Web Viewer and Event Handling Quiz

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A type of event triggered by user actions like clicking a button, tapping the screen, or tilting the phone.

Events that happen automatically without user interaction, like a timer triggering after a set interval or sprites colliding.

The property in a component that sets how often a timer event will happen.

An event that occurs when a piece of code related to a specific button is executed, typically triggered by a user clicking that button.

This event is triggered when the app starts running.

An event that occurs when the app is paused or put in the background.

A type of event triggered by a specific sensor, like the accelerometer, motion sensor, or location sensor.

A special type of data that can only hold 'true' or 'false' values.

Used for storing numerical values (numbers) and performing mathematical calculations.

Used for storing and manipulating text. It can be used for things like displaying messages, changing letter cases, or combining text.

A special component in an app that is used to store data. This data can be changed or modified while the app is running.

A component that allows users to interact with online content directly within the app.

A block of code that is used to search for a specific URL and load it into the Web Viewer component.

A block of code that is used to open another screen or page within the app.

The special rules that govern how variables are named. They can't start with a number, characters, or symbols.

These operators carry out mathematical operations such as adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing.

Events triggered by a specific set of conditions, often involving interactions between two objects. Examples: Sprite collision.

A function used to compare between two values or expressions, and returning a Boolean value - true or false.

A block of code structured to make decisions based on some conditions. It uses logical operations like AND, OR, NOT. They are used for making choices in the code.

A component that displays text, images, or other content, often used to show information to the user.

A collection of properties and methods that work together to define a specific functionality, like a 'Button' or 'Webviewer'.

The name given to a specific screen within an app. Different screens can hold different content and functionality.

Features of a component that define its appearance or behavior. They can be things like the color, text size, or width.

Actions that a component can perform, usually triggered by events. Examples: Changing value, opening another screen.

A type of code that interacts with the user, like a button, textbox or slider, allowing users to input or control the app.

Graphical elements that appear on the screen, providing visual feedback or allowing user interactions. Examples: Buttons, sliders, labels.

A visual representation of a user interface (UI), showing how the elements are arranged and how they will look and feel.

The process of creating and arranging the user interface elements of an app, taking into account the principles of usability and good design.

A special event triggered when two sprites in the app collide with each other.

A type of graphic or image that can be manipulated and animated within an app.