20-ControlBox property of the Form is helping to: a- showing or hiding of Maximaizing Box. b- control the appearance of the Form whether it is in aposition of Minimaizing / Maximaizing / Normal. c- control the appearance or disappearance of ControlBox in the Form. 21-The used property in showing a certain Text on the titlebar of a Form is : a- Name b-text c-formborderstyle 13
14 22-On setting some properties of the Form, they are applied on Control Tools Which are placed on the Form (one of them is): a-name b-forecolor c-text 23- The effect of setting this property doesn't appear unless in runtime mode (This property is): a-formborderstyle b-windowstate c-righttoleft 24- The property which is responsible for the size, shape and effect of the Text font shown on the Button is : a-backcolor b-forecolor c-font 25- You can change the position of the Button on the Form through the following processes except for : a-drag and drop by the mouse b-setting Size property c-setting Location property 26- You can change the position of the Button on the Form through : a. setting Location property b-setting Size property c-the eight squares around the Button 27- On inserting any ControlTool by pressing D-Click from the ToolBox on the Form, the appropriate place to be shown is : a-coordinate (0,0) b-the middle of the Form c-the position of ControlTool is different according to the size of the Form 14
15 28- The size of Label is defined automatically on the Form if the property is: a-autosize = False b- BorderStyle= FixedSingle c- AutoSize=True. 29- You can change the size of control "Label" manually if the property is : a- AutoSize = False- b- BorderStyle= FixedSingle c- AutoSize=True- 30- The following properties belong to TextBox except for: a-autosize b-multiline c-maxlength 31- The Object TextBox is marked by one property : a-autosize b-name c-passwordchart 32- The right value which can be used to set the PasswordChart of the TextBox is : a-pw b-true c-* 33- The ListBox and ComboBox share in this property : a-suggest b-item c-selectionmode 34- The ControlTool which is used in containing a group of controls that have the same function on the Form is: a-combobox b-listbox c-groupbox 15
16 35- The Control tool which can be used on the Form to choose Gender of the student "male"or "female" is: a-radio Button b-checkbox c-textbox 36- The ControlTool which can be used on the Form and allows the user to choose more than one alternatives is : a-radiobutton b-groupbox c-checkbox 37- The ControlTool which can be used on the Form and allows the user to choose more than one item is : a-radiobutton b-groupbox c-checkbox 38- The ControlTool which allows the user to choose one item of 15 in the smallest possible area on the Form is: a-combobox b-listbox c-radiobox 16
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19 1. What is the definition of a problem? The problem is defined as the objective or the specific output that we want to attain; through a sequence of steps and activities and, specific input. 2. How to solve problems? o Problem Definition. o Perform Algorithm. o Program design. o Program Testing. o Program documentation. 3. What is meant by Algorithm? is defined as group of logically arranged procedures to be executed to attain a goal.(flow Chart) 4. What is a Program testing? Detecting errors and correct them. 5. What is Flowchart? Flowchart is a diagram that uses standard graphical symbol to make the steps required to solve problem. 6- visual Basic.net is just one of the languages in visual studio.net package that includes other languages,such as c# and j#. 7- programming languages is is a set of rules symbols and special words you can use to write instructions to make a computer program. 19
20 8- Complete: Shapes Shapes ' name Terminal Input / output Read / Print Process Decision Flow line Functi on Start & End Used to input & output Input the arithmetic process Choose events & condition of answer Yes & No Communi cation lines of the flowchart 9- Correct the flowchart which represents adding two numbers: Start Read n1 Read n2 Result = n1 + n2 Output the result 20 End
21 10- The figure show chart for calculating the area and circumference for a circle given the radius of the circle R: A=3.14*R*R Start C=2*3.14*R START END OUTPUT A OUTPUT C READ R READ R A=3.14*R*R C=2*3.14*R Output A Output C End 11.The figure show chart for calculating the interest value for balance with fixed interest rate. Interest =balance*rate Start END Read name, balance, rate Output Name, balance, interest Read, name, balance, rate Interest =balance*rate Output name, balance interest Start 21 END
22 12- - Draw a flowchart for a program that will obtain exam scores from the user. Determine whether the score is greater message thanناجح. or equal 50 and display the First: Define the Problem.. ناجح Output: Print the word Input: The score X. Solution: If the value of X is greater than or equal 50; the word ناجح will be printed. Algorithm 1-Start 2- Enter the values of X 3- If X> =50 then ناجح Print End No Start Enter X Flowchart Yes "ناجح" X>=50 Print End 13-Make the following statements in order: ( 4 ) Program Testing. ( 2 ) Performing step-by-step instructions (Algorithm). 22
23 ( 1 ) Problem Definition. ( 5 ) Program Documentation. ( 3 ) Program design. 14-State whether the following statements are true ( ) or false ( X ) 1. Flowcharts use symbols and lines with arrows to represent an Algorithm. ( ) 2. You can use any Geometric shape to represent Algorithms when drawing flowcharts. ( X ) 3. Flowcharts can be drawn using software only and can t be drawn on paper. ( X ) 4.The symbol end. is used to represent both the start and the ( ( 5.The rectangle symbol represents only on processing operation. ( X ) 6. The flow of steps will always be from top to bottom or from left to right. ( ) 7. The symbol is used when a question has more than one Alternative. ( ) 8.Two paths (lines) should come out from the diamond. ( ) 23
24 9.The line with an arrow (flow line) should be from left to right or from top to bottom. ( X ) 10. The (Algorithm) is the first stage of Problem Solving. ( X ) 11-Flowcharts use standard symbols and lines to represent a problem algorithm. ( ) 12- The problem means that an objective or output is required to reach. ( ) 13- Preparing a cup of tea is an example of a problem. ( ) 14- Problem solving is the steps, activities, and processes to be done to reach an Output or objective. ( ) 15- Flowcharts are schematic representations which depend on drawing some Standard symbols to clarify the order of procedures to solve a problem. ( ) 16- Flowcharts help to facilitate understanding of the problem, analyses and convert it to a program. ( ) 17- The VB.net language is one of the high level languages. ( ) 18- The VB.net language is one of Event Driven languages. ( ) 19- The VB.net language is the only high level language. ( X ) 20- The VB.net language is considered a high level language because it is easy to Learn. ( ) 24
25 21- The VB.net language is used in producing Windows applications and Web applications. ( ) 22- The VB.net language is used in producing Web applications only. ( X ) 23- The VB.net language can't be used in producing Windows applications. ( X ) 24- Every Object is characterized by certain properties and certain behaviour when a certain event occurs on it. ( ) 25- Events and procedures which belong to any object in VB.net language are called properties. ( X ) 26- The name, the size and colour of an object are all samples of events that can occur to the object in VB.net language. ( X ) 27- The name, the size and colour of an object are all samples of properties of some Objects in VB.net language. ( ) 28- The Events are the commands and instructions which are carried out when a certain procedure occurs to the object in VB.net language. ( X ) 29- The procedures are the commands and instructions which are carried out when a certain procedure occurs to the object in VB.net language. ( X ) 25
26 30- Pressing click and D -click are samples of some events that can occur to an object in VB.net language. ( ) 31- Framework.net contains Compilers, libraries and runtime environment. ( ) 32- Compilers in Framework. Net are considered the environment of runtime for applications which are produced in VB.net language.( X ) 33- Compilers are programmes that translate commands and instructions written by the programmer from the high level language into machine language. ( ) 34- Object oriented programming languages are the languages which work through objects that carry out procedures when a certain event occurs to them. ( ) 35- All programming languages which carry out a group of commands and instructions are considered as Event Driven languages.( X ) 36- Visual Studio is considered IDE because it includes a group of tools, elements and characteristics necessary to produce applications. ( ) 26
27 37- The function of the property RightToLeft of the Form is to define the direction of Controls from right to left.( ) 38- The function of the property RightToLeft of the Form is to define the state of the Form on the screen in a position of Maximizing or Minimizing. ( X ) 39-Setting the property ControlBox of the Form can control the Form in a position of Maximizing during programme.runtime. (X) 40- The property"name" is used in showing a certain Text in the title bar of user window a name of the window.( X ) 41- The property Text is used in showing a certain text the title bar of of user window. ( ) 42- Setting some properties of the Form is applied to Controls which are placed on the Form. ( ) 43- The effect of setting the WindowState property of the form appears only in runtime mode. ( ) 44- You can change the location of Command Button on the Form through Size property. ( X ) 45- You can change the location of Command Button on the Form through Location property. ( ) 27
28 46- Placing Controls automatically on the Form on the coordinate (0-0) is in the middle of the Form.( X ) 47- You can change the size of Label manually if AutoSize=true. ( X ) 48- You can change the size of Label manually if AutoSize= false. ( ) 49-"Textbox control tool: is the only tool which has the property passwordchart.( ) 50- "Textbox control tool: is the only tool which has the property AutoSize.( X ) 51- ListBox and ComboBox share in "Item " property.( ) 52- ListBox and and ComboBox share in " Suggest " property. (X) 53- GroupBox is the tool used in containg a group of controls, these controls have the same function on the Form.( ) 54- ListBox is the tool used in containg a group of controls, these controls have the same function on the Form.( X ) 55- CheckBox can be used on the Form to choose the Gender of student male or Female. ( X ) 56- Combobox is the control tool that allows the user to choose one element of several elements in the smallest possible space on the form window. ( ) 28
29 Choose the appropriate answer to complete each phrase of the following: 1- Steps, activities and procedures to be done to reach an objective or an output - can be called: a. problem definition b. problem c. problem solving 2- On drawing flowcharts we use: a. standard symbols and lines b. all geometric figures c. one geometric figure 3- A set of procedures arranged logically for solving a specific problem can be called: a. problem b. algorithm c. program testing 4- Making sure that the program is free of errors can be called: a. program testing b. program documentation c. algorithm 5- Writing down all the steps taken to solve a problem errors can be called: a. program documentation b. program testing c. flowcharts 6- Problem-solving approach includes many terminologies, the terminology that expresses the preparation of a cup juice is: a. Flowchart b. algorithm c. problem 7- Problem-solving approach includes many of the terminologies, the terminology that expresses the mathematical problem is: a. Algorithm b. problem c. program design 29
