Control Array Basics Quiz

A control array is a group of controls that share the same name, type, and event procedures.

Adding controls with control arrays uses fewer resources than adding multiple controls of the same type at design time.

No, a control array can only be created at design time.

By selecting a control on the form, pressing Ctrl+C to copy it to the clipboard, and then pressing Ctrl+V to paste a new instance of the control with the same Name property.

By creating a control and assigning a numeric, non-negative value to its Index property.

An object is a type of user interface element created on a Visual Basic form using a toolbox control. In fact, in Visual Basic, the form itself is an object.

The three important elements of every Visual Basic control are Control Properties, Methods, and Events.

The properties of Visual Basic objects can be customized by setting their properties. Properties can be set at design time using the Properties window or at run time using statements in the program code.

Properties of a form can be set using the Properties Window. Most of the properties can be set or read during application execution.

One can refer to Microsoft documentation for a complete list of Visual Basic object properties.