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 ====== Study Questions - Audio Creation ======
-===== CDEx Settings =====
+===== Mp3 Conversion Settings =====
-Bitrate = 80 kbps
+''<nowiki>lame.exe -m m -q 0 --abr 85 --noreplaygain input.wav output.mp3</nowiki>''
-Mono
+===== Questions To Be Recorded =====
-Quality = Very high (q = 0)
-===== Questions To Be Recorded =====
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-** C7XQ1: What is the difference between the way the CLR deals with unhandled exceptions in the .NET Framwork 1.1 verses 2.0? **
+/* Added 20117012 */
+** WebC2L1Q2: What must an HTML server control be located inside to operate correctly? **
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-Answer: In 1.0, a backstop is provided for unhandled exceptions that occur on the following types of thread:
+Answer: A form element that has the //runat="server"// attribute.
-  * A thread from the thread pool.
+/* --== Answer Question separator ==-- */
-  * A thread created with the //Thread.Start// method.
-  * A finaliser thread.
+/* Added 20117012 */
+** WebC2L1Q3: What are the three methods of setting the properties of an HTML control? **
+/* --== Question Answer separator ==-- */
-In 2.0, these exceptions are left to proceed naturally.
+Answer: Source view, design view and programmatically in code.
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-** C7XQ2: The .NET Framework 2.0 provides a backstop for what three types of unhandled exceptions? **
+/* Added 20117012 */
+** WebC2L1Q4: In which event on what object should dynamically created controls be created? **
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-Answer:
+Answer: The Init event on the page object.
+/* --== Answer Question separator ==-- */
+/* Added 20117012 */
+** WebC2L1Q5: What order are events from a web page raised on the server side? **
+/* --== Question Answer separator ==-- */
-  * A //ThreadAbortException// thrown because of an //Abort// call.
+Answer: The event that caused the postback is processed last.
-  * An //AppDomainUnloadException// thrown because the application domain is being unloaded.
-  * An internal exception thrown by the CLR or host process.
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-** ITQ5: What is Conway's Law? **
+/* Added 20117012 */
+** WebC2L1Q6: What property on a control should be set to minimize the size of the //ViewState// data? **
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-Answer: "Organisations which design systems are constrained to produce designs which are copies of the communication structures of these organisations." - Melvin Conway, 1968.
+Answer: The //EnableViewState// should be set to //false//.
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-** PragC2Q16: What is code that glows in the dark? **
+/* Added 20117012 */
+** WebC2L1Q7: What are the five main page events, in the order they occur? **
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-Answer: Tracer code.
+Answer: //Page_PreInit//, //Page_Init//, //Page_Load//, //Page_PreRender// and //Page_Unload//
+==== Lesson 2:  Exploring Common Web Server Controls ====
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-** PragC2Q17: What are the four aspects of code that tracer code should share with production code and what is the one aspect that it does not? **
+/* Added 20117012 */
+** WebC2L2Q1: What are two differences between the //Literal// control and the //TextBox// control? **
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 Answer:
-Shared: error checking, structuring, documentation and self-checking.
+  * The //Literal// control does not support styles, themes, and skins.
+  * The //Literal// control does not inherit from //WebControl//.
+===== Chapter 3: Exploring Specialized Server Controls =====
-Not shared: Full functionality.
+==== Lesson 1: Exploring Specialized Web Server Controls ====
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-** PragC2Q18: What are the five advantages of tracer code? **
+/* Added 20110823 */
+** WebC3L1Q1: What are the three modes of the //Literal// control? **
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-Answer:
+Answer: //PassThrough//, //Encode// and //Transform//.
-  * Users get to see something early.
-  * Develops a build structure to work in.
-  * Creates an integration platform.
-  * Creates something to demonstrate.
-  * Creates a better feel for progress.
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-** PragC2Q19: What is the difference between tracer code and prototyping? **
+/* Added 20110823 */
+** WebC3L1Q2: What is the advantage of using the //Table//, //TableRow// and //TableCell// controls over using straight HTML markup? **
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-Answer: Prototyping generates disposable code. Tracer code is lean but complete and forms part of the skeleton of the final system.
+Answer: The ability to add rows and cells programmatically.
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-** C3L1Q2: In a regular expression, what is a lazy quantifier and how is one specified? **
+/* Added 20110824 */
+** WebC3L1Q3: What web control should be used if clicking on an image is required? **
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-Answer: A lazy quantifier will match as little of the searched string as possible. A lazy quantifier is specified by adding a '?' symbol immediately after the quantifier.
+Answer: //ImageButton// or //ImageMap//.
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