30 8- A schematic representation that depends on drawing some standard symbols to clarify the order of procedures to solve a problem can be called: a. Problem b. algorithm c. flowchart 9- Object Oriented programming language depends on: a- using Windows applications. b- using Web applications. c- objects in computer memory. 10- You can produce Windows applications or Web applications by using: a-objects in computer memory b-vb.net language c- Properties and Events 11- Characteristics which describe the object such as size, name and colour are called: a-properties b-procedures c-events 12- Click on Button is: a-property b-procedure c-event 13- Commands and instructions which we want to carry out are called: a-properties b-producers c-events 14- The Properties term refers to: a-features that describe the object. b- Events that can occur to the object. 30
31 c-commands and instructions that are carried out. 15- The Events term refers to : a- properties that describe the object. b- Events that can occur to the object. c- Commands and instructions that are carried out. 16- The Procedures term refers to: a-properties that describe the object. b-events that can occur to the object. c-commands and instructions that are carried out. 17- libraries, Compilers and Environment of runtime of applications are the most important components of: a-object Oriented. b-event Driven. c-framework.net. 18- IDE is called: a-visual Basic.net b-visual Studio. c-framwork.net. 19- The function of "Right to Left" property of the Form is: a- define the direction of Control tools from Right to Left. b-define whether the layout of ControlTools on the Form is from Right to Left. c- define the state of the window in a state of maximaizing or minimaizing. 20-ControlBox property of the Form is helping to: a- showing or hiding of Maximaizing Box. 31
32 b- control the appearance of the Form whether it is in aposition of Minimaizing / Maximaizing / Normal. c- control the appearance or disappearance of ControlBox in the Form. 21-The used property in showing a certain Text on the titlebar of a Form is : a- Name b-text c-formborderstyle 22-On setting some properties of the Form, they are applied on Control Tools Which are placed on the Form (one of them is): a-name b-forecolor c-text 23- The effect of setting this property doesn't appear unless in runtime mode (This property is): a-formborderstyle b-window State c-righttoleft 24- The property which is responsible for the size, shape and effect of the Text font shown on the Button is : a-backcolor b-forecolor c-font 25- You can change the position of the Button on the Form through the following processes except for : a-drag and drop by the mouse b-setting Size property c-setting Location property 26- You can change the position of the Button on the Form through : a- setting Location property b-setting Size property c-the eight squares around the Button 32
33 27- On inserting any ControlTool by pressing D-Click from the ToolBox on the Form, the appropriate place to be shown is : a-coordinate (0,0) b-the middle of the Form c-the position of ControlTool is different according to the size of the Form 28- The size of Label is defined automatically on the Form if the property is: a-autosize = False b- BorderStyle= FixedSingle c- AutoSize=True. 29- You can change the size of control "Label" manually if the property is : a- AutoSize = False b- BorderStyle= FixedSingle c- AutoSize=True 30- The following properties belong to TextBox except for: a-autosize b-multiline c-maxlength 31- The Object TextBox is marked by one property : a-autosize b-name c-passwordchar 32- The right value which can be used to set the PasswordChart of the TextBox is : a-pw b-true c-* 33- The ListBox and ComboBox share in this property : a-suggest b-item c-selectionmode 33
34 34- The ControlTool which is used in containing a group of controls that have the same function on the Form is: a-combobox b-listbox c-groupbox 35- The Control tool which can be used on the Form to choose Gender of the student "male"or "female" is: a-radio Button b-checkbox c-textbox 36- The ControlTool which can be used on the Form and allows the user to choose more than one alternatives is : a-radiobutton b-groupbox c-checkbox 37- The ControlTool which can be used on the Form and allows the user to choose more than one item is : a-radiobutton b-groupbox c-checkbox 38- The ControlTool which allows the user to choose one item of 15 in the smallest possible area on the Form is: a-combobox b-listbox c-radiobox 34
35 Number indicates 1 Name of the file where codes are saved 2 Name of the file where window is saved 3 The declaration of class: Its name Form1 Between the two lines is the place of typing codes for 4 the class Form1. Red Button Green Button Blue Button Label1.BackColor = Color.Red Label1.BackColor = Color. Green Label1.BackColor = Color. Blue Show (Label1) Hide (Label1) Label1. Visible =True Label1. Visible = False Property Value Lines of code Multiline True Textbox1. Multiline = True Font Type: Andalus Textbox1.Font = ( Andalus,20) Size:20 Forecolor Blue Textbox1.Forecolor= color.blue backcolor True Textbox1.BackColor= Color.Yellow 35
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