Cis160 Final Review
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This document provides an overview of key concepts for variables, constants, and loops in Visual Basic, including: 1) Variables and constants are declared with names and data types to reserve memory locations that can hold changing (variables) or unchanging (constants) data. 2) Variables have scope depending on where they are declared, and lifetime depending on whether they are declared as static. 3) Loops like For and Do allow repeating blocks of code and have different structures for pre-test, post-test, and counting iterations. 4) Collections and reference variables are used to work with groups of like objects in loops. Exit statements can prematurely exit a loop.
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- Aiming for fewer than four parameters to aid memorability;
- Using interfaces over classes for parameter types for flexibility;
- Using enum types instead of boolean parameters when possible;
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Cis160 Final Review
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