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Day 10
Answers to Quiz Questions
1. F12.
2. No. It is only removed from the project.
3. On the Forms page of the Project Options dialog.
4. You will have to take the responsibility of creating the forms before using them.
5. It’s hard to say, but probably 32MB for Windows 95 and 40MB for Windows NT.
6. When debug info is generated, you will be able to step through your code during
debugging sessions.
7. In the directory where the project file resides.
8. Ctrl+S.
9. Set a bookmark with Ctrl+K+0 through Ctrl+K+9. There are 10 bookmarks
available.
10. Choose Read Only from the Code Editor speed menu.
Day 11
1. Click in the gutter (the left margin) on that line of code. You can also press F5 or
choose Toggle Breakpoint from the Code Editor speed menu.
2. A breakpoint that is inadvertently set on a source code line that generates no
compiled code.
3. Set the breakpoint, choose View | Breakpoints from the main menu, click on the
breakpoint in the Breakpoint List window, and then choose Properties from the
Breakpoint List speed menu. Set the condition in the Condition field of the Edit
Breakpoint dialog.
4. Double-click the watch in the Watch List window. The Watch Properties dialog is
displayed. Modify the properties as needed.
5. Click on the variable and type Ctrl+F5 (or choose Add Watch at Cursor from the
Code Editor speed menu).
6. The Debug Inspector.
7. F7.
8. Click on the variable and then choose Evaluate/Modify from the Code Editor
speed menu. Change the value in the Evaluate/Modify dialog.
9. TRACE unconditionally displays a message. WARN displays the message only if the
provided expression evaluates to true.
10. In the OutDbg1.txt file in the Code Editor.
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