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A. To run or debug unassigned applications
B. Both of these
C. Neither of these
D. Installing release builds
A. myNamespace.a
B. myNamespace::a
C. myNamespace:a
D. a
A. Only signals and properties
B. Functions, slots, signals and properties
C. Only slots and signals
D. Only functions and slots
A. “ at the beginning, and “ at the end.
B. */ at the beginning, and /* at the end.
C. /* at the beginning, and */ at the end.
D. || at the beginning, and || at the end.
A. color: "yellow"
B. width: 300
C. width: parent.width - 50
D. height: 300
A. %
B. ::
C. ,
D. ?
A. Qt Core
B. Qt Media module
C. All of these are part of the toolkit
D. Qt Network module
A. There is no limit
B. 1
C. 3
D. 5
A. The Destructor
B. All of these
C. The Friends
D. The Constructor
A. TabbedPane
B. NavigationPane
C. All of these are examples of an AbstractPane
D. Page
A. Comment marks tell the compiler to stop processing data.
B. Comment marks tell the compiler to add the comments into the compiling of the program.
C. Comments must be marked appropriately so the compiler can tell the difference between your comments and your code.
D. Comment marks tell the compiler to stop processing data and start at the beginning.
A. No. All apps must be written in C++.
B. No.
C. No, all apps must be written in QML.
D. Yes, though there is some inherent C++ code that is provided when creating a new Cascades project in the Momentics IDE.
A. False
B. TRUE
A. Qbject::connecter()”
B. QObject::connect()
C. Qobject;:connect()}
D. object;;connect()
A. A portion of BlackBerry's Native SDK
B. Slang for CSS
C. A set of QML standards
D. APIs that BlackBerry provides to help developers produce functional UIs out of the box
A. text1
B. ID:_1
C. idvalue_1
D. id_1
A. “(checkedChanged)”
B. Changed()checked
C. 'checkChanged()'
D. checkedChanged()
A. True
B. FALSE
A. One-per-page.
B. Two-per-line.
C. One-per-unit.
D. One-per-line.
A. (QString text)Q_SIGNALS: void textChanged;
B. Q_SIGNALS: void (QString text)textChanged;
C. void: textChanged(QString text); Q_SIGNALS
D. Q_SIGNALS: void textChanged(QString text);
A. The View holds the raw data and does not worry about the display, whereas the Model is responsible for rendering the data on the display
B. Neither the View and the Model are responsible for rendering the data on the display
C. The Model holds the raw data and does not worry about the display, whereas the View is responsible for rendering the data on the display
D. Both the View and the Model are responsible for rendering the data on the display
A. Nothing happens.
B. It is deleted.
C. The child object generates more child objects.
D. It is updated automatically.
A. A unique way to invoke rootContainer.
B. A unique way to use ControlDelegate to load QML.
C. An imperative way to create dynamic components in QML.
D. A method for placing calls within a single container.
A. a = *b;
B. a = &b;
C. a = "b;
D. a = b;
A. A workspace is a collection of projects whereas a perspective is a layout of views in the IDE
B. A perspective and a workspace refer to the same thing
C. A perspective lives outside the IDE whereas a workspace lives inside an IDE
D. A perspective is a collection of projects whereas a workspace is a layout of views in the IDE
A. ins, read, book, strap
B. ing, read, boot, strong
C. int, real, bool, string
D. cos, real, sin, strung
A. //
B. “
C. ||
D. \\
A. Page, Contractor, Button, List
B. Port, Container, Button, Label
C. Purge, Maintainer, Button, Label
D. Page, Container, Button, Label
A. Because object ids are deleted from within the component in which it is declared.
B. Object ids don't have to be unique.
C. Because object ids are referred from external components in which it is declared.
D. Because object ids are referred from anywhere within the component in which it is declared.
A. It must must begin with a lower-case letter or an underscore, and only contain letters, numbers, and underscores.
B. It must must begin with an upper-case letter or an underscore, and only contain letters, numbers, and underscores.
C. It must must begin with a roman numeral or an underscore, and only contain letters, numbers, and underscores.
D. It must must begin with a number or an underscore, and only contain letters, numbers, and underscores.
A. geoMonitor.h
B. include geoMonitor.h
C. #include<geoMonitor.h>
D. #include geoMonitor.h
A. void myfunction(int a;a = 2)
B. void myfunction(int a=2)
C. void function(int a)
D. void myfunction(int a)
A. Settings > Security > Development Mode
B. Settings > Blackberry Bridge > Development Mode
C. Settings > Blackberry ID > Development Mode
D. Settings > Blackberry Project > Development Mode
A. Use io.open() and io.close() to open and close an input string
B. Use the available methods in your code
C. Include the io/io.h header file
D. Import the Image.h header file
A. Defining a Slot in QML
B. Defining a Dialog in Javascript
C. Defining a Dialog in QML
D. Defining a Dialog in C++
A. Signal
B. Click
C. Invoke
D. Button
A. pull()
B. pop()
C. push()
D. stack()
A. null * data;
B. int * data;
C. void * data;
D. void data;
A. It will revel a compressed menu
B. It will reveal a full menu
C. It will not reveal a menu
D. None of these
A. The UI service.
B. The notification service.
C. The foreground service.
D. The app service.
A. Main.cpp
B. Main.qml
C. App.qml
D. App.cpp
A. A headed, long-running app.
B. A headless, short-running app.
C. A headed, short-running app.
D. A headless, long-running app.
A. Post-directed SOS message receivers, fine-grained location trackers, or uploaders.
B. Port-directed SMS message receivers, coarse-grained location trackers, or downloaders.
C. Data-directed MSM message receivers, fine-grained location trackers, or downloaders.
D. Part-directed SNS message receptors, coarse-grained location tricklers, or downloaders.
A. Start the library, Request events to flow into the event queue, Use any service at any time, Listen for events
B. Use any service at any time, Listen for events, Start the library, Request events to flow into the event queue
C. Listen for events, Use any service at any time, Request events to flow into the event queue, Start the library
D. Request events to flow into the event queue, Start the library, Use any service at any time, Listen for events
A. It must be placed in the private slots: section.
B. It must be routed to the public slots: section.
C. It must be placed in the public slots: section.
D. It must concatenate the public slots: section.
A. Comma
B. Colon
C. Semicolon
D. Hyphen
A. They are used to assign object values.
B. They are used to assign property values.
C. They are used to assign property ids.
D. They are used to assign element values.
A. The run_when_backgrounded parameter must be changed in the bar-descriptor.xml file.
B. The when_backgrounded parameter must be changed in the bar-descript.xml file.
C. The run_backgrounded parameter must be changed in the descriptor.xml file.
D. The run_when_backgrounded parameter must be changed in the bar.xml file.
A. vector, deque, list
B. Sequence containers, Associative containers, Container adapters
C. vector, deque, list, set, multiset, map, multimap
D. set, multiset, map, multimap
A. The handler will only catch int exceptions
B. The handler will catch any type of error thrown
C. Both of these
D. None of these