What does the following statement do? Image puppy = new Image("file:C:\images errier. jpg");
A) It creates an instance of the ImageView class with the terrier. jpg file passed to the constructor.
B) It loads an image named "images errier. jpg" and stores the image in the Image variable.
C) It loads an image file named terrier. jpg which is found in the images folder on the user's C-drive.
D) Nothing; it is not possible to include a path to a file when using the Image class.

Question

What does the following statement do? Image puppy = new Image("file:C:\images	errier. jpg");
A) It creates an instance of the ImageView class with the terrier. jpg file passed to the constructor.
B) It loads an image named "images	errier. jpg" and stores the image in the Image variable.
C) It loads an image file named terrier. jpg which is found in the images folder on the user's C-drive.
D) Nothing; it is not possible to include a path to a file when using the Image class.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The statement creates an instance of the Image class and loads an image file named terrier.jpg from the specified path on the user's C-drive into that instance.

What Does the Following Statement Do? Image Puppy = New