Deck 11: Ms-Windows Programming Assessment

Question 1

The LPSTR data type in the Win32 API is a 32-bit pointer to a character string.

Answer 1

True

Question 2

The HANDLE data type in the Win32 API is a 16-bit integer.

Answer 2

False

Question 3

When requesting single-character input,you must call SetConsoleMode to alter the console flag settings.

Answer 3

True

Question 4

The COORD structure defined in MS-Windows specifies X and Y screen coordinates in pixel coordinates.

Question 5

The CREATE_NEW constant can be passed to the creationDisposition parameter in the CreateFile function.

Question 6

The Win32 ReadConsoleInput function reads character input from the console buffer,but does not remove the characters from the buffer.

Question 7

The SetConsoleWindowInfo function lets you control the size and position of the console window.

Question 8

When you call the ReadFile function,you must pass a pointer to a string containing the filename.

Question 9

The SetFilePointer function permits you to start reading from any point in a file.

Question 10

If you want to open an existing file,you must call the Win32 OpenFile function.

Question 11

The SetConsoleTextAttribute function can be used to change the color of text that has already been written to the screen buffer.

Question 12

The /SUBSYSTEM:CONSOLE option is required when linking Win32 console applications.

Question 13

A Win32 console HANDLE is required when reading and writing files.

Question 14

A application programming interface (API)includes functions,data types and constants.

Question 15

The WriteString procedure in the Irvine32 library uses the Win32 function named WriteConsole to generate console output.