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1. False. Any of the buttons on a gamepad can be used to detect edges. 2. True. The program can notice that a signal has changed only if it has before and after values that it can compare. If these two values are the same, there has been no change, but if they are different, it means that the signal has changed. 3. False. The whole point of an edge-triggered input is that you detect when the button changes state. They are used for flicking switches, changing gears in a car, or for your button-press-counting game. The only way that you can detect an edge is to compare the state now with the state it had last time you looked. 4. False. The clue is in the name. The compilation process, where your program is converted into executable statements, is where conditional compilation takes place. By the time the program runs, the statements have either been included in the program or ignored. 5. False. The preprocessor, as the name implies, looks at the C# code going into the compiler. If it s given commands to ignore sections of the program, these are not passed into the compiler for conversion into machine instructions in the finished program.

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The preceding code contains a logic error because the Power4 function unnecessarily modifies an argument passed to it, but you aren t going to see this error if the Visual Basic 6 program never passes a variable (as opposed to a class field) to the Power4 function. The Number field isn t affected because Visual Basic 6 wraps a pair of hidden Property Get and Property Let procedures around the Number variable, and the Power4 functions can t alter the inner variable. Visual Basic .NET doesn t wrap hidden procedures around class fields; therefore, a lit eral translation of the preceding code makes the bug appear, as follows:

Sub TestByRefPassing()

Oddly, you can regard this behavior as a return to the past because Visual Basic 4 worked in the same way as Visual Basic .NET. The behavior of Public class fields changed in Visual Basic 5 and broke existing Visual Basic 4 code. You can expect to encounter a similar problem when you re porting Visual Basic 5 or 6 code to Visual Basic .NET. Incidentally, because there are no hidden wrappers, accessing a field is usually remarkably faster than accessing an equivalent property.

If you are going to print thousands of postcards by the four-color printing method, you need to change the publication from RGB color mode to CMYK color mode. But provided your local copy or print shop offers digital printing, you can ignore the issue agged in the Select An Item To Fix box.

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Visual Basic .NET doesn t support the ByVal keyword inside a statement that invokes a method:

res = Power4(ByVal n)

The only way to pass a number by value to a procedure that expects a ByRef argument is by enclosing the argument in parentheses